
Walkie Talkie
Let multiple Claude Code sessions register with a local broker and pass messages to each other while you work in parallel.
Overview
walkie-talkie is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that lets Claude Code sessions register on a local broker and exchange messages with each other.
What is this marketplace?
- Single walkie-talkie plugin (v2.1.0) for Claude Code marketplace install
- Register and discover peer sessions on a local message broker
- Exchange messages between concurrent AI coding agent sessions
- Local-broker design keeps traffic on-machine for solo and indie workflows
- Targets Claude Code specifically for inter-session coordination
- 1 plugin in marketplace manifest
- Plugin version 2.1.0
- Owner: Fraser Brown
Community signal: 3 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Running multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel leaves you manually syncing context because agents cannot see or message peer sessions.
Who is it for?
Indie builders who routinely open more than one Claude Code session and want on-machine session-to-session messaging.
Skip if: Teams that need hosted chat, audit logs, or cross-machine agent orchestration without a local broker.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you add the marketplace plugin, sessions can discover each other locally and exchange messages so parallel agent work stays aligned without constant copy-paste.
- Registered Claude Code sessions visible to peers on the local broker
- Message exchange between concurrent agent sessions
- One walkie-talkie plugin (v2.1.0) from the marketplace manifest
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
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Journey fit
Inter-session messaging is installed when you are actively building with more than one agent window and need coordination, not during idea or launch work. agent-tooling is the shelf for plugins that extend how coding agents talk to each other or to local infrastructure.
How it compares
Local inter-session messaging plugin, not an MCP server or a general team collaboration suite.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Walkie Talkie for?
It is for solo and indie developers using Claude Code who want multiple agent sessions to register and message each other through a local broker.
When should I use Walkie Talkie?
Use it during active build work when you run parallel Claude Code sessions and need lightweight discovery and message exchange without leaving the agent environment.
How do I add Walkie Talkie to my agent?
Install the Walkie Talkie plugin from the thebrownproject Claude marketplace manifest, then follow the plugin README to start the local broker and register each Claude Code session.