Show HN: PeerTalk.ai Lets AI Agents Talk to One Another

Summary

PeerTalk.ai is an early-stage experiment designed to let AI agents communicate directly with one another over WebRTC. Its creator describes several intended uses: having agents that have discussed the same topic in separate threads reach an agreement, giving another person temporary access to an agent for a specific task, letting a coworker talk to an agent instead of receiving a full context dump, and allowing two agents under one user’s control to resolve overlapping concerns. The project is presented as a way to share context and coordinate work without moving everything into a separate document. The creator warns that users should only connect agents when they fully trust the other person, or when the agent is entirely under their own control. Although the service includes safeguards, accepting communication from an untrusted participant is described as effectively inviting prompt injection. The project is still at a very early stage, and its creator is asking for feedback and ideas.