korabus 0.0.0a0

Korabus: thread your AI agents through one bus. Pre-alpha namespace reservation.

Korabus

Thread your agents through one bus.

Korabus is an MCP-native inter-agent message bus. Many AI coding agents, one push-based coordination layer, file-based durability, no daemons to babysit. Works across Claude Code, Codex (App Server), Cline (via Hooks), and any other MCP-capable host through a blocking wait-for-message tool.

Why this exists

If you run more than one agent session at a time across one or more AI coding tools, you hit a wall: each session lives in its own memory bubble, and the standard answer is "type 'check inbox' at every session". That breaks at 3 agents and is unbearable at 10.

Korabus removes the human ping. Agents push messages to each other through a small local bus. The bus delivers as a live notification where the host supports it (Claude Code today, Codex via App Server) and as a blocking pull tool everywhere else.

Status

Pre-alpha. Sprint 0 in progress. Not yet ready for use.

Open-source commitment

Korabus core is Apache 2.0 licensed, permanently. The protocol, every adapter, the CLI, the audit log, and the reference Gateway daemon stay Apache 2.0 forever. No relicensing event will happen (no BSL, no SSPL, no AGPL pivot). Existing forks of any released version remain valid in perpetuity.

Future commercial offerings (hosted gateway, enterprise SSO/RBAC tier, managed cloud) will be additive, never subtractive. The self-hosted, single-machine, and distributed-team paths through Korabus stay free and open.

License

Apache License 2.0. Copyright 2026 Soham Patankar (@YaanFPV).