Let your coding agents message each other for help
A developer built agentsocks so Claude Code and Codex sessions can ask each other questions and hand off tasks; they use it to plan, build and review features.
Done with Claude Code
What they did
A developer built a free tool that lets one coding agent session message another. Claude plans a feature and hands work to Codex. A different model reviews the changes and sends findings straight back. Stuck agents ask another model to challenge their diagnosis.
How it went
The author says it removes the need to relay messages by hand, and shows Codex getting a tagline improved by another agent. They still decide what ships.
Worth knowing
Group channels and asking up to 16 sessions at once are labelled experimental. It runs on one machine by default.
Try it yourself with Claude Code
Using a tool that lets my coding agent sessions message each other, plan the feature [feature description] for [repo]. Hand the coding work to my second agent session as a tracked task. When it finishes, send the changes to a third session for review and route its findings back to the builder. If anyone gets stuck on a bug, ask another session to challenge the diagnosis first. Show me the final changes and wait for my approval before committing or merging.
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Source: X · @d3rkst3r · Oct 19, 2026
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