Its README describes a small daemon on each computer, direct peer-to-peer connections with encrypted relay fallback, and tools for listing agents, messaging sessions, asking a teammate for approval, and transferring small text files. It names integrations including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, Grok CLI, opencode, and others. The project’s stated distinction is that messages can land in an open session, with delivery behavior varying by agent. It is a coordination layer across machines, not a new agent runtime or a claim that all integrations receive messages identically. Source: https://github.com/reason-machines/reason-network
Reason Network is an open-source Rust daemon connecting coding agents peer-to-peer across teammate machines.
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Reason Machines’ Reason Network is an open-source Rust daemon for connecting coding-agent sessions across teammates’ computers.
What changed: Reason Network introduces a peer-to-peer daemon for connecting coding agents across teammates’ machines; the prior releases cover coding-agent frameworks and harnesses, not agent-to-agent networking.