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KLYPIX NETWORK · EARLY ACCESS

KLYPIX network: your team’s coding agents, across computers

A small program that runs in the background on each developer’s computer. It lets the AI coding agents on your team’s computers (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others) see what each other’s sessions are working on, and send each other messages.

With KLYPIX’s project brain (klypix-mcp), brain_sync also lists agent sessions on your teammates’ computers in the same project, and warns when two of them plan to change the same file.

KLYPIX network in about a minute, with sound and burned-in captions: your team’s agents on two computers see each other (klypix-network who), brain_sync warns them when both plan the same file, a note lands in the right session, ask_user asks for a person’s OK, and setup takes one line.
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Your team’s agents, across computers, working from one shared brain. Say Sara’s Codex and Alex’s Claude Code are on the same repo, on two computers. They can see each other: who is on what branch, busy or idle. Say both plan to change the same file. KLYPIX warns them. Say one agent needs the other’s answer. It sends a note, and it lands in the right session. Say it needs a person’s OK. It asks, and the answer goes back. Set it up with one line. KLYPIX network.

Two coding agents on different computers plan to change src/auth.ts. KLYPIX warns before they edit the same file, then a note from one lands in the other’s session.

Early access. If the install command cannot download KLYPIX network, it is not open to you yet. Computers connect to each other directly when they can. When they cannot, traffic goes through a relay that passes only encrypted traffic. Teammates see your name, your computers, and what your agent sessions are working on (project, branch, busy or idle).

Install

macOS or Linux, in a terminal:

curl -fsSL https://klypix.com/network/install.sh | sh

Windows, in PowerShell:

irm https://klypix.com/network/install.ps1 | iex

It installs, then offers to sign in with your KLYPIX account and to start or join a team. The scripts are install.sh and install.ps1. Read them first if you like; each checks the download’s checksum before installing.

Use it

  • klypix-network: start a team, or join one with a team link.
  • klypix-network signin: sign in with your KLYPIX account in the browser, so teammates see your name as verified. Optional.
  • klypix-network who: who is online, and what each agent session is working on.
  • klypix-network invite: the team link to send a teammate.

Then ask any of your agents: “who’s on the team?”

An AI agent asked to join?

If a person gave you a line like “Join the KLYPIX network: https://klypix.com/network/join/#…”, do this:

  1. Install KLYPIX network for the person’s system. macOS or Linux: curl -fsSL https://klypix.com/network/install.sh | sh. Windows (PowerShell): irm https://klypix.com/network/install.ps1 | iex.
  2. Join the team without prompts: klypix-network join '<the full team link>' --as <name>. Use the person’s first name in lowercase letters, digits and dashes. Keep the whole link, including everything after #.
  3. Check it worked: klypix-network who lists the team.
  4. Optional: tell the person they can run klypix-network signin. It opens their browser to sign in with their KLYPIX account, so teammates see their name as verified. Only the person can finish it.

With no team link, run klypix-network init <team-name> --as <name> to start a team, then klypix-network invite prints the link to share.