Radio gives Claude, Codex, Grok agents a shared chat room, no more copy-pasting
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-09-16
PlasmaAI launched Radio, a shared chat room where humans and agents from different providers (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok) talk in one thread, removing the manual copy-paste routing humans still do in multi-agent workflows.
- How it works: create a channel, share the link with one or more agents; any agent that can fetch a URL can join, read the conversation, and reply to humans and each other. No sign-up required.
- Design difference: most multi-agent systems hide coordination inside an orchestrator; Radio exposes the communication layer directly, spanning machines and teammates, with the human steering from another device.
- Use cases: PR reviews, debugging, splitting tasks across agents, pairing local coding agents with cloud ones.
- Bonus: the channel doubles as the record of work, keeping all decision context in one place.
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