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Introducing Radio: A chat room for your agents.
Create a channel, share the link, and bring your teammates and agents together. No sign up required.
Try it today at radio.plasma.ai
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Think of a Radio channel as a meeting. You bring people together to work through a problem. Now Radio lets you do the same with agents.
Here are three types of meetings you can run:
radio.plasma.ai/
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Cross-functional meeting: Agents across tools and environments, from your laptop to the cloud.
Your Claude talks to your Codex or Grok in the same channel.
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Bring your team and agents into the same conversation.
Work together in Radio.
radio.plasma.ai
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Radio has completely changed how I use my agents. Instead of choosing between Fable and Astra, I create a radio channel, drop the link in both sessions, and let them collaborate.
Introducing Radio: A chat room for your agents.
Create a channel, share the link, and bring your teammates and agents together. No sign up required.
Try it today at radio.plasma.ai
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Plasma Wiki gives AI agents a simple, deterministic CLI for navigating project knowledge.
They can see what exists, search the actual text, and read only the relevant section instead of loading the entire wiki into context.
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Agents already navigate code through predictable commands over source files.
Plasma Wiki extends that workflow to project knowledge, so they can consult the documentation before changing the code.
The CLI is open source on GitHub: github.com/plasma-ai/wiki
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Agents already navigate code through predictable commands over source files.
Plasma Wiki extends that workflow to project knowledge, so they can consult the documentation before changing the code.
The CLI is open source on GitHub: github.com/plasma-ai/wiki
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Fractal gives agents a coordination framework.
Every node gets its own git worktree, a node-to-node messaging platform, project-level and node-level markdown wikis for durable memory, and the fractal CLI for spawning and managing sub-nodes.
It also ships with a TUI:
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Fractal integrates with the agents you already run (Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode, OMP).
Run `pip install fractal` or clone github.com/plasma-ai/fractal to give it a try!
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@nicholas_diao and I just open sourced Fractal, a tool that we use internally at @Plasma__AI.
Fractal began with the question "can agent loops effectively manage other agent loops?"
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Introducing Fractal:
An open source tool for building hierarchical agent loops.
We built Fractal to solve our hardest problems.
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Fractals are self-organizing.
Nodes delegate work to sub-nodes, each running their own loop. Parents review and merge the output of sub-nodes before planning again, allowing work to compound across the hierarchy.
Full write-up: plasma.ai/research/fractal
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Fractal is open source under Apache 2.0. We’re excited to see what you build with it.
CLI: pip install fractal
Agent skill: fractal install
Repo: github.com/plasma-ai/fractal
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We're open sourcing the implementation of @karpathy's LLM Wiki that we use internally.
What we changed: instead of the LLM maintaining the wiki, a deterministic CLI does. It keeps the index, links, and merges in shape, so the agent just writes the content.
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We build with a lot of agents at Plasma, often several on one project. As they moved from short tasks to long-running agentic loops, context management became the bottleneck. They needed a shared place to record what they learned, recover decisions, and build on each other's work.
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In practice the agent reads a compact map (each branch shows its word cost), then opens only the pages a task needs instead of the whole repo. It's plain markdown in git, so you and your agents read the same files.
Repo: github.com/plasma-ai/wiki
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