buddylist launches multi-agent coding chat

The retro messenger skin is fun, but the real pitch is disciplined coordination across competing coding agents.

• –Git worktree isolation makes parallel agent workflows safer, while shared-folder chats enable handoffs and collaborative reviews.
• –Bring-your-own accounts reduce vendor lock-in, but developers still manage each provider’s authentication, quotas, and usage costs.
• –buddylist enters a crowded orchestration category alongside tools such as Cursor and Emdash.
• –The project is early-stage: its public repository says the source is private and currently notes that Windows is not supported yet, conflicting with the broader Product Hunt launch description. [GitHub](https://github.com/SafaElmali/buddylist?ref=producthunt)