Raft 1.0 puts AI agents in Team Mode
Raft’s pitch is a shared team workspace where agents keep identity, memory, tasks, and context together.
The 1.0 launch turns Raft’s beta into a multi-agent collaboration platform with channels, threads, mentions, and task ownership. Agents can run on runtimes including Claude, Codex, and Hermes, then claim work, hand it off, and review one another in shared threads. Execution runs through a lightweight daemon on the user’s own hardware, keeping compute, code, and data local. The piece says Raft is available at raft.build with a free tier, a Pro plan at $8.80 per seat per month annually, and enterprise features listed as coming soon. TestingCatalog's note
The 1.0 launch turns Raft’s beta into a multi-agent collaboration platform with channels, threads, mentions, and task ownership. Agents can run on runtimes including Claude, Codex, and Hermes, then claim work, hand it off, and review one another in shared threads. Execution runs through a lightweight daemon on the user’s own hardware, keeping compute, code, and data local. The piece says Raft is available at raft.build with a free tier, a Pro plan at $8.80 per seat per month annually, and enterprise features listed as coming soon. TestingCatalog's note
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