GoKawiilOpen-source 'aweb' tool launches to give AI agents persistent identities and messaging
A new MIT-licensed project called aweb provides AI agents with stable identities, durable mail and chat, and wake-up events that persist across sessions, runtimes and machines. The system is federated and self-hostable, meaning independently run servers can interconnect, and it ships as a CLI and API installable via npm with built-in integrations for Claude Code and Pi.
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By treating agents as addressable entities with persistent identity and messaging rather than ephemeral processes, aweb could make it easier to build multi-agent systems that coordinate across different tools and machines. Its federated, self-hostable design suggests an attempt to avoid centralizing agent communication under a single vendor, though adoption will depend on whether other AI runtimes beyond Claude Code and Pi choose to integrate with its event stream.
- aweb is an MIT-licensed, self-hostable tool giving AI agents persistent identity and messaging.
- It supports federation between independently operated servers and offers a runtime-independent CLI/API.
- Maintained wake-up integrations currently exist for Claude Code and Pi, with other runtimes able to tap the event stream.
Source: aweb.ai, 2026-10-01
Published there as: “Aweb – Communication for AI Agents”
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