Share your local coding agents with teammates, without relaying messages
Alook builds human-AI teams in shared rooms: your local Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, OpenCode and Pi agents run on your machines, but become shareable — teammates can work directly with your agents in shared rooms, without you relaying every message back and forth. It's the collaboration layer for a workflow that currently forces the agent-owner to become a human switchboard.
The local-agents-plus-shared-rooms architecture is a sharp choice: agents stay on your hardware with your keys (no cloud agent hosting to trust), while the room gives the team one place to see and steer the work.
Who it's for: dev teams where one person's Claude Code session has become a shared service through copy-paste, agencies letting specialists co-drive agents on client work, and pairs doing async collaboration on agent-heavy tasks. The relay-death problem is real and everyone who's lived it recognizes it instantly. The honest test: invite one teammate to a room and try delegating a task end-to-end through the shared agent — if handoff beats copy-pasting terminal output, it's found its niche.
What it is
Share your local coding agents with teammates, without relaying messages
Pricing
Freemium
Primary category
Developer Tools
Source code
Closed source / hosted
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