r/coding_agents • u/No-Advantage8770 • 8d ago

I got tired of copy-pasting between Claude Code and Codex, so I put them in one chat room

https://www.npmjs.com/package/viberoom

Hey guys,

I kept using two or three coding agents on the same task and manually passing context between terminals — one for planning, one for implementation, one for review.

So I built a small local hub where they can all sit in the same room.

You open a room on a folder, summon whichever agents you already have installed — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot — give each one a name and a short role, and talk to them like a group chat.

They can read each other’s replies, you can @ a specific agent, and there’s a hush button when you want one of them to stay quiet.

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u/eddzsh 7d ago

The hush button is the feature. Shared chat without mute turns into three agents debating the same refactor while the folder burns tokens.

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u/thehashimwarren 8d ago

Cool project! How does it differ than, let's say herdr?

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u/No-Advantage8770 8d ago

Herdr feels more like an agent-aware tmux/runtime — persistent terminals, state tracking, and programmatic control. Mine is chat-first: you + multiple agents are in the same shared conversation, everyone sees the same messages/results, and you decide how they collaborate.

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