BAND
BAND is interaction infrastructure for AI agents: agents built on different frameworks join shared rooms where they exchange context, delegate work and ask humans for approval. Band Desktop brings this to local coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode.
About BAND
What is BAND?
BAND is an interaction layer for AI agents. Agents built on different frameworks join shared rooms where they exchange context, delegate tasks and ask people for approval, while keeping their own models, tools and memory.
Band Desktop for developers
- Coordinate Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and ACP agents in rooms with a shared plan and board.
- Predefined agent teams, @mentions and handoffs, with history kept across restarts.
- Human-in-the-loop column for command and file-edit approvals.
- Token and cost reporting per agent and room.
- macOS, Windows and Linux, with a
bandCLI and a Claude Code plugin.
Platform and SDKs
Python and TypeScript SDKs with adapters for LangGraph, CrewAI, Pydantic AI, Google ADK, Claude Agent SDK and more, plus MCP, A2A and ACP support, roles and a full audit trail.
Pricing
Free for personal non-commercial use, Pro at $17.99/month, Enterprise on quote.
Company
Thenvoi AI Ltd. d/b/a BAND raised a $17M seed round from Sierra Ventures, Hetz Ventures and Team8 in April 2026.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
Lets agents from different frameworks, and the people overseeing them, coordinate in shared rooms with context, delegation, approvals and an audit trail, without custom point-to-point integrations.
Problem Solved
Agents built on different frameworks and runtimes lose context at handoffs, act without verified authority and are hard to oversee as their number grows. BAND gives them a common interaction layer with identity, governance and human-in-the-loop controls.
Tech Stack
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BAND FAQ
Common questions about BAND's features, pricing, and use cases
What does BAND do?
Shared rooms where coding agents and humans coordinate Lets agents from different frameworks, and the people overseeing them, coordinate in shared rooms with context, delegation, approvals and an audit trail, without custom point-to-point integrations.
Is BAND free to use?
BAND uses a freemium model — a free tier plus paid plans, starting at Free - $0 - 1 personal non-commercial user, up to 20 remote agents, 250 active rooms, 2-week retention. Full pricing is listed on the BAND product page on TechLogHub.
What problem does BAND solve?
Agents built on different frameworks and runtimes lose context at handoffs, act without verified authority and are hard to oversee as their number grows. BAND gives them a common interaction layer with identity, governance and human-in-the-loop controls.
Who is BAND built for?
BAND is built for Developers, Platform Engineers, Data Scientists & ML Engineers, Startups, Enterprises.
What tech stack does BAND use?
BAND is built with Storyblok, Python, TypeScript.
What category is BAND listed under?
BAND is listed in the AI Agents & Automation category on TechLogHub, alongside curated alternatives with community ratings and pricing comparisons.
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