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- Stars measure interest, not usage. After a year of MindRoom, with forks of a Matrix client, two Matrix servers and a Matrix web client, plus 126 workarounds for one AI framework, my rule is: depend on what millions of projects use every day, roll your own when a library only gives you the easy part, and fork when the problem is hard and few people use the code.
- MindRoom grew one small group at a time at IonQ, until a company-wide demo made hundreds of people sign up in a day. What surprised me is that the heaviest users include engineers who already live in their coding agents.
- TypeSafe’s Jev, a new fast and cheap classifier model that doesn’t require fine-tuning, was suddenly, literally everywhere I looked, so I tried it in MindRoom. I now use it for small decisions I would never have spent an LLM call on, like whether a “thanks” should interrupt an agent that is still working.
- MindRoom is an open-source system I built that creates AI agents living in Matrix. Because Matrix bridges to Slack, Telegram, Discord, and more, your agents follow you everywhere鈥攚ith persistent memory, multi-agent collaboration, and 100+ built-in tool integrations.
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matrix-mcp: Lets Claude Code, Codex, and other MCP clients read and write Matrix chats, including end-to-end encrypted rooms, so local coding agents can join MindRoom conversations. 馃挰
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matty: Matrix chat CLI client where every action (reading threads, replying, reacting) is a single command, which makes it easy to script and easy for AI agents to use. 馃
