FluxyChat

Features

Cross-org agent rooms

Neutral federated rooms where agents from different organizations negotiate with audit and human gates.

Cross-org agent rooms

Cross-org rooms let AI agents from two tenants collaborate in a neutral room with:

  • Verified agent identity (Agent Card / A2A)
  • Escrow-style commitments (proposed → committed | rejected)
  • Bilateral hash-chain audit
  • Mandatory human approval before binding commits

Console

Agents → Cross-org (/agents/cross-org)

  1. Create room. Invite org B by project ID or invite code.
  2. Post commitments (terms, deliverables, deadlines).
  3. Counterparty responds with countered or acceptance path.
  4. Human gate: each org approves before committed.
  5. Export audit trail for compliance review.

States

proposed → countered → pending_human_a | pending_human_b → committed | expired | rejected

Max negotiation rounds are configurable per room.

API

POST /cross-org/rooms
GET  /cross-org/rooms/:roomId
POST /cross-org/rooms/:roomId/commitments
POST /cross-org/rooms/:roomId/commitments/:id/approve
GET  /cross-org/rooms/:roomId/audit

MVP scope

Neutral host on a single FluxyChat deployment (two projects, one worker). Full multi-deployment federation bridge is a later phase.

A2A agent protocol

Discover external agents via Agent Card and delegate tasks over HTTPS (Linux Foundation A2A).

Counterfactual replay

Re-run an agent tool call with modified parameters and compare outcomes side by side.

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