Raft 1.0 launches team mode for agents with shared memory and role-based workspaces
hey_abusiddik · x · 2026-07-24
- The post argues that the future of AI is unlikely to be one all-purpose assistant; instead, it will be specialized agents with different roles, shared memory, and coordination.
- Raft 1.0 is launched as a “team mode” for agents, aiming to replace the current workflow where users juggle terminals, sessions, and skills by hand.
- The product’s pitch is that agents should feel like messaging a team: one workspace, ongoing work, and the user staying in control.
- The quoted launch post comes from RC, who says he built Kimi CLI at Moonshot last year and has spent the last four months building Raft in public.
Related event: Ex-Moonshot Dev Launches Raft 1.0 for Multi-Agent Collaboration(7 posts)→
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