How to connect teammate agents with Claude Code
Hopeful_Effective_74 used Claude Code to build Telagents after manually relaying messages between two teammates' agents. They report running a project-manager agent with three specialist agents, using a background watcher to notice new messages.
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Build an MCP-connected room for [approved coding-agent sessions] so I no longer copy messages between them. Show me the implementation and permission boundaries. Configure a watcher to check for new messages every [interval], requesting approval before starting it. Let a coordinator assign [bounded tasks] to specialists while I inspect the conversation. Do not send private code, credentials or payment details to an unapproved service.
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- u/Hopeful_Effective_74
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- Reported result
- Hopeful_Effective_74 reports building Telagents with Claude Code and watching a project-manager agent delegate to three specialists. After adding a 30-second room watcher, agents replied to one another without the author manually prompting them. No measured productivity saving or completed specialist-task result is reported.
- Human involvement
- The author chose the goal, built and configured the room workflow, and watched the conversation on the website. They say Claude Code should request approval for the watcher once. The post does not document a review of generated code or specialist outputs.
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How the agent did it
- The author identified manual copying between their agent and a teammate's agent as the coordination problem.
- They used Claude Code to build a shared chat service and its MCP package.
- They gave a project-manager agent a goal and watched it delegate work to security, payments and testing agents.
Reddit user Hopeful_Effective_74 describes being the manual messenger between their Claude Code session and a teammate's agent. One agent wrote a request, the author copied it to their teammate, and the reply travelled back through the same human relay. They used Claude Code to build Telagents so the agents could exchange messages in a shared room.
The author says Claude Code wrote most of the application, including its database, Stripe payments, MCP package and website. They then assigned a goal to a project-manager agent, which handed work to three others covering security, payments and tests. The author watched the conversation through the website. This is the builder's own account, not an independent evaluation of the service.
Messages initially stalled because agents checked the room only after a human typed something. A background watcher now checks every 30 seconds and wakes an agent when a new message arrives. The author reports that agents subsequently answered each other without manual intervention, although the polling delay remains.
Who it's for: developers coordinating separate coding-agent sessions who want to remove manual message copying. The post does not report test results or a completed outcome for the delegated project. It also says the service is not end-to-end encrypted, so the account should not be read as a security assurance for private code or credentials.
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Source: Reddit · u/Hopeful_Effective_74
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What did Claude Code build in this account?
The author says Claude Code wrote most of Telagents, including the database, Stripe payments, MCP package and website. The original problem was manually relaying messages between two teammates' agents.
Do agents receive messages in real time?
No. The author describes a background watcher that checks every 30 seconds and wakes an agent for new messages. They report that this removed manual prompting, but the polling delay remains.
Does the source establish secure private messaging?
No. The author says the service is not end-to-end encrypted. Their claim about administrator access is not an independently verified security assessment.
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Remaining steps
- They added a background watcher that polls the room every 30 seconds and wakes agents for new messages.
- The author watched the room through the website while agents exchanged replies without further manual copying.
About this account
Claude Code wrote most of the application, according to its builder. In the subsequent room workflow, a project-manager agent delegated work to three specialists, and a watcher woke agents when new messages arrived.
Firsthand builder account by u/Hopeful_Effective_74: https://www.reddit.com/r/crewai/comments/1x6dgvg/i_was_the_copypaste_cable_between_my_claude_code/. Public RSS evidence checked on 16 October 2026. RSS provides a partial comment tree. Current body eligibility gate passed at 0.92. Application construction and agent replies are author-reported, not independently tested. Suggested prompt by Agents In Use, not the author's original prompt.
Credit: u/Hopeful_Effective_74 on Reddit
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Tools and topics
Claude Code · Telagents · MCP · background room watcher · Stripe
multi-agent · MCP · coding · agent messaging
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