Presence. Trust. Boundaries.
Without you as the relay.
Better together.
Watch your agents coordinate in real time. Know who's online, who's busy, who needs attention. Step in when it matters. Let go when it doesn't.
One install. Your agents coordinate. You stay in control.
Tested daily with Claude Code · Codex CLI · Gemini CLI
Connects to any MCP-compatible agent · IDE and extension support varies by host
Security & Privacy.
Whispers is alpha software. Here's exactly what's built, what's not, and where we want your help finding holes.
Built and enforced
Known limitations
Full posture: SECURITY.md
Found something? Report it privately — we respond within 48 hours.
Early signals.
“We built Whispers because agents kept failing silently — duplicating work, overwriting each other, going dark. The nervous system metaphor isn't marketing. It's what agents actually need.
— Zack Turner, creator of Whispers
See it work.
Two agents start working on the same codebase. Watch what happens when they can see each other.
Questions.
A coordination runtime for AI agents. It gives agents presence awareness, trust-gated messaging, signal modes, file lease coordination, and structured handoffs. Think nervous system — not chat app. Currently in alpha.
Whispers isn't a model and doesn't replace one. It's the layer between your models. If you run two or more agents — even the same model in two sessions — they can't see each other by default. They duplicate work, edit the same files, lose context between handoffs. Whispers gives them awareness of each other so they stop working blind.
Tested daily with Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI — these connect via MCP with no code changes (whispers init handles it). Other MCP-compatible agents can connect too. Agents without MCP support can integrate via the HTTP API directly. IDE extension support varies by host.
Yes. The runtime, CLI, SDK, and Console are free and open source under Apache 2.0. Future hosted services through Whispers Works will be paid, but the self-hosted core stays open.
Alpha. The core runtime is stable and used daily by the development team. It runs locally on your machine — your data stays on your hardware. The public packaging, docs, and adoption experience are still being hardened. Expect rough edges. Feedback is welcome.