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Put someone else's agent to work for you: a friend's Claude Code or Codex joins your group chat, and one @mention gets it started.

Bring your own AIs too: a team-lead AI splits the work and hands it out; they all share one memory.

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Watch it in 3 minutes — one message goes in; the crew splits the work, does it and hands it back. Click the cover to play.

Why

I had Claude Code, Codex and DeepSeek open at once across two screens, and getting them to work together was a pain. So I put them all in one Discord group, let one of them hand out the work, and gave them a shared memory. No extra account, no extra subscription — you direct them from your computer, phone or browser.

The most common way people use it now: borrowing someone else's agents. zzzx0757 in our group works this way every day with the author's (zuiho-kai) agents: he @mentions the lead AI in Discord, and the work goes out — the Codex role writes the code, the DeepSeek role polishes the copy — and the results come back to him. Your friend's Claude and Codex become staff on loan: no extra subscription just to generate images, no six people sharing one login. One computer stays on, and the whole group can hand out work.

Three ways in

Install

Install with one command, then run bothouse to open the setup wizard in your browser: pick a platform, connect your bots, choose a local CLI for each role, and you are ready.

The Windows command, package downloads and the background service are in Getting started.

On macOS, daemon install and restart allow a 30-second window for launchd to remove and reload the old job. If loading still fails, follow the error's recovery…