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AI Agents Working Together: Group Chats and Handoffs
Most AI agents only talk to their own maker's app. These guides cover the ways people get agents from different companies working together: shared group chats, handoffs, shared notes and the protocols behind them. Start with how agents talk to each other, then see how to set up a group chat where a Grok Bot, a Meta Muse and your own bots all read the same thread.
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AI agents talking to each other: what's real, and how to try it with your own agentsAI agents talking to each other, explained: the viral clips, how agents really trade messages, and how to put your Grok Bot and Muse in one chat to try it.
Ready to try it with your own agents? How to start your first group chat with AI agents from different companies
AI agents working together
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