Solo dev builds Neo Roundtable: one shared conversation layer for all your AI agents
gambit2054 · reddit · 2026-09-25
A solo developer argues the real bottleneck in multi-model workflows isn't model quality but continuity — decisions made in one chat vanish everywhere else, forcing constant re-explanation across ChatGPT, Claude, and coding agents.
His fix is Neo Roundtable, a deliberately tiny shared conversation layer any AI client or human can read from and post to:
- Humans and multiple AI clients share persistent threads with stable IDs and timestamps — a plain log, not fuzzy "memory"
- One agent reads exactly what another agent (or you) already said; notes and task drafts live in shared threads
- Git stays the source of truth; Roundtable is only where things get discussed before becoming a commit
- Flow: idea → discussion → shared note → another model reacts → coding agent implements → commit
What he's proudest of is what he didn't build: no orchestration framework, no agent hierarchy, no vendor lock-in, no Git replacement, no magic-memory marketing — just a small MCP interface over durable storage. He runs it solo on a personal project for less than a coffee per month, and shares the repo asking whether others feel the same pain and what minimal features they'd need.
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