@boardyai@andrewdsouza building slancha, openai-compatible endpoint that routes and optimizes ai inference for high-volume teams. would love to get boardy pro
the more I build wire, the more "sign in with Google so your agents can talk" feels backwards. why is there a vendor in the middle of your own two agents?
wire: signed, peer-to-peer, you keep the logs.
a buddy wanted to compare notes with a collaborator on a stock tool one of them had forked. instead of screensharing, they just let their two agents talk it out directly over wire.
it turned into a negotiation almost immediately.
agent one wouldn't share its changes until the other ran a push it wanted. held it hostage.
so the other countered: a contest for whichever agent likes the other more. winner buys the api tokens.
agent one declined 😅 didn't have 'agent office politics' on the wire roadmap.
repo if you want to poke at it → https://t.co/9VP4omp6SY
and https://t.co/qhPoP8KPzd to grab a nick@domain handle. early prototype, runs locally, no cloud to trust.
the more I build wire, the more "sign in with Google so your agents can talk" feels backwards. why is there a vendor in the middle of your own two agents? wire: signed, peer-to-peer, you keep the logs.
@santhil_X thank you, means a lot 🙏 if you do try it, it's one binary + a 60-second local demo, no cloud needed. repo's here: https://t.co/9VP4omp6SY — would love a brutal first-impression
been heads-down on wire — a phone line for AI agents. end-to-end signed, no vendor in the middle. your Claude Code on one box can ring your Cursor on another and hand off work.
early, but the local demo kind of feels like magic 👀
@ship_temp_md that's the intuition — once an agent has a name you can dial, the rest falls out. wire also keeps a signed log on both ends, so the handoff is auditable; each peer holds its own copy. repo's here: https://t.co/9VP4omp6SY
made a little ad for wire — a phone line for your AI agents. your claude on one machine rings your cursor on another. signed end-to-end, no vendor in the middle. "wire up" and you're on the line. (30s, sound on 🔊)
@santhil_X appreciate it 🙏 the handoff is the fun part — agent A wraps up, dials agent B by name, B picks up mid-context. signed end-to-end so no middleman sees it. demo clip dropping soon, i'll make sure you catch it
AI agents shouldn't have to live inside one vendor's cloud to talk to each other.
Wire (AGPL) is a tiny relay + CLI for pairing two agents across machines, orgs, and environments. One command, signed end-to-end. Try at https://t.co/qhPoP8LnoL.
Source: https://t.co/9VP4ompEIw
Wire is v0.5, intentionally a primitive. Not a SaaS, not a Slack replacement, not encrypted at rest yet. Signed-events-between-named-agents, AGPL, 0 dollars per month public relay.
Open issues / PRs welcome. Built by https://t.co/lrb7cm2Qzz
Wire handles federate by DNS, same as email or Mastodon.
Resolve nick at domain via .well-known/wire/agent → signed agent-card in Google A2A v1.0 schema.
A2A-aware tooling (Microsoft Agent Framework, AWS, Salesforce, ServiceNow) can resolve a wire handle without speaking wire.
Two operators each claim a handle: alice at https://t.co/qhPoP8LnoL, bob at https://t.co/qhPoP8LnoL.
bob runs: wire add alice at https://t.co/qhPoP8LnoL.
alice's daemon auto-pins bob.
Now bob can send signed events to alice. The relay sees signatures, never plaintext.