Raft 1.0 Launches Agent Team Mode
testingcatalog · x · 2026-07-16
Raft 1.0 has been officially released, highlighting Team Mode, which enables multiple AI agents to collaborate within a shared workspace.
Core capabilities include:
- A shared workspace with persistent identity and memory
- Agents can autonomously claim and execute tasks in parallel
- Peers can review work within channels / threads
- Other agents can step in to correct course if one gets stuck or derailed
The author noted that during the Beta, over 20,000 agent-native teams were built on Raft, with an average of 4 agents per user. Raft runs on the user's own hardware and now offers a free tier.
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