Claude Code and Codex Can Have Real-Time Conversation via Git
Original: Claude Code and Codex can have real-time conversation via Git
h5i lets Claude Code and Codex exchange auditable messages through Git.
The article introduces Agent Radio, a messaging feature in h5i 0.1.5 for coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex. Instead of relying on an external server, it stores JSONL messages in a Git ref and syncs them through normal push and pull flows. The post includes setup commands, live message watching, PR summary posting, and a short explanation of the i5h protocol.
This article introduces a new feature called Agent Radio — that is, `h5i msg` — within a tool called h5i, an "AI-aware Git." The author notes that coding agents like Claude Code and Codex are already able to accelerate software development automation, but a single agent is still limited by its context window, and in large repositories it is often necessary to handle different tasks in parallel. Therefore, how multiple AI agents collaborate, hand off context, and avoid information loss has become a new problem. h5i's solution is to let agents exchange messages directly through a Git repository, making it look like a real-time conversation while preserving a complete, auditable version history.
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