This looks pretty neat, it looks like the shape of something I want to use. I'm having trouble managing my entire project, and from reading Buzz' project description, I think I understand what my issue is: a lack feature channels. I'm purely using claude-code and I use a bespoke session-wrap command at the end of every major development or as I approach 50% context window. And then in a fresh session I use a recontextualize command to figure out the trajectory of the prior work.
I think Buzz' use of channels and rooms is better, since each feature/concept has its own development pace, velocity, and history. I'll give it a shot.
Do you have any examples comparing different agent workflows vs Buzz? Would love to understand more how you foresee people using this.
For interactive agents (ie ones working with you/your team) there are two general approaches I've seen
A single agent that you work with directly. Go back and forth with. Like a teammate, message to message.
Or, an agent that leads a team of other agents. An orchestrator that you give directions to and then it delegates the work, testing, review to other agents that are in the channel. This is really why we have infinitely nesting threads. Deep threads are hard for humans to engage with, but when the agents are working with each other autonomously over the course of many hours, they're a huge help for their self-organization.