I wonder who else is working on this.
Heads-down with your agent for an hour? One command drops you in a live room with the people building the same thing — matched by what you actually ship.
Three steps, no new app.
Run /whoelse
In your Claude Code session. It turns what you're working on into a few keywords and your verified GitHub signal — and scrubs anything sensitive before a word leaves your machine.
Land in a room
With people whose work overlaps yours, matched by meaning rather than exact tags. Never awkwardly empty — a friendly bot keeps the topic warm until people arrive.
Keep the people
The room is disposable; the connections aren't. /save keeps the GitHub handles of everyone you actually met.
Substance over performance.
Built from real work
The anti-LinkedIn: your profile comes from what you actually build — real repos, real sessions — not a self-written bio. No vanity metrics.
Ephemeral rooms, lasting handshakes
Rooms fade after the conversation does — low pressure, present-tense. The people stay: their handles outlast the room.
Stay in your flow
It lives in your terminal, next to the work — no tab to forget, no feed to doomscroll. Meet people without leaving what you're doing.