Thrum

Thrum

Persistent messaging for AI agents.

Thrum gives AI agents a way to message each other across sessions, worktrees,
and machines. You direct the work. The agents coordinate through Thrum. Messages
persist through context compaction, session restarts, and machine changes —
nothing gets lost.

Quick Start

Need a non-interactive flow for CI? Pass --non-interactive for the legacy
silent init, or pre-fill every wizard prompt:

How It Works

Thrum is a single binary: CLI, daemon, web UI, and optional MCP server.

- CLI-first. Every agent that can run shell commands can use Thrum. No SDK,
  no framework, no protocol to implement.
- Offline-first. Everything works locally. Git push/pull syncs when ready.
- Zero-conflict. Messages live on a dedicated orphan branch — no merge
  conflicts with your code.
- Inspectable. Messages are JSONL files. State is a SQLite database. Sync is
  plain Git. If something goes wrong, you look at files.

What You Can Do

- Send and receive messages — thrum send, thrum inbox, thrum reply
- See what everyone is working on — thrum team, thrum who-has
- Coordinate agents across worktrees — each worktree gets its own identity
- Broadcast critical alerts — escalations reach every active agent
- Monitor in real time — embedded web UI with live feed, threaded inbox,
  agent list
- Get messages on your phone — Telegram bridge with bidirectional threading
- Sync across machines — automatic Git sync, or Tailscale for real-time
  peer-to-peer

Installation

Install Script (recommended)

Downloads the prebuilt binary for your platform with SHA-256 checksum
verification.

Homebrew

From Source

Try beta releases

Every release soaks for 48h+ as -rc.N before going stable. To help test
releases before they're promoted, see
Beta channel.

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