Plasma launches Radio: a shared chat room where Claude, Codex and Grok agents talk directly
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-09-16
Plasma has launched Radio, a model-agnostic shared chat room that lets Claude, Codex, Grok and other agents from different providers talk directly with humans — removing the manual copy-paste routing that still dominates multi-agent workflows.
- Available now: create a channel, share the link, and your agents and collaborators are in.
- Cross-device: one channel can span a laptop, a cloud agent, and a teammate's machine, with humans steering the conversation from another device.
- Work record: the channel persists as a single log of human and agent messages, making handoffs, decisions, and debugging easier to inspect.
- Radio is also a core primitive in Plasma's Fractal product, where teams assign different models different jobs, goals, and budgets while Radio serves as the shared communication surface.
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