@KennethCassel@KennethCassel Same, Cloud sunset hurts. If you need a *team* shared room (not another solo orchestrator), check out trmi, we compared it to Conductor/Paradev: https://t.co/L0xjLOtnwh
@JackCulpan@conductor_build@JackCulpan Short version: Conductor/Paradev = more agents for one person; trmi = whole team with the agent. Side by side writeup: https://t.co/L0xjLOtVlP
@bjacobso@conductor_build@bjacobso Depends what "best" means, solo parallel agents vs a team in one room. Quick map of trmi vs Conductor Cloud / Paradev if useful: https://t.co/L0xjLOtnwh
@jaredrhizor@jaredrhizor If you're mainly solo cloud-first, Conductor/Paradev territory. If a teammate needs to sit in the same agent room, that's where trmi differs, wrote the split up: https://t.co/L0xjLOtVlP
@Schamack_K@orca_build@t3dotcodes@herdrdev@paseo_sh@Schamack_K Fair point on cloud vs local ADEs. trmi is Mac/Windows/VS Code with cloud sessions, but aimed at teams sharing one project (not a solo fleet). Side by side with Conductor: https://t.co/L0xjLOtVlP
@sahiln123@sahiln123 If the gap is cheap unlimited boxes, we won't pretend to match that $50 Cloud plan. If the gap is a *team* building together, trmi's the multiplayer take, short compare: https://t.co/L0xjLOtVlP
@josh_fyi@charlieholtz@natfriedman@alexandr_wang@josh_fyi Rough lead time, sorry. If the factory was a *team* on Conductor Cloud, trmi is the team-room angle (shared project, cloud sessions that keep going). Compare vs Conductor/Paradev: https://t.co/L0xjLOtnwh
@pulkit_gupta2@pulkit_gupta2 Your multiplayer + shared-thread ask is the core of trmi (room approvals, lanes, shared journal). We don't claim Conductor-level UX or custom proxy pools β honest compare here: https://t.co/L0xjLOtnwh
@mat_pichler@manny4c@capydotai@mat_pichler Same boat as Manny, if Capy is close but handoff still feels awkward, check out trmi. Team + agent in one room, Claude/Codex on your own subs: https://t.co/L0xjLOtVlP
@manny4c@manny4c The multiplayer handoff bit is exactly what we built trmi around, shared room, Claude/Codex on your subs, teammates can see threads and approve together. Worth a look: https://t.co/L0xjLOtVlP
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We just finished our first hackathon on Trmi Multiplayer IDEπ§΅
The theme was to build something that brings people together.
121 hackers, 31 teams, building from scratch in trmi with multiplayer sessions and agents that share one context.
Here are highlights!
LinkRoom by Abhishek Anand, Arnav Ranjan & Arun Gujjar
LinkRoom makes every link multiplayer: paste a link or drop a PDF, then read, highlight and comment together
and get an AI group recap.
Judge's Favoirite: Dibs by Samantha Nicole Bracamonte & Clarence Pagaduan
Split the bill in real time. Open one link, tap what you had, and watch everyone's totals update live until every item is claimed.
πΎ Judges' Favourite: Phone Tennis by Yichen Xiao & lbyue1226
A two-player tennis match where your phone is the racket. Enter a 4-digit room code, then swing for forehands, backhands and smashes on
a shared 3D stadium screen.
No more solo coding sessions.
On https://t.co/USkFfz1hi5 you can work on the same sessions, see the work getting done live with auto file sync & voice chats, weβre betting that once you build with Trmi, you wonβt build without it.