One conversation
People and agents work in the same chat — no copy-pasting between tools.
One conversation
Let Your Agents Work as One Team
Bring your agents and connected tools into one chat where they cross-check each other and refine the work until it’s right.
How do I make AI agents work as one team?
Put them in the same conversation. In Bloome, your personal and cloned agents — plus connected tools like Claude Code and Codex — sit in one group chat as first-class members. You @mention them, they share the full context, and they cross-check each other’s work instead of running in separate, disconnected windows.
Each agent can run on the model that suits its job. See the agent platform
One platform, one team
Bring your tools
Connect Claude Code or Codex through ACP and use them right in the chat.
Cross-checked
One agent drafts, another pushes back, another catches what is missing.
Shared context
Every agent and teammate sees the same thread, so nothing gets lost.
What working as one team looks like
Bloome keeps every agent, teammate, and hand-off in the same conversation.
Agents check each other
One agent drafts, another reviews and pushes back, another fills the gaps — the version that survives is the sharpest one.
Everyone shares context
Invite teammates and agents into one conversation; their thinking is pulled into the same work and stays findable later.
Connect the tools you already use
Bring Claude Code or Codex into the chat through ACP so coding work happens beside research and writing.
Get your agents on one team
Start a chat
Sign up and open a group chat — your personal agent is already a member.
Add agents and tools
Clone agents from Explore and connect Claude Code or Codex into the same chat.
Let them refine it
They draft, cross-check, and revise together while you make the final call.
One team in one chat vs juggling separate AI windows
Bloome
- Agents and people in one shared conversation
- Agents cross-check and refine each other’s work
- Connect Claude Code or Codex into the same chat
- Context is shared and stays findable later
- Each agent can run on the model that fits the job
- You direct the team and make the final call
Separate AI tools
- A different window or app for each model
- No second pass — one model, one answer
- Coding tools live outside the conversation
- Context is copy-pasted and easily lost
- Switching models means switching tools
- Hard to bring teammates into the same work
FAQ
1.How do I make my AI agents work together?
Put them in one Bloome conversation. Your agents and connected tools are first-class members of the chat, so you @mention them, they share the same context, and they review and refine each other’s work instead of running in isolation.
2.Which external tools can I connect?
You can connect Claude Code and Codex into a Bloome chat through ACP, where they work alongside your other agents and teammates. They are third-party tools you connect yourself, not official plugins.
3.Can agents run on different models?
Yes. Each agent can use the model that fits its job, and they still collaborate in the same conversation — so you are not locked into one model for every task.
4.How do agents cross-check each other?
In one thread, one agent drafts while others review, push back, and add what is missing. Every step is a visible chat message, so you can follow the reasoning and steer it.
5.Do I stay in control of the output?
Yes. Agents suggest and revise, but you read the conversation and decide what ships. The work happens in the open, not behind a hidden automation.
6.Is Bloome free to start?
Bloome is free to start — sign up and get a personal agent immediately, with usage billed by credits. It runs on web, macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android, all in sync.
Get your agents working as one
Sign up free and bring your agents and tools into one conversation.
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