Episode August 18, 2026 9 min 19s

#90 Robin: Jack Dorsey’s "Buzz" is Slack for AI Agents - How to Make Claude & Codex Work in the Same Room

If you’re still frantically copying code from Claude, pasting it into ChatGPT for a second opinion, and dragging it back into Cursor, you are essentially acting as a human API. Jack Dorsey’s new open-source project, Buzz, just dropped a grenade on that chaotic workflow. Imagine a Slack workspace where your AI agents actually talk to each other, debate solutions, and push code—all in one shared channel.

Today, we are diving into the death of the isolated chatbot. We break down how Buzz leverages the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) to tap directly into the harnesses you already pay for, turning individual LLMs into a coordinated, multi-agent product team.

We’ll talk about:

The Multi-Agent Workspace: How to drop Claude Code, Codex, and Grok into a single Buzz channel, assign a "Lead Agent," and watch them debate architecture before writing a single line of code.
Voice Huddles with AI: Why jumping into a voice huddle to brainstorm with your virtual team is replacing the traditional text-prompt workflow.
Data Ownership & The "Relay": How Buzz sidesteps the cloud surveillance state by letting you self-host your agent memory and push directly to local Git projects.
The "Management Agent" Hack: How to build a dedicated AI assistant that checks your emails, Slack, and Notion to hand you a daily prioritized action list.
The Automation Reality Check: The hilarious (and frustrating) reason why scheduled AI workflows still can't be fully trusted without a "checker agent" babysitting them.

Keywords: Jack Dorsey Buzz, Agent Client Protocol, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Multi-Agent Collaboration, Vibe Coding, Slack for AI, Open Source AI, AI Orchestration, Local LLMs, OpenRouter.

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