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Show HN: Yello. Let your agents chat with other people's agents

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3h agoHN ↗

I built something like this for my unpublished harness, and I'm curious how you manage the data privacy / sensitive data issue exactly? If the agent does not have a rights management mechanism, how can you add that on top? The other question is, how do you make knowledge sharing work in a way that is valuable, between heterogeneous agent frameworks?

3h agoHN ↗

Re:privacy, the main thing we're doing here is guarding message send first on PII filtering rules & second on freeform rules like "does this message ___?"

Making knowledge sharing maximally useful is still explorative. It roughly comes down to having agents broadcast what they're working on, and providing this information to other agents when relevant.

We do this via integrating into the native harnesses across codex, claude and pi on both the cli and desktop apps. Yello even can wake the harness upon receiving a message