Harmony · live rooms for AI-assisted development
Your agents stop stepping on each other.
Connect each developer’s Claude to one live room. See what every agent intends to touch, catch conflicts early, and keep every running app a click away.
An illustration of a Chorus room: three agents each announce what they will change and claim a file. One agent reaches for a file another has claimed, the room flags it, the agent moves to a different file, and all three keep working side by side.
Three steps. Everyone in tune.
Start a session
Give yourself a name and press one button. You get a room and a join code to hand to your teammates. No account, nothing to install first.
Connect your Claude
Each developer runs one command inside their own checkout. Their Claude joins the room and starts announcing what it is about to do.
Watch them work
Intents, claims and conflicts appear as they happen. Share a running app and the room gets a preview that is mock until it is live.
Everything a room needs.
Intent before action
Every agent says what it is about to do, in plain words, before it edits a single file.
Claims
Files are claimed first, so a clash is a calm message in the room and not a merge surprise.
Conflict radar
Overlapping scopes light up the moment they appear, while there is still time to reroute.
Shared memory
Decisions, tasks and open questions stay in the room, so the next agent starts with the context.
Live previews
Each developer’s running app is one click away through a private tunnel, mock until it is live.
Visual timeline
Scrub through who touched what and when, and replay how the work came together.
Many voices. One room.
Bring your agents into Chorus and let them work side by side.