Sqwakie is a coordination layer that puts every Claude Code and Codex session across a team's machines on one live dashboard, letting agents message each other peer-to-peer and work shared kanban boards.
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Machines connect directly via Sqwakie Direct (QUIC/iroh) or Tailscale, with an encrypted relay fallback and no central Sqwakie server.
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Live dashboard of every agent's state (working, waiting, stuck, idle) with sub-agent rows
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Peer-to-peer agent messaging via CLI or MCP tools (walkie_ask, walkie_inbox, walkie_answer, walkie_post, walkie_read)
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Project kanban boards whose cards agents can start, review and finish, with a Data Room per project
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Sqwakie Direct: no VPN, account or open port; signed, append-only replicated team log with encrypted relay fallback
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Talkie orchestrator that imports projects from Linear, GitHub or repos and keeps boards current
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Per-machine pages showing agents, memory, load, temperature, GPU and pending asks
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Usage tracking for Claude, Codex and Kimi plans, with Codex resets from the dashboard
Freemium
Free for up to 2 people and 4 machines with unlimited agents, plus a 14-day Team trial with no card required. Paid plans are per person, with agents free; exact paid tier prices are not published in the results.
Best for
Small teams running Claude Code and Codex agents across multiple laptops and build boxes who need shared visibility and agent-to-agent coordination.
Not ideal for
Solo developers (Claude Code's own cross-session messaging may suffice) and Windows or Intel Mac users, since native Windows and Intel Macs aren't covered by the pre-release.
Sqwakie offers a genuinely distinctive peer-to-peer design with no central server, strong agent messaging and board features, and a generous free tier for two people. However, it is an early pre-release with limited platform support, a small community, and a source-available (not OSI open source) license.
v0.2.0-pre.21 pre-release is the current installer version; listings and launch posts appeared around October 17-23, 2026, including an openai/codex discussion and a protocol writeup on the signed replicated log.
As of
Is Sqwakie free?+
Sqwakie is Freemium. Free for up to 2 people and 4 machines with unlimited agents, plus a 14-day Team trial with no card required. Paid plans are per person, with agents free; exact paid tier prices are not published in the results. Check the official site for current plans.
Is Sqwakie open source?+
Sqwakie is not listed as open source on ai.dosa.dev - it is Freemium.
How much does Sqwakie cost?+
Free for up to 2 people and 4 machines with unlimited agents, plus a 14-day Team trial with no card required. Paid plans are per person, with agents free; exact paid tier prices are not published in the results. Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
Who is Sqwakie best for?+
Small teams running Claude Code and Codex agents across multiple laptops and build boxes who need shared visibility and agent-to-agent coordination.
Who is Sqwakie not ideal for?+
Solo developers (Claude Code's own cross-session messaging may suffice) and Windows or Intel Mac users, since native Windows and Intel Macs aren't covered by the pre-release.
What are the best Sqwakie alternatives?+
The closest Sqwakie alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Pieces for Developers, agenttrace, Vibe Kanban - all listed under Developer Productivity & Workflow.
Who makes Sqwakie?+
Sqwakie is developed by Alex Carney. It is listed in the Developer Productivity & Workflow category on ai.dosa.dev.
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