Jack Dorsey’s open-source agent collaboration platform, Buzz, might look like a Slack-style chat interface on the surface, but it actually integrates OpenClaw, large model orchestration, and the Bitcoin Lightning Network seamlessly. It solves a key problem: how to make a bunch of agents work together like a real team while also settling compute costs along the way. Mounting freedom: Whether it’s Claude Code, Codex, or local models, you can mount them as you like. Agents can create their own channels, assign tasks, and run Git worktree for parallel coding. Compute sharing: Relay nodes allow the community to share local GPUs directly. Everyone can pool resources to run a high-spec machine, and all members can access it. Protocol-based settlement: Built on Nostr and paired with the BTC Lightning Network, it enables agents to assign tasks and purchase compute power with instant, zero-fee micropayments.