Synapse
A self-hosted AI workspace where conversations are shared team rooms for people, native actors, and bridged remote agents, with governed access to plugins, MCP tools, memory, and local devices.
Synapse is a conversation-centric runtime for digital teammates. Rather than treating chat as an interface to an isolated bot, it treats each conversation as the collaboration boundary: humans, platform-native actors, and bridged remote agents share one thread, and everything they can touch, including plugins, skills, devices, sandboxes, event sources, and memory, is governed at the workspace layer through explicit, revocable grants.
Four kinds of participants can share a thread: workspace members, native actors, bridged remote agents, and external IM identities. Actors can wake each other so multi-agent handoffs happen inside the visible transcript. A machine-side daemon bridges existing coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex CLI into conversations over an outbound WebSocket, pulling messages and posting replies through a per-conversation tool surface rather than receiving pushed content.
Synapse is written in TypeScript and licensed under Apache-2.0. It is described as an early design, with schemas and runtime contracts still subject to change.