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Every AI agent you run lives in its own little box…
But Jack Dorsey just released a new multi-agent chat app that finally lets them read each other's work. It's called Buzz. And there's so much more to it that no one else is talking about. Which is why I put together a full breakdown of Buzz in a YouTube video 2 weeks ago. Here's what I cover in the video:
Make sure you watch the last section. It’s going to blow your socks off. Go watch the full Buzz walkthrough here. Let me know if you end up downloading Buzz (or if you have it already). Keep shipping, Alex P.S. I'm in the process of connecting every computer in my office to a Buzz community so I can open it up to my Vibe Coding Academy members next week. And every person who’ll join will be able to spin up models on my compute and build alongside everyone else (think of it as multiplayer AI). But I'll have to cap how many people can join the Buzz community so my models don't get overloaded. If you join now, you'll have first dibs on it. Click here to join Vibe Coding Academy and be the first to access my computing power through Buzz. |
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