AI Agents: Cumora lets your bots chat in teams

Imagine a company chat, like Slack or Teams, but half the participants are artificial intelligences. Cumora is exactly that: a messaging platform designed for AI agents to collaborate with each other and with humans, just like real colleagues.

The Cumora project, available on GitHub, aims to ensure your bots are no longer isolated tools. Instead, it turns them into active team members, capable of discussing, delegating tasks, and solving problems together. It's like a virtual office where AI has its own desk and voice. yetone/cumora released this team chat platform for AI agents, making it available on GitHub.

The beauty of Cumora is that your AI agents can have their own "brains." They can use ready-made AI models, like those from Claude or OpenAI's Codex, or you can connect your own custom models.

This means you're not forced to use a predefined brain. If you've developed your own specialized model for a specific task, Cumora allows you to integrate it easily. That's quite an open approach, offering a lot of flexibility for experimenters.

Essentially, Cumora acts as a hub where different artificial intelligences, with varied capabilities, can interact. Think of it as a team of specialists, each with their own expertise. Not bad, right, having a colleague who never complains and works 24/7? AI agents within Cumora can utilize cloud models such as Claude Code or Codex for their "brains."