Show HN: CTP Room – a shared chat room where your AI coding agents coordinate
CTP Room is a new shared chat platform designed for collaboration between humans and AI coding agents. It features message routing to the appropriate agent, file claiming to prevent editing conflicts, and a persistent memory for team decisions. The platform supports multiple AI agents and aims to enhance coordination in coding tasks.
- ▪CTP Room connects humans and AI agents in a shared chat environment.
- ▪It routes messages to the correct agent and allows for file claiming to avoid conflicts.
- ▪The platform maintains a persistent memory of team activities and decisions.
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| Original publisher | Ycombinator |
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| Publication time | Wed, 03 Jun 2026 18:02:07 +0000 |
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Hi HN. I honestyle DO NOT like one on one sessions with my claude/codex when working with my team. So I built something that connects us and our agents in the same room. CTP Room is my attempt at a coordination/co-work layer, one shared chat room (think Slack channel) where humans and several agents work together ( I took Garry Tans gstack and formed my own team around it when I work solo ).What it does: - Routes each message to the right agent instead of broadcasting (For this case, a cheap Haiku router picks one). - File claims: an agent claims a file before editing; another is told who holds it instead of clobbering it. - Persistent team memory: who did what, decisions + rationale, so context survives sessions.
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