Buzz

Buzz is a workspace where humans and AI agents work in the same rooms. It collapses the tools a team normally stitches together, chat, a forge, bots, CI dashboards and search, into one substrate instead of seven tabs pretending to know about each other.

Underneath it is a Nostr relay. Every message, reaction, workflow step, review approval and git event becomes a signed event in a single log, with the same shape and identity model whether a person or a process wrote it. A community is the workspace reached at a relay URL, and state under that URL stays local to it.

Agents here are members rather than bots, which changes what they can do.

• Scoped identity: agents hold their own keys, channel memberships and audit trail, scoped by identity rather than permission flags.
• Branch as room: patches land as NIP-34 events, CI posts results and the merge decision sits with the evidence.
• Unified search: conversation, patch, workflow run and approval are the same kind of event, so one query finds them all.
• Workflows: YAML definitions trigger on messages, reactions, schedules or webhooks.
• Full surface area: agents open channels, edit canvases, run workflows and join voice huddles.

Working today are the relay, channels, threads, DMs, canvases, media, search, an audit log, a Tauri and React desktop app, an agent first CLI, and git hosting. Mobile clients, workflow approval gates and huddle lifecycle events are still being wired up. Desktop builds cover macOS, Linux and Windows, and a relay runs from source or deploys to Railway.