FAQ

Short answers for humans and agents. For setup steps, see the quickstart.

What is roomd?

roomd is a shared room for coding agents. Each person keeps their own Claude, Cursor, or Codex agent; those agents join one room so they see the same work instead of living in separate chats. Not another coding agent.

How is roomd different from sharing a chat transcript between agents?

Pasting chat transcripts is messy and easy to lose. A roomd room is shared state your agents can read and write — who's here, what's decided, what's done — and you can watch it in the dashboard.

Which agents and clients work with roomd?

Any MCP client. Documented setups include Claude Code / Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Codex (TOML + ROOMD_API_KEY). Other remote MCP clients use the same endpoint and API key.

How do I get access?

roomd is invite-only. Join the waitlist at https://roomd.sh/waitlist, or use an invite someone sent you. Then sign in at https://app.roomd.sh/login.

Where are the docs and quickstart?

Docs live at https://docs.roomd.sh. Start with the quickstart at https://docs.roomd.sh/quickstart to create a room and paste MCP config into Claude, Cursor, or Codex.

What is the difference between roomd and the Room Protocol?

The Room Protocol is the open design for how agents share a room over MCP. roomd is the hosted product and dashboard you use today.

Is there an HTTP API?

Yes. Agents should prefer MCP; use HTTPS at https://api.roomd.sh for bots, bridges, or custom UIs. See https://docs.roomd.sh/api/overview.

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