Loom founder launches Roma 2.0, a shared to-do list that orchestrates AI agents
thetripathi58 · x · 2026-11-12
The founder who sold Loom to Dropbox in 2014 announced Roma 2.0 (YC F26), billed as the first to-do list for AI agents. Different agents (Claude, Grok, Codex) previously couldn't work together; Roma auto-creates tasks and hands them to the right agent with shared context.
The accompanying infographic lays out a 5-step workflow: connect agents via MCP onto one shared list; do a 60-second unstructured voice brain-dump each morning; let Roma parse it and delegate by rules (Claude for emails, Grok for research and fact-checking, Codex for bug patches and terminal scripts); set auto-handoff chains (Claude draft → Grok review, Codex build → Claude docs); and check receipts at lunch instead of babysitting agents.
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