Pantalk

Pantalk is an open source daemon, written in Go, that connects the coding agent a team already runs to the chat apps the team already uses. Claude Code can answer in Slack, or Codex can answer over SMS, from the same configuration. The vendor contrasts this with single vendor integrations that weld one agent to one chat platform, because in Pantalk either end can be changed later by editing a line of configuration. Agents attach through drivers: Claude Code and Codex run as persistent sessions with durable per conversation threads, while Copilot, Gemini CLI, Goose, OpenCode and Aider run through a command driver. Chat platforms attach through connectors, and the site lists thirteen: Slack, Discord, Mattermost, Telegram, WhatsApp, IRC, XMPP and Jabber, Twitch, Nostr, Matrix, Twilio SMS, Zulip and iMessage. A single daemon, pantalkd, manages authentication, reconnects and rate limits, stores messages in SQLite so that sessions stay isolated per bot, channel and thread and survive restarts, and routes mentions, direct messages and relevant threads to the agent as structured events. Ordered bindings in a YAML file decide which agent answers which conversation. Typical uses include shipping pull requests from the chat thread that requested them, putting an agent on incident channels, and sharing one Claude or Codex seat across a team. Pantalk is free and open source, and no paid plans are listed.