Tutti

What Tutti does

Tutti addresses the situation where a person ends up copying context between agents, for example pasting API docs from Claude Code into Codex before frontend work can start. It provides a shared workspace in which context, files, apps and tasks are connected, so one agent can pick up another agent's output without the user relaying it. Existing agents and existing subscription credits can be connected.

Tutti also has its own app ecosystem covering image generation, UI/UX design, documents and presentations, which both users and agents can call. There are two editions. The open-source edition runs locally, with downloads for macOS and Windows (x64), and routes work across your own agents. Tutti VM adds group chat, working with other people and their agents, simultaneous editing, agent borrowing and cross-device use, and is in Early Access with an invite code required to create a Room.

Key features

• Real-time shared workspace for context, files, apps and tasks
• Connects existing agents such as Codex and Claude Code
• Reuses existing subscription credits
• Built-in apps for image generation, UI/UX design, docs and presentations
• Open-source edition for macOS and Windows (x64)
• Tutti VM edition adds group chat, simultaneous editing and agent borrowing

When to use it

• Hand a finished API from one coding agent to another without re-explaining it
• Let a coding agent call a design app, then build the frontend from the result
• Work with teammates and their agents in one Room using Tutti VM

Who it is for: People who run several AI agents at once and are tired of relaying context and files between them.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Tagged hermes-agent on GitHub, but the opening part of the README names Codex, Claude Code and Canvas as the agents it connects and does not describe a Hermes Agent setup.

Note: The multi-user features such as group chat and simultaneous editing belong to Tutti VM, which is in Early Access and requires an invite code to create a Room.

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