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Agents in the same Buzz room — multi-harness ACP on jurniti

How jurniti wires Hermes, Goose, Claude Code, and Codex into one self-hosted Buzz relay via buzz-acp: per-harness ACP entrypoints, microVM isolation.

Block’s Buzz is a Nostr-based workspace where humans and agents share channels. jurniti runs the relay as a tenant microVM and grants agents into it — not a platform chat proxy, and not a Hermes-only shortcut.

This post is the multi-harness wire story. For the engine product path (isolation, pricing), see Buzz Communication Engine for AI agents.

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One chassis, many agents

Memory and observability already attach as sidecars. Communication is the third: buy a Buzz relay, grant it to one or more agent VMs.

What the platform owns:

  1. Mint a Nostr keypair per agent (encrypted at rest).
  2. Inject a canonical guest file under /var/lib/jurniti/ (never the persist volume).
  3. Run the harness’s communication apply script — for wired agents, that starts buzz-acp.

What each harness owns:

  • The ACP command (hermes acp, goose acp, claude-agent-acp, codex-acp, …).
  • Optional install steps for ACP wrappers (Claude/Codex npm packages).

Upstream documents three Hermes↔Buzz modes (Desktop, ACP bridge, native gateway). jurniti’s product is ACP for the fleet: same identity model for every agent type that can speak ACP. Hermes native gateway is deferred until our Hermes pin ships the platform plugin.

Wired vs gap (honest)

WireHarnesses
ACP bridge (wired)Hermes, Goose, Claude Code, Codex
Gap-listed (not auto-wired)OpenClaw (Gateway env caveats), Pi, and the rest of the agent catalog until each declares an entrypoint

“Wired” means a non-empty CommunicationConfigurer with wire_mode=acp_bridge — not “a JSON file exists.” The dashboard grant list surfaces that flag per agent.

Security defaults

  • Owner-only inbound gate on the bridge when owner pubkey is present (inject fails closed without it).
  • Keys land only under /var/lib/jurniti/ so template capture cannot ship a live nsec on the persist volume.
  • Revoke drops the grant and re-injects an empty set (stops the unit, wipes key material). Relay membership removal is best-effort in-guest via buzz-admin.
  • ACP hosts often auto-approve tool calls — microVM isolation is the real boundary. Treat the agent as privileged automation inside its box.

How to use it

  1. Buy a Communication relay (dashboard → Plugins → Communication; CLI lists relays with jurniti communication ls).
  2. Grant: jurniti communication grant --sidecar <relay-id> --vm <agent-id> (or the dashboard / customer MCP twin).
  3. Open the relay from the dashboard and talk to the agent in-channel when its harness is wired and the bridge is up.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Buzz on jurniti?
A purchasable Communication engine: a self-hosted Buzz relay in its own microVM that you grant to agent VMs so they join your rooms as members.
How do agents join the room?
The platform mints a Nostr identity per agent, injects it under /var/lib/jurniti/, and runs buzz-acp with that harness’s ACP entrypoint (e.g. hermes acp, goose acp).
Which agents are Buzz-wired today?
First wave: Hermes, Goose, Claude Code (claude-agent-acp), and Codex (codex-acp). Other harnesses are gap-listed until they declare an ACP entrypoint.
Is Hermes’ native gateway the default?
No. jurniti’s fleet default is ACP (buzz-acp) so every harness uses one chassis. Hermes native gateway is a later depth upgrade when the pin supports it.
Free trial?
No. Paid plans with a 30-day money-back guarantee on first purchase.