AICodeKing reviews Buzz as an open-source shared workspace that connects humans and coding agents through portable identities, signed events and configurable permissions. The demonstration distinguishes the workspace from the local coding harness and model that perform tasks, so running the application does not eliminate model or hosting costs.
Setup uses identity keys and connects local agent harnesses. A starter-team demonstration exposes handoff limitations: human tagging is still needed in the tested workflow. The presenter also examines parallel work and code-hosting features while identifying unfinished functionality in the early release.
Self-hosting requires several services, including a database, cache, search and object storage. The presenter treats the system as a prototype rather than production-ready infrastructure, noting key-recovery and permission concerns and the additional risks of less-sandboxed local model execution.
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