Yobiru

Yobiru is a communication layer that connects personal AI agents across computers and cloud workspaces using Tailscale.

Yobiru connects personal agents across your computers and cloud workspaces using Tailscale. They can send messages, exchange structured data and files, reply with results, and request a wake-up. You keep using each agent's own interface while Yobiru handles the communication underneath. The system uses the existing tailmsg protocol v1 and stores no messaging or attachment storage service. Files are fetched from the sender over Tailscale using expiring links. It includes six skills and a Python CLI, along with Codex and Cursor manifests and a Grok Bot installation route.

Yobiru at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Windows, Linux, Python, CLI
Pricing: Free
Released: October 2026
Category: AI agent tool
Website: github.com/chekusu/yobiru

Key features

Chat across machines using host and agent addressing
Share text, JSON, reports, logs, and other files
Configure local programs or webhooks for automatic wake-up
Include six built-in skills and a Python CLI
Verify connecting machines through Tailscale whois
Fetch attachments from the sender over Tailscale

Use it for

Send messages and exchange structured data between agents
Share reports, logs, and files across machines
Coordinate multiple agents toward a shared goal
Request an agent wake-up with quiet hours and rate limits

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