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Connect two local Claude Code instances for real-time Q&A collaboration.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "claude-mesh" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use claude-mesh to coordinate two Claude Code instances: instance A implements a new feature, while instance B answers A's real-time questions about the existing code structure and dependencies, and logs a summary of each exchange.
The two instances collaborate through synchronous Q&A and produce exchange summaries or collaboration logs.
Set up communication between two local Claude Code instances with claude-mesh: one instance analyzes the error stack trace, while the other checks configuration, environment variables, and recent changes based on questions to help find the root cause.
You get a structured troubleshooting dialogue and a faster root-cause conclusion.
Connect two Claude Code instances through claude-mesh: one instance writes a patch, while the other simultaneously raises code review questions such as edge cases, exception handling, and potential regression risks.
It produces a collaborative flow with implementation results and review feedback to improve code quality.
Sync Claude Code context and shared memory across machines for continuous work.
Coordinate multiple Claude Code agents for collaborative development and automated code review.
Delegate code investigation, edits, and verification to Claude Code with background job management.
Understand your codebase in terminal and accelerate coding with natural language.
Coordinate multiple Claude Code sessions via broadcast and peer-to-peer messaging.
Run long background jobs asynchronously and poll results without tool-call timeouts.