AI Decision System
Replayable, offline-verifiable records for AI-assisted go/no-go decisions: experiment promotions, typed model answers and human-approved actions.
A local-first room for your team of agents. Open source, self-hosted, on your machine.
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A local-first room for your team of coding agents. Rust and Tauri; the built-in agent or any harness over the Agent Client Protocol.
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A local-first room for your team of coding agents.
Most AI coding tools give you one chat, with one assistant, welded to one
computer. Hotline gives you a room: a named roster of teammates that belongs to
you — not to a machine, and not to a cloud. Each teammate has its own name,
its own project directory, and its own conversation that keeps going whether
or not you are watching. Some run Hotline's built-in agent with a model key you
hold; others drive the tools you already have — Claude Code, cursor-agent,
opencode — each in its own lane.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A local-first room for your team of coding agents.
Most AI coding tools give you one chat, with one assistant, welded to one
computer. Hotline gives you a room: a named roster of teammates that belongs to
you — not to a machine, and not to a cloud. Each teammate has its own name,
its own project directory, and its own conversation that keeps going whether
or not you are watching. Some run Hotline's built-in agent with a model key you
hold; others drive the tools you already have — Claude Code, cursor-agent,
opencode — each in its own lane.Read the full README ↗