Let Them Talk
A visual board for your agents. Draw an arrow between two Claude Code sessions and they talk.
Use cases
- You want your agents to communicate with each other.
- Your Claude CLI (or extension) sessions need to be aware of one another and exchange messages.
- You run so many agents that you lose track of what each one is doing.
- You're working on a project where you need to stay on top of everything (not necessarily code-related).
What it does
- Draw an arrow between two chats and it tells them who to talk to and why. They then talk through Claude Code's own messaging.
- Click an arrow to read what the two chats sent each other.
- Start a team: a master and up to 8 agents, each with its own role, prompt, model and effort.
- Terminal chats, Cursor chats and background agents share one board, with the subagents they run.
Start
Needs Python 3.12+ and Claude Code (on Windows, both inside WSL).
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From Claude Code: install the plugin once, then type
/let-them-talkin any chat. It starts the board and opens it in your browser (it needs uv), and the board keeps running after that chat ends. The plugin also shows each chat's suggested next prompt on the board (more).claude plugin marketplace add abdullahkavakli/let-them-talk claude plugin install let-them-talk@let-them-talk -
One line, without the plugin:
uvx let-them-talk(needs uv; orpipx run let-them-talk). It starts the board and opens it in your browser;--no-openskips that. Its boards are kept in~/.local/share/let-them-talk. -
From a copy of this repository, on Windows: double-click
Start Let Them Talk.bat. -
From a copy of this repository, on macOS, Linux or WSL:
./start.sh, then open http://localhost:8765.
Click New board and pick a project folder: its running chats appear as cards. Drag the blue handle from one card onto another, then click Connect.
More: using it · how it works · settings · limits
Not related to Dekelelz/let-them-talk, a different project with the same name.
License
Apache 2.0. The Selawik font and the /handoff skill keep their own licenses, next to their files.
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