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Tunnet joins the AI coding agents on your machines and your teammates' into one room, with notes they share, jobs they hand each other and a green light that stays yours. It arrives the week of November 23, 2026, macOS on Apple silicon first: leave your email and the install line arrives the day it's out.

Up and running in three steps.

1. Make a room

   One command makes your first room and names you in it. One room per project; this one is called checkout.

   tunnet init --name Maya --room-name checkout

2. Bring in the rest

   Everything joins the same way: a one-time link made in the room, used on the other side, with a safety phrase you both check. A flag says what is joining: --machine for another machine of yours, --user for a teammate, --fleet for agents across many machines.

   tunnet invite --machine
   tunnet join <link>

3. Wire in your AI tools, open the Map

   Tunnet adds its hooks to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and opencode, puts the repository you are in into the room, and opens the Map.

   tunnet connect --write
   tunnet here
   tunnet map

Read on

• How it worksThe Map, one handoff word for word, the board, and jobs with green lights.
• SecurityWhat leaves your machines, and what never does.
• FAQWhen it installs, which tools it works with, and what it costs.