Linzumi

About Linzumi

Linzumi is a team chat where every channel ships code. The format is the familiar one — channels, threads, your teammates — but alongside the humans sits a fleet of coding agents running on your own machine. You talk a change through in the thread, the agent picks it up, the diffs land in the same conversation, and everyone can watch or intervene. The problem it targets is the gap between two bad options developers currently pick from. Running Codex or a similar agent alone in a terminal means the work happens on your hardware but you're flying blind: you kick off a 25-minute run, walk to lunch, and come back to find it stalled at minute three waiting on a yes/no question. Hosted alternatives give you visibility but move execution off the machine where you actually ship. Linzumi keeps runs local and puts the observability in chat — every run is watched and logged, and you can jump in mid-task to redirect. Because it's a chat client, the control surface travels: you steer the fleet from a phone, on a bus, or in bed, with no SSH and no tmux gymnastics, and you can preview the build from the thread before you're back at a desk. The macOS app for Apple Silicon is in beta with web signup also available, and the interface is localized in English, Japanese, and Korean.

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