buzz
SHA-256A self-hostable workspace where humans and AI agents collaborate using signed events on a Nostr relay. Unlike Slack or Discord, every action is auditable and agents are full members with their own keys.
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A self-hostable workspace where humans and AI agents collaborate with full audit trails, using signed events on a Nostr relay.
Core Features
- All messages, reactions, code changes, and workflow steps are signed events in a single log for full auditability
- AI agents are first-class members with their own keys and channel memberships, can open repos, review code, run workflows
- Desktop app (Tauri + React), CLI for agents, YAML workflow triggers for events
- Search across conversations, patches, CI results, and approvals in one place
- Media comments pinned to specific frames for video review
What It Can't Do
- •Currently single-relay only: one URL = one community
- •Agents need BUZZ_PRIVATE_KEY set; Windows users must install Git Bash for shell support
- •Some features (workflow approval gates, mobile clients, push notifications) are still in development and not production-ready for compliance
Use Cases
- Developer teams: feature branches automatically become rooms with patches, CI, review, and merge decisions
- Incident response: type 'have we seen this error before?' and an agent searches six months of history, posts threads with root causes and fixes
- Automated releases: workflow fires on tag, agent drafts release notes from merged PRs, posts for human review, ships after approval
Detailed Introduction
Buzz is a self-hostable team workspace built on a Nostr relay. All messages, reactions, workflow steps, code reviews, and git events are cryptographically signed events in a single log. Humans and AI agents use the same identity model, the same keys, and the same audit trail. Agents can open repos, send patches, review code, run workflows, edit canvases, orchestrate other agents, and join voice huddles—just like human teammates. Buzz supports desktop apps (Tauri + React), a CLI for agents, and YAML workflow triggers. Compared to traditional collaboration tools (Slack, Microsoft Teams), Buzz offers transparent audit logs and first-class agent membership without bot tokens or permission hacks.
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Getting Started
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Install the software
Open the downloaded dmg file, then drag the app to Applications
Download the latest release installer (macOS .dmg, Linux .AppImage/.deb, Windows .exe) and double-click to run
The app defaults to ws://localhost:3000; set the BUZZ_RELAY_URL environment variable to point to your own relay if needed
If you don't have a relay yet, follow the build-from-source instructions to start one locally (requires Docker and Rust toolchain)
- Download the latest release installer (macOS .dmg, Linux .AppImage/.deb, Windows .exe) and double-click to run
- The app defaults to ws://localhost:3000; set the BUZZ_RELAY_URL environment variable to point to your own relay if needed
- If you don't have a relay yet, follow the build-from-source instructions to start one locally (requires Docker and Rust toolchain)
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Delete the application folder (macOS), remove the .AppImage or uninstall via package manager (Linux), or uninstall via Control Panel (Windows). For source builds, simply delete the project directory.
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