Introduction
Multiplayer AI. Give your team's agents shared context, practices, and tools for the work they do together.
Multiplayer AI.
Venom makes the coding agents your team already uses multiplayer. One MCP server connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI, so your team's agents share tasks, decisions, skills and tools. There is no new harness to adopt.
Venom gives people and their agents a shared place to work from. A project brings together the context behind the work, the practices your team follows, and the tools its agents use.
Work across people and agents.
Jordan uses an agent to build a checkout change and saves the design decision and code link in a Venom task. Sam’s agent reads that task and the project’s review skill before checking the security assumptions. Sam records the findings in the same task, ready for Jordan to continue.
The team shares the work and the methods behind it, without passing around copies of instructions or tool configurations.
People read and manage projects in the web app. Agents connect through MCP, a protocol for using external tools. The Venom plugin sets up the connection and adds reminders to use the shared context.
How it works
See what the plugin, project, and agent each do.
Quickstart
Connect an agent and save your first useful result.
What is multiplayer AI?
What the term means here, and what it does not.
Share context across a team
How a teammate’s agent starts from what yours did.
New to Venom? venomlabs.dev shows what it does, and pricing lists the plans. The plugin's source is on GitHub.