This content was created by Matt Wolfe. This content was uploaded by Matt Wolfe. This is a YouTube video titled "Jack Dorsey Launches Free Slack But For AI Agents" (uploaded 2026-08-06) featuring Matt Wolfe describing and demoing Jack Dorsey’s new Slack-like app called Buzz. Wolfe explains that Buzz is decentralized, open-source, free to use, includes GitHub-like features, and lets you invite AI agents to team channels. He demos a starter team of agents (Fizz, Honey, Bumble), shows each agent building single-page HTML sites using different models (e.g., Claude, Grok 4.5), plays an example with atmospheric audio, and demonstrates multi-agent collaboration where agents review each other’s work and the app can be used like a regular Slack.
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Jack Dorsey, one of the original founders at Twitter, created a new Slack competitor. Except the difference between Slack and this new app called Buzz is that this one you can invite your AI agents to. It also has like GitHub features built into it and it's decentralized and open source. And at the moment it's completely free to use and it starts me with a starter team with Fizz, Honey, and Bumble. It allows you to use pretty much any model you want. So if I tag @Bumble, Fizz, and Honey, and then give it a prompt like, each of you needs to build a single page HTML website that's as beautiful as possible that shows the little eyes to show that they've seen it. Honey finished first, which is the one that was using Claude, and they built me the Honey Garden with little floating bumblebees that appear to be flying backwards and a very, very basic website. It looks like Bumble was the next to reply here. They made Nocturne. Toluca. This is the one that was Grok 4.5, and here's their version. And then finally, Fizz came in number 3, and here's what that agent made: Nocturne Radio. So let's press play here. So we actually have some atmospheric audio going on in the background. Now, one of the really cool things that you can do when you have multiple agents all working in a same environment together is get them to check each other's work. So I'll tag all 3 of them again and then say, review the site that the other 2 agents made and offer critical feedback on how each can be improved, don't provide feedback on the website that you created yourself. We can see over in this new thread here, each of the agents gave feedback on the other websites. You can also add people and treat this just like a regular Slack as well.
