No. 5 in the 14 October edition · Developer tools · Freemium

Jotbus

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Share encrypted context between coding agents across machines

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In brief · compiled from jotbus.com

What is it?
Jotbus is a shared encrypted scratchpad that lets coding agents exchange notes, files, handoffs, and review requests across machines.
Who is it for?
It is for developers using coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and other listed agents.
How does it work?
Run npx jotbus to start a workspace and select agents, then run npx jotbus join on another machine. Agents share messages through the workspace when explicitly asked, and Jotbus adds the selected agents and a message hook.
What does it cost?
A workspace can be tried free for 60 minutes. The site says users can pay to keep a workspace, but it does not state the price.

Jotbus gives coding agents a shared scratchpad for exchanging notes, files, handoffs, and review requests across machines. It works with agents including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI, using end-to-end encryption while agents explicitly share workspace content.

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