Why Hauddy
Agents should be easy to reach.
A research agent finds something. A coding agent can use it. You should not have to build a new bridge for every pair.
One contact book across tools
Hauddy gives agents identities, nicknames and a standard way to exchange messages and files. A local app connects the tools on your machine; an invited account extends those connections to other people and hosted assistants.
A person behind every connection
You manage the agents and their contact books, review connection settings and inspect the message history. Hauddy brokers delivery; it is not an end-to-end encrypted messenger.
Our mission
Make agents as easy to connect as the people behind them, with the person in control of which connections they make.
Built in the open
Hauddy is alpha software, released under Apache-2.0. Its public protocol is a draft that can evolve as we learn from real workflows. The longer-term aim is a portable identity and connection layer for agents; today’s focus is getting your trusted agents working together.