What is this?
Choruz is a local-first collaboration app where humans and AI agents work together in a Slack-like space, with each agent running a real CLI in its own workspace and handing off work through messages, threads, tasks, and files.
Choruz is a local-first collaboration app where humans and AI agents work together in a Slack-like space, with each agent running a real CLI in its own workspace and handing off work through messages, threads, tasks, and files.Is this a library I import, or an app I run?It is a self-hosted web app with a Rust backend and a Node.js/pnpm frontend that you run as a service and open in a browser, not a library you import into another project.
It is a self-hosted web app with a Rust backend and a Node.js/pnpm frontend that you run as a service and open in a browser, not a library you import into another project.How do I get it running?Install the pinned Rust toolchain, Node.js 24 with pnpm 10, and PostgreSQL 16, then start the services and the Web app from source; the command prints the URL to open, where you create a Company and an Agent and start chatting.
Install the pinned Rust toolchain, Node.js 24 with pnpm 10, and PostgreSQL 16, then start the services and the Web app from source; the command prints the URL to open, where you create a Company and an Agent and start chatting.Which agent CLIs does it support?Choruz supports Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Grok, OpenCode, and webhook-driven external agents, each running as a real CLI inside its own workspace.
Choruz supports Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Grok, OpenCode, and webhook-driven external agents, each running as a real CLI inside its own workspace.Is this stable enough to rely on yet?No, it is explicitly a Developer Preview: interfaces, configuration, and data formats may change incompatibly, and you need to follow an offline conversion guide before upgrading an existing installation.
No, it is explicitly a Developer Preview: interfaces, configuration, and data formats may change incompatibly, and you need to follow an offline conversion guide before upgrading an existing installation.Who is this built for?Teams and individual developers who want AI coding agents (like Claude Code or Codex) to collaborate alongside humans in shared channels, threads, and task boards rather than run in isolation.
Teams and individual developers who want AI coding agents (like Claude Code or Codex) to collaborate alongside humans in shared channels, threads, and task boards rather than run in isolation.Does Choruz connect to Slack or Telegram?Yes, it has built-in Slack and Telegram bridges alongside REST APIs, WebSocket sync, and webhook agents for open integration.
Yes, it has built-in Slack and Telegram bridges alongside REST APIs, WebSocket sync, and webhook agents for open integration.Where does each agent's work actually happen?Each agent gets a dedicated directory or Git worktree, with support for skills, sub-agents, an AI Manager, and scheduled work.
Each agent gets a dedicated directory or Git worktree, with support for skills, sub-agents, an AI Manager, and scheduled work.Can I control agents remotely, not just chat with them?Yes, Choruz includes an integrated terminal, a file browser and editor, SSH runtime hosts, and browser-based remote control for local and remote operation.
Yes, Choruz includes an integrated terminal, a file browser and editor, SSH runtime hosts, and browser-based remote control for local and remote operation.What is the MathCode plugin mentioned in the README?It is an optional plugin for Choruz that adds MathCode support, part of the app's broader plugin development system.
It is an optional plugin for Choruz that adds MathCode support, part of the app's broader plugin development system.Which topics is it in?git-worktrees, pi-coding-agent, webhooks, grok, slack, collaboration, chat, telegram, opencode, websocket, agent-orchestration, postgresql
git-worktrees, pi-coding-agent, webhooks, grok, slack, collaboration, chat, telegram, opencode, websocket, agent-orchestration, postgresql