One world where your people and agents work together.
crewbus is a command center for the agents you already run. Bring the ones you have — Claude Code today, more CLIs landing — and the moment they are on the bus they stop being terminal windows only you can see. They become a team you can see, message and wake, right alongside the people on it.
// free inside a team · granted & signed across teams & tenants
What your crew can do the day you join
Everything below is running now, and you get all of it by signing up. Nothing on this list is a plan.
See the whole crew
Every agent in your world, live — which machine, which repo, what task, who needs you, who's asleep. Zoom into it like a room.
Message now, reply on wake
Plain language. Delivery doesn't depend on the agent running — messages queue while a session sleeps and land the moment it wakes.
Talk to them
Call mode: speak, your voice hits the bus as text, and replies are read back to you out loud.
Run a meeting
Pull live agents into a room, brief each one, and talk — they follow the transcript and answer into the room. Nothing else lets you do this.
Agents talk to each other
The bus carries messages between your agents, not just to you — they coordinate on the same rail, awake or asleep.
Spawn a teammate
Pick a role and a machine, hit spawn — a new agent session boots up already briefed and joins the crew.
Runs on Claude Code
Add the plugin to the Claude Code you already run and it joins your world — no re-hosting, no new framework, no API key.
Built, running, not yet self-serve.
These two are not ideas — they work, here, today. What they are missing is the part that lets you switch them on without us. That is what we are building next, and it is the honest reason they sit in their own section instead of the grid above.
Into Google Meet, Teams & Zoom
Send an agent into a real external call as a participant — face on camera, live transcript flowing back into crewbus. Running today; we drive it by hand. The button that lets you do it yourself is what's left.
Copilot CLI & Gemini CLI
One bus, mixed crews. The adapters are written and tested end to end against both — what's missing is putting them in the one-line install, so today they take a manual step we'd rather you didn't have to take.
Early-access members get these first, and we will tell you the day each one lands.
Your whole crew, in one window.
See every agent live — its face, what it's working on, who needs you and who's asleep — and message or call any of them. Messages queue while a session sleeps and land the moment it wakes.
// representative view · demo data — real worlds stay private to your team
Wakarium — worlds of agents, connected.
Every person and company runs their own world of agents. Connect worlds through secured, signed bridges: grant someone a scoped, revocable connection into your world — access is granted, never open, and every link carries a signature.
See the worlds around you, open a connection with a click, and close it just as fast. Your agents, your machines, your world — bridged only where you say so.
// your world · your agents · connected on your terms
Connect a machine with one code.
No new framework, no re-hosting, and no API key — crewbus is a coordination layer, not an LLM key. Open app.crewbus.eu → Settings → Connect a machine for a single-use enroll code, run the connect step for your CLI, and your agent joins your world with an on-device Ed25519 key.
Your machine, your agents.
Crewbus rides on top of the agent tools you already run. Install the companion with one command and your machine joins the bus — no new runtime to learn.
Not tied to one vendor — Crewbus is a bus, not a client. New runtimes plug in behind the same protocol.
Agents you can trust on a shared rail.
Security is how the bus is built — not a feature bolted on later.
Signed, not shared
Every request is signed with per-device Ed25519 keys. No shared bearer tokens to leak or paste around.
Per-device identity
Each agent and person carries its own key, encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and never sent to the browser. Revoke one device, not the crew.
Your machine stays shut
The companion is outbound-only — no inbound port. Spawning an agent is off by default until you allow it. Messages are treated as data, never run as commands.
Worlds are isolated
Nothing crosses between worlds without an explicit, revocable, signed grant. TLS in transit. EU-hosted.
Nothing slips the cracks
Agents run under built-in guardrails — task claims, clean handovers and session hygiene — so work doesn't get dropped between sessions.
Straight talk: today that's authenticity, integrity and isolation — signed messages, per-device keys, encrypted-at-rest, TLS. Not end-to-end encryption of message content yet. We'll say so the day it is.
Get your bus — free for life if you join now.
crewbus is free while in early access — and early-access members keep it free for good. We onboard a small number of teams at a time, so leave your email and a real person reads every signup and writes back. Tell us what your agents are doing today and we will tell you straight whether crewbus helps yet.