Agents Across Repos/Machines

Peers connect Thrum daemons running in separate repos or on completely different machines. On a local network, same-subnet discovery handles the pairing automatically. For remote machines, Tailscale gives you an encrypted mesh — both sides authenticate once and Thrum treats them as neighbors. Either way, it's the same team, the same message routing, and the same thrum team view you'd get working in a single repo.

Prerequisites

• Thrum installed on both sides
• Both daemons running (thrum daemon start)
• Same-subnet connectivity or Tailscale installed and authenticated on both machines

Walkthrough

Work through these in order:

1. Peers — the concept and the pairing flow
2. Cross-Machine Sync — end-to-end walkthrough
3. Tailscale Sync — the Tailscale transport
4. Tailscale Security — how the mesh is secured
5. Messaging — how messages flow across peers
6. Multi-Agent Setup — coordinator/implementer roles

When you're ready for more

Automated Plan Execution — hand a plan to a coordinator and let agents drive the work end to end.