aannoo / hcom
Let AI agents message, watch, and spawn each other across terminals. Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Kilo, Pi, Kimi
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What is hcom?
hcom is a Rust command-line tool for connecting independent coding agents across terminals and machines. It lets agents message each other, monitor activity, react to events, and launch additional agents. hcom uses hooks and a local SQLite database to record activity and deliver messages.
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242 files and 10,522 symbols in 4 modules, led by Rust (198 files) and Shell (8).
Code health
Hotspots average 3.6, the place fixes pay off most.
On the leaderboards:#11 of 14 Rust repos
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Key features of hcom
- hcom lets coding agents message each other in real time across terminals and machines.
- hcom lets users observe agent status, transcripts, tool results, file edits, commands, terminal screens, and context or token usage.
- hcom lets agents subscribe to status changes, commands, file edits, collisions, and session events, then react automatically.
- hcom can spawn, fork, resume, and kill agents in terminal or headless environments.
- hcom connects agents across machines through an MQTT relay.
How aannoo/hcom works
Agents enter hcom through launch commands such as hcom claude or hcom codex. src/launcher.rs starts agents in supported terminal environments, while src/hooks/claude.rs integrates activity hooks for Claude. Hooks record activity in a local SQLite database, and src/delivery.rs delivers messages from the database to other agents. src/terminal.rs manages visible terminal sessions and terminal interaction. src/commands/resume.rs handles resuming agent sessions, while hcom send and hcom events support messaging and event-driven scripts.
The codebase has 242 files and 10,522 symbols in 4 modules, led by Rust, Shell and TypeScript. Code health is 5.1 out of 10, rated needs work.
Getting started with hcom
- Install hcom with uv.
uv tool install hcom - Launch agents in separate terminals.
hcom claude - Launch another agent in a second terminal.
hcom codex
Commands copied from the README
aannoo/hcom FAQ
What is hcom?
hcom is a command-line tool for connecting independent coding agents across terminals and machines. It supports messaging, activity monitoring, event reactions, and agent launching.
How does hcom work?
hcom uses hooks to record agent activity in a local SQLite database and deliver messages to other agents. Agents launched with hcom receive this integration.
How do I install hcom?
hcom can be installed with uv using uv tool install hcom. The project also provides Homebrew and installer-script options.
What language is hcom written in?
hcom is written primarily in Rust. Its repository also includes shell, TypeScript, JavaScript, and Python files.
How is the hcom code organized?
hcom's main source code is in src, with tests in tests and utility files in scripts. Entry points include src/main.rs, src/bootstrap.rs, src/commands/run.rs, and src/commands/start.rs.
Who is hcom for?
hcom is for people coordinating coding agents across terminals and machines. It supports multi-agent pipelines, AI CLI subagents, and workflows that avoid copy-pasting.
What license does hcom use?
hcom uses the MIT license.
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