collaboration

BearDrive is an open-source shared folder designed for teams to collaborate with AI agents.

Buzz, an open-source collaboration stack from Jack Dorsey's Block, combines chat, search, git, and AI agents into a unified, self-hosted workspace to replace fragmented SaaS tools for solo founders and teams.

A tweet advocating for an open, collaborative cybersecurity and AI-safety movement that incorporates interpretability, arguing existing open models are sufficient to start hardening the internet.

NessieLabs launches auto-sync for all AI sessions in one place, with sharing on individual plans, enabling teams and agents to resume, reuse, and turn AI conversation work into shared knowledge.

Zed introduces DeltaDB, a version control system that records every edit between commits, links changes to agent conversations, and enables free branching and collaborative review.

Hugging Face is collaborating with the Open Secure AI Alliance to develop guidelines for learning from security incidents, with contributions from over 120 members including NVIDIA.

The Open Secure AI Alliance, including NVIDIA, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Hugging Face, and Red Hat, proposes SAFE guidelines to share AI incident findings and strengthen agentic AI cybersecurity, alongside contributions of open-source security tools and models.

Introduces a Multi-Agent Council Skill, a capability that enables collaborative decision-making among multiple AI agents.

The author built A2Anet, a free protocol/tool based on Google's A2A that lets two or more agents collaborate via a shared link with private sandboxes, and asks the community for feedback.

is.team is a new project management platform that replaces Jira, Slack, and Miro with an infinite canvas, offering built-in AI agents, workflow planning, meeting notes, and integrations. Priced at $16/mo flat for 15 people, it aims to unify team collaboration and automation.

Murmell is a cloud canvas that enables teams and AI agents to work together collaboratively.

mpai is a tool that makes existing Codex and Claude Code sessions multiplayer, enabling collaborative AI coding sessions.

A 2010 guide to getting started with Google Wave, covering how to create a Wave, add participants, reply, embed content, use extensions, and replay history.

QM is an open-source multiplayer agent harness for startups, allowing employees to work with AI agents in isolated personal and shared workspaces across Slack and the web. It supports multiple agent harnesses like Pi, OpenCode, Codex, and Claude Code, with scoped memory, files, crons, and durable sandboxes.

CodePen 2.0 launched with major updates including real-time collaboration, npm package support, file management, and deployment features, as detailed by co-founder Chris Coyier.

Arcee.ai's Trinity-Mini (26B) was post-trained by Loka in collaboration with PrimeIntellect and AWS to become an agentic harness for scientific research, enabling multi-step workflows and tool coordination.

GitHub has released stacked pull requests in public preview, allowing developers to break large changes into smaller, reviewable PRs that can be reviewed independently and merged together in one click.

Elastic and OpenAI are expanding their collaboration to integrate OpenAI's reasoning capabilities with Elasticsearch's retrieval layer, enabling context-aware AI agents for enterprise data, observability, and security.

This blog post argues that GitHub's collaboration paradigm (branches, pull requests, code reviews) is ill-suited for the modern AI-driven software development era where LLMs and agents generate code at high velocity, calling for rethinking of tools and workflows.

Superlogical, founded by HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto, announces a new terminal multiplexer that aims to unify interactive, automated, and production work across environments with modern web and native apps, real-time sharing, and first-class scrollback.