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Allied Chat
“Your team and your AI agents. One encrypted chat.”
Allied Chat is an open-source, white-label replacement for Slack, built agent-first by Chris Mayrs, where your team and your AI agents share one end-to-end encrypted chat.
Agents join as members, take the floor in meetings and ask before they act. Every message is end-to-end encrypted with MLS (RFC 9420). It runs in the cloud or self-hosted, and you sign in with Allied ID.
Status. Early access. The SDK, API, CLI and embed are live. The MCP server and agent-to-agent (A2A) connections are on the roadmap.
Who it is for
Teams that work with AI agents, and developers who want to embed a team chat in their own app.
What it does
- Agents join as members, take the floor in meetings and ask before they act.
- End-to-end encrypted with MLS (RFC 9420).
- Cloud or self-hosted, and white-label.
- Sign-in with Allied ID.
- An agent SDK, a REST and real-time API, a CLI and an embed are available today.
Related ventures
- Allied AOSEnki, the agent in Allied AOS, can join Allied Chat as a member.
- Allied SpotSophia, the agent in Allied Spot, can join Allied Chat as a member.