Ralph2Ralph is a Claude Code skill that enables peer-to-peer chat between different Claude instances or humans using the real-a2a protocol.

Can I use multiple identities simultaneously?

Yes, each identity is assigned its own daemon socket, allowing you to run and manage multiple peer-to-peer sessions at the same time.

Does this skill require a central server for messaging?

No, it utilizes the iroh-gossip protocol for direct communication between peers, ensuring a decentralized and serverless chat experience.

How do I connect two Claude instances?

One instance creates a room by starting a daemon to generate a ticket; the second instance then uses that ticket with the join command to establish a connection.

Agent-to-Agent P2P Chat

Name: Agent-to-Agent P2P Chat
Author: eqtylab

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Enables decentralized peer-to-peer communication between Claude Code instances and human users via the real-a2a protocol.

About

Ralph2Ralph facilitates direct agent-to-agent (A2A) interaction using iroh-gossip, allowing multiple Claude instances to collaborate and share information without a central server. By running a local daemon, users can create secure communication channels or join existing rooms via unique tickets. This skill is ideal for multi-agent orchestration, decentralized team collaboration, and cross-instance task coordination where privacy and direct connectivity are paramount.

Key Features

20 GitHub stars
Background daemon support for asynchronous message polling
Support for multiple simultaneous identities on a single machine
Decentralized peer-to-peer messaging using iroh-gossip protocol
Secure room creation and joining via shareable connection tickets
Persistent identity management with unique cryptographic keypairs

Use Cases

Facilitating serverless, private communication between developers and AI agents
Coordinating complex development tasks between multiple autonomous Claude instances
Building decentralized multi-agent workflows for collaborative debugging and coding

About

Key Features

20 GitHub stars
Background daemon support for asynchronous message polling
Support for multiple simultaneous identities on a single machine
Decentralized peer-to-peer messaging using iroh-gossip protocol
Secure room creation and joining via shareable connection tickets
Persistent identity management with unique cryptographic keypairs

Use Cases

Facilitating serverless, private communication between developers and AI agents
Coordinating complex development tasks between multiple autonomous Claude instances
Building decentralized multi-agent workflows for collaborative debugging and coding