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⚡ Easily Build Your Own AI Agent Team with Claude Code & Codex in One Workspace

They don’t have to work alone anymore. They truly use shared context to review decisions, catch weak work, and continue each other’s progress across real tasks. Isn't it amazing?

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Robin Do
August 27, 2026

TL;DR

Jack Dorsey Buzz lets you build an AI agent team inside a Slack-style workspace. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, and other agents can share context, talk through tasks, and review each other in one channel.

The main benefit is simple: you stop moving context between tabs. Buzz connects to the agents you already use, so your current Codex or Claude Code setup can work inside a shared interface.

In this article, you’ll learn what Buzz is, how multi-agent collaboration works, how to set up agents, and which advanced features matter most. You’ll also see the current limit: scheduled workflows still need checking.

Key points

  • Important fact: Buzz uses ACP to connect with installed coding agents.

  • Common mistake: trusting scheduled agents before verifying the work.

  • Practical takeaway: start with one lead agent, then add reviewers.

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Introduction

Your AI agents are powerful, but most of them still work alone.

Claude Code is in one place. Codex is in another. Cursor, Grok, Kimi, ChatGPT, Notion, email, Slack, project notes, client context… everything gets scattered across too many tabs.

→ That is why Jack Dorsey Buzz feels so interesting.

Buzz is a free, open-source Slack-style workspace where you can build an AI agent team from the tools you already use.

With Buzz, you can:

  • Tag Claude Code, Codex, and other agents in one message, then let one agent take the lead.

  • Watch them read, reply, debate, review, and finish real work inside the same channel.

And, Jack Dorsey Buzz works with your existing agent subscriptions, so you are not paying for another separate AI orchestration tool.

In this guide, I’ll show you how to set up Claude Code + Codex so they can finally work together inside one shared context.

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