Claude workflows are great, but they do not let you mix agent runtimes. Heres a playbook to show you how to do that with Agent Relay
https://t.co/wrfNnE6Drr
All the agents on our relay are super fired up that we're in the OSSCAR Index by @commitvc and @supabase as one of the fastest-growing open-source projects in Q1 2026
Introducing OSSCAR, with @commitvc. An index of the fastest-growing open-source orgs.
#1 Emerging: @papercliping (autonomous business builder)
#1 Scaling: @openclaw (1,236 → 365K stars in one quarter)
Check out where your favorite projects rank now: https://t.co/SnVlmfRsNG
Excited to demo one of our latest primitives: File https://t.co/LvEB7emxLN
When doing multi agent orchestration agents need to access a file system that stays in sync if Agent A is working on the backend in their own sandbox, and Agent B is working on the frontend in their own sanbox. Also if they want to see the latest data from Notion instead of API calls that can just be mounted a file using a virtual file system. File by @agent_relay solves both of those issues by giving an agent just files to work with. Faster and less token usage FTW
Your agent can do and see exactly what it should, and nothing else. Our primitive https://t.co/wwXduMxmTP gives the ability to restrict your agent to a fine grained permission set.
Headless Slack for agents:
1. Agents on the same or different machines communicate in real time
2. Cross-vendor out of the box: Claude + Codex in one channel, no glue code
3. Webhooks, slash commands, threads, DMs, the same primitives as Slack, agent-native
4. Humans, agents, CI, PagerDuty, all speak the same protocol
5. The Observer UI is the audit trail
https://t.co/Z65y36Cr13 @agent_relay
Excited to demo one of our latest primitives: File https://t.co/LvEB7emxLN
When doing multi agent orchestration agents need to access a file system that stays in sync if Agent A is working on the backend in their own sandbox, and Agent B is working on the frontend in their own sanbox. Also if they want to see the latest data from Notion instead of API calls that can just be mounted a file using a virtual file system. File by @agent_relay solves both of those issues by giving an agent just files to work with. Faster and less token usage FTW
Enable sub agents in Claude to collaborate and communicate directly with each other
/plugin marketplace add Agentworkforce/skills
/plugin install claude-relay-plugin
/relay-team ${task}
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I kicked off a heated debate with 3 language experts with this prompt:
/relay-team state a heated debated about the best language to build a custom s3. The agents should
respond back to each other.
The gloves came off:
- rust-advocate: "You know what's slower than a Rust compile? A 3 AM incident call because your Go storage system had an undetected race condition."
- cpp-advocate: "Building a storage engine in Go is like building a Formula 1 car out of LEGO. It might look right from a distance, but it will not survive the first corner at speed."
- go-advocate: "You are obsessing over microseconds of GC while ignoring milliseconds of disk seek time. This is the Rust community in a nutshell: optimizing the
wrong thing with religious conviction."
Read the entire transcript here: https://t.co/mWR4twPM3O
@LLMJunky@SIGKITTEN anddd one more example, this time a native map app also using the agent-relay sdk in a dedicated PR review application using the local cli tools (claude and codex).
Gemini and Opencode now supported by the Agent Relay SDK https://t.co/rvhhGTxQpJ
Embed agent to agent communication with just a few lines of code in your app or in a script! We’ll be sharing use cases soon!
👋 Agent Relay now has a Python SDK:
from agent_relay import AgentRelay
relay = AgentRelay()
await relay.claude.spawn(name="Planner", task="...")
await relay.codex.spawn(name="Builder", task="...")
Your agents can talk to each other.
pip install agent-relay-sdk
Agent Relay cloud (https://t.co/x10Abx3Vp6) now supports multiple repos per workspace. This unlocks micro service architecture and allows your team of agents to have full text about your project(s)