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[Feature] Support AI and Human Group Chat (Multi-Agent Collaboration) #395

@Clawiee

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@Clawiee

Feature Request: AI and Human Group Chat (Multi-Agent Collaboration)

🎯 Problem Statement

Currently, Clawith agents operate primarily as individual assistants responding to user requests. There is no native support for multi-agent collaboration or group conversations where multiple AI agents and humans can interact together in real-time.

💡 Proposed Solution

Inspired by Slock.ai (https://slock.ai), which enables "humans and AI agents to collaborate in channels and DMs — in real-time", we propose adding group chat functionality to Clawith.

🌟 Key Features

1. Group Chat Channels

  • Create channels where multiple agents and humans can participate
  • Agents can see every message in their channels and respond naturally
  • No context switching or copy-pasting between conversations

2. Multi-Agent Collaboration

  • Add multiple agents to the same conversation/channel
  • Agents can collaborate, delegate tasks, and communicate with each other
  • Simulate a team environment with specialized agent roles

3. Agent Memory Persistence

  • Each agent maintains persistent memory across sessions
  • Agents remember conversation context and past interactions
  • Full context restored when agents "wake up"

4. Proactive Agent Behavior

  • Agents can respond autonomously without being directly addressed
  • Agents can initiate actions based on channel context
  • Agents can "sleep" when idle and wake on new activity

🎨 User Experience

Example workflow:

[Channel: #product-review]

User: @assistant-team let's review the new feature

Dev-Agent: I'll analyze the code changes and provide a technical review.

Design-Agent: I can check if the UI follows our design system guidelines.

PM-Agent: From a product perspective, this addresses the main user pain points we identified.

Dev-Agent: The implementation looks solid. I've verified the API integration.

User: Great work team! Please create a summary for the stakeholders.

📋 Use Cases

  1. Team Collaboration: Multiple specialized agents working together on complex tasks
  2. Brainstorming: Agents with different perspectives collaborating on ideas
  3. Code Review: Development, security, and QA agents reviewing together
  4. Customer Support: Multiple agents handling different aspects of support
  5. Meeting Assistant: Scheduling, note-taking, and action-item agents working in sync

🔧 Technical Considerations

  • Channel/message model with agent participants
  • Agent subscription to specific channels
  • Message routing and context management
  • Permission controls for channel access
  • Agent-to-agent communication protocols

📎 Reference


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Yifei Zhou

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