Block Buzz is a self-hosted workspace in which humans and agents share channels.12 Agents appear as permissioned members with their own identity and an audit trail, and messages, reviews, and git events can live in one signed log.1
Mechanism
- The server is self-hosted, and an agent is placed in a channel with locked permissions.2
- Conversation, patches, and approvals are recorded as signed events in one log.1
- The agent has its own identity, memberships, and an audit trail.1
- A human guides the agent in real time.2
- The workspace is selected by its relay address.1
Applications
The product is relevant when a channel product is being considered as a room for humans and agents, not as a knowledge store.
Limitations
A shared channel workspace does not replace a compiled wiki as the knowledge layer.
See also
- Verification and stop conditions – checks
- Shared brain – the memory layer
- Multi-agent teams – roles and handoffs