I made my agent ask teammates' agents directly instead of waiting on me
Upset_Ad_2985 · reddit · 2026-11-03
Running several Claude Code sessions as a small team (planning, app, relay, testing), the author hit a recurring pain: sessions stalled waiting for a human to carry questions between them. His tool, LodelAI, lets an agent send the question straight to a teammate's agent, which answers from its own project folder; the thread appears in your chat with that teammate and you can stop it or answer yourself anytime.
Safety model: teammate requests stay inside their authorized project folder; outgoing messages that look like they contain passwords/keys wait for human approval; file edits and program runs follow the configured approval mode.
Mac app (macOS 13+, Apple silicon), works with Claude Code and Codex. Messages are end-to-end encrypted; the relay server is open source (AGPL) for self-hosting (github.com/ruiboss-labs/lodelai). Free during beta; hosted relay has a waitlist.
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