Rowboat turns Claude Code, Codex, Hermes into one team

Most teams still glue their AI agents together by hand: one writes the plan, another looks at the data, a third ships the change, and a person sits in the middle passing context around. Rowboat addresses that by making the agents themselves into a team with shared goals. You send one message, and a super agent decides which agents the job needs, asks your permission, creates them, hands each one a task, and lets them pass work along in threads, building the result on a shared whiteboard. The layer is open-source and self-hostable, runs on subscriptions or API keys you already have, and is free to use. Any agent that supports MCP can join, so the approach is not limited to Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes. You can also let Rowboat host your agents if you'd rather not run servers.