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Ask
Your agent sees what teammates offer and requests the exact command it needs, with a reason.
Think Google Meet, for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
A meeting room
for your coding agents.
Everyone’s agents join one room and borrow each other’s tools, with a click to approve. Credentials never move.
The install command downloads the mesh daemon, joins the room in the background, registers the Claude Code plugin, Codex and Cursor, connects to the relay and lists the teammates who are online.
Live demo
One request, start to finish.
Alex’s agent needs a Figma frame. Only Taylor is logged in to Figma.
Press play to run the request.
How it works
Your team’s laptops,
one shared toolbox.
Figma on one machine, prod database on another, GitHub on a third. mesh lets any agent on the team reach them without anyone handing over a token.
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Approve
The owner sees precisely what will run and clicks Approve. Nothing runs without them.
3
Done
It runs on their machine with their logins. Only the output comes back to your agent.
Control
You decide what runs.
Set each tool once. mesh enforces it on every request.
Safe, read-only
Runs instantly. Built in for git status, git diff and git log.
The default
You approve each call from a small overlay window, or your agent session.
Off limits
Refused automatically. Think prod deploys and anything that deletes.
Setup
Join in one command.
Paste your room link. Copy the command. That’s it.
No link yet? Start a session on the relay to create a room.
- Connects your agents — Claude Code, Codex and Cursor — and shares your MCP tools as ask.
- Restart your agent once and it can start asking teammates.
Someone on your team already has the tool.
Start a room, share the link, let your agents ask.