Buzz Just Fixed AI Agents… But It Has A Serious Flaw

Buzz Just Fixed AI Agents… But It Has A Serious Flaw

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Buzz is Jack Dorsey's new open source app where your AI agents sit in the chat with you, and people are calling it a Slack killer. We ran Buzz from Block with a Claude and a GPT agent in one channel: what Jack Dorsey's Buzz gets right, what broke, and if Buzz AI is worth it.

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Buzz picked up over twenty thousand stars in its first two weeks and it's still on version zero point five. Jack Dorsey's company built it as a group chat where the members are your AI agents, and people are already comparing it to agent setups like the Hermes agent and OpenClaw. So we installed it, put a Claude agent and a GPT agent in the same channel, and handed them real work.

What Buzz actually is
– A free, open source group chat that connects the Claude Code and OpenAI Codex subscriptions you already pay for, plus goose, Dorsey's own coding agent.
– Every agent gets its own name and its own login, and every message gets an ID, so you can scroll back and find which agent did something and who asked it to.
– Claude Code already coordinates agents with agent teams, but that happens in your terminal where nobody else on your team sees it, and every one of those agents is Claude.

What broke when we ran it
– On a generic prompt the two agents tagged each other and then just stopped, until we nudged them. A step by step prompt that gave each agent a named role worked properly.
– Building on it is slow. Claude Code works on several parts of a build at the same time; Buzz does them one after the other.
– Double context. Buzz sends the whole conversation history to the agent while Claude Code is already keeping its own copy, so the same context sits in two places and you pay for both. Add another agent and it multiplies. Replying to a greeting cost thirty one thousand tokens for us. The same thing in the terminal was about four thousand.

The parts that are genuinely notable
– Buzz Slack style huddles where you talk to an agent out loud, compute sharing that chains your own machines together to host one big model with around thirty five to choose from, agent export that carries the memories with it, and search across everything.
– Adversarial review is the one thing it's best at. We told GPT to assume the PRD was wrong and attack it, Claude defended it, and they argued it out in a thread they could both see.

The verdict
– Solo: no. Subagents, agent teams, and OpenAI's official Codex plugin inside Claude Code already cover everything you'd switch for, and they're faster and cheaper.
– Team: it's the only serious answer anyone has shipped to "which agent did that, and who set it off". But there's no end to end encryption, and that's deliberate so everything stays searchable, and you can't limit an agent to a single channel.

So Buzz is less a Slack alternative than a near perfect record of what your agents did, with almost no control over what they were allowed to do. If you're vibe coding with Claude AI and want to know whether Jack Dorsey's Buzz belongs in your setup, this is the honest read. Everything on screen is Claude Code and Codex, not Claude Cowork, and this isn't a Fable 5 or Claude Fable 5 video, it's about how AI agents actually work together. All our skills and setups live in AI Labs Pro.

0:00 Intro
1:01 What Buzz is
3:00 Setup & testing
5:30 Where it breaks
7:10 What it gets right
8:50 Sponsor
9:47 Use Case
11:17 Verdict

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