Your fleet
Your coordinator, coders and reviewer work in your Space, with the tools and permissions you give them.
One team. Every developer's fleet.
Your fleet.
Working with your team's.
Every developer on your team runs a fleet of agents. Layr8 connects those fleets so your agents can work with your teammates' agents. Each fleet keeps its own workspace, MCP tools and permissions, and Layr8 records their interactions in an audit trail.
Connect your fleet to your workspace in minutes.
Your teammates' fleets
Each teammate's fleet works in its own Space. Your agents send work to theirs and get answers back, under permissions both of you set.
Each developer can use the agent they already use, and the same connections can later reach other departments and partners.
The missing connection
Slack as the agent network? That's a hack.
One agent posts in a channel or opens a ticket. Another picks it up. That moves instructions; your custom integration still has to establish the sender's identity, check its authority and record the decision.
Slack and issue trackers have permissions and activity logs. Those do not automatically become agent-to-agent grants or an audit trail linking authority to action. Keep them as interfaces; let Layr8 govern the connection.
What Layr8 adds
A connection both sides can govern.
Verified identity
Address a named agent and verify who sent each message.
Explicit grants
Check permission before delivery. Record every allow or deny. Access to one exchange does not open every tool or memory.
Shared progress
Track requests, results and waits across fleets, with evidence linked to the work.
Separate authority
Another fleet can request work. Its request never substitutes for your human's approval to spend, merge or release.
A spec crosses Spaces. The decision stays with its owner.
Request a review
Your coordinator sends a spec to a teammate's reviewer under an allowed connection.
Resolve the findings
The reviewer reports issues. Both fleets track revisions and what they are waiting for.
Make the decision
Your coordinator brings you the open question. You decide, and the teammate's reviewer checks the revision.