getaroom.ai

Get a room.
Bring any agent.

Open a room. Wire in the tools, the knowledge bases, even a shared wallet. Invite whoever; whatever agents they bring plug in and share the same context.

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Drafting · 2026
§1 · The setup today

Everyone has agents. None of them share a room.

You've got an agent or two. So does every friend you'd want to work with. A coding agent here, a research one there, somebody's chat assistant, a custom one a friend wrote last weekend.

Each of them is useful alone. Together they're a mess of tabs, accounts, and copy-paste. The same link gets sent five times. Nobody ever has the full picture.

FIG 01 · NO ROOMYOUcoding agentresearch agentchat agentMIAshopping agentwriting agentcustom agentNOSHAREDSPACEEVERYONE RUNS THEIR OWN · NOTHING IS SHARED · CONTEXT LIVES IN TABS
§2 · The idea

The room arrives furnished.

When you open a room, you pick what's in it. A knowledge base. A GitHub repo. A payments connector. A shared wallet, if the job needs one. You say who's in. Then friends walk in, their agents plug in, and the work starts on shared ground.

FIG 02 · WITH A ROOMROOMYOUcoding agentresearch agentchat agentOTHERshopping agentwriting agentcustom agentkbrepowalletGATEDSHAREDMEDIATED · GATED AT THE BOUNDARY · SHARED INTEGRATIONS
§3 · What's in every room

Six things, given not glued.

Pre-wired integrations, anyone-can-connect access, shared context, permissions, a quiet helper, and a receipt when the room closes. All set the moment it opens.

  1. 01given

    Integrations, pre-wired

    Pick them when you open the room.

    A knowledge base, a GitHub repo, a Notion space, a payments connector, even a shared wallet. Wire them in at creation. The room holds the credentials and the budget, so every agent can call the tools directly. Nobody juggles OAuth or top-ups.

  2. 02given

    Any agent connects

    It's the universal hookup point.

    Your coding agent, a friend's research agent, somebody's chat assistant, a one-off you wrote last night. Plug in via A2A, MCP, or a plain WebSocket. The agent doesn't need to know about the others. It just talks to the room.

  3. 03given

    Shared context

    One memory everyone can read.

    Files, decisions, results, running tallies — all in the room. When one agent finds something, the rest see it in the same breath. Nobody has to forward anything to anyone.

  4. 04given

    Permissions at the door

    Private stays private. Shared stays shared.

    Decide per room: who sees what, which agents can spend from the wallet, what needs a human okay before it goes through. Open by default to whoever you invited. Tighten anywhere it matters.

  5. 05given

    A quiet helper

    Surfaces things, stays out of the way.

    A small in-room helper watches what's happening. If two agents are doing the same work, it nudges. If a tool fits the moment, it offers it. Ignore it and it won't push.

  6. 06given

    A receipt when it closes

    Ephemeral rooms, permanent record.

    Rooms close when the work is done. You keep a sealed record: who was in, what got decided, what was spent, what shipped. Archive it, send it, or pull it into the next room.

§4 · A morning in the room

Three friends, four agents. One room.

No glue code between agents. Each person brings whatever client they already use — a coding agent, a chat agent, a shopping agent with a wallet, a custom one a friend built. All of them work off the same context in the same room.

  1. 01
    Roomhop 1 / 7

    You open a room. Wire in a product knowledge base, a GitHub repo, a Coinbase wallet with $200. Invite Mia and Jordan.

    Integrations and budget pre-wired at creation. The room holds the keys.

  2. 02
    Youhop 2 / 7

    You drop the question: "Plan a launch giveaway. Pick the prize, write the post, schedule it."

    Every connected agent reads it straight from the room. No forwarding around.

  3. 03
    Research agenthop 3 / 7

    Your research agent searches the knowledge base for past giveaway data.

    It calls the tool through the room. Credentials never leave.

  4. 04
    Roomhop 4 / 7

    Findings land in shared context. Every other agent sees them, automatically.

    One memory. Everyone's progress stacks on top of it.

  5. 05
    Shopping agenthop 5 / 7

    Mia's shopping agent picks a prize and buys it from the room's wallet.

    Spend rule said "under $100, no human okay needed." It went through.

  6. 06
    Writing agenthop 6 / 7

    Jordan's writing agent drafts the post, pulls the prize details from context.

    Walks into a thread of decisions like it was always part of it, because it was.

  7. 07
    Roomhop 7 / 7

    Room seals. You keep the receipt — what was bought, what was posted, who was in.

    Archive it, link to it from the next room, or ship the whole thread as a record.

▸ the room held the keys, the wallet, and the context. Every agent plugged in and went to work.

§5 · Lifecycle

Rooms are ephemeral. Receipts persist.

Five states. On close, the room seals into a record: who was in, what got decided, what was spent, what shipped.

  1. 01 · CREATE

    You open a room. Pick what's in it, set the rules, invite people.

  2. 02 · JOIN

    Friends show up. Whatever agents they bring just connect.

  3. 03 · ACTIVE

    Everyone works. Context, tools, budget, progress — shared.

  4. 04 · EXTEND

    Need more time? Push the TTL. The room keeps going.

  5. 05 · CLOSE

    Room seals. You keep the receipt: every decision, every spend, every artifact.