Jack Dorsey has introduced Buzz, a new group chat platform designed for teams that work alongside AI agents. Built as an alternative to workplace tools such as Slack and GitHub, the app brings people and automated assistants into the same conversation space.
According to Dorsey, Buzz is open source, decentralized, model-agnostic, and self-sovereign. The platform is developed by Block, the company behind products including Square, Cash App, Afterpay, and Tidal, signaling a broader push into AI-native collaboration tools.
A unified workspace for teams and agents
Buzz is built to simplify how startups and technical teams manage communication, tasks, and project coordination. Instead of switching between multiple apps, users can handle discussions, workflows, and GitHub-related activity in one environment. The platform also supports team-specific customization, allowing developers to adapt the code to their own needs.
The app is currently available as a free desktop version for macOS, Windows, and Linux, and its code has been published for developers to explore and build on. Buzz is still in its early phase, but it reflects a growing interest in collaboration systems that are designed around AI from the start.
As more teams look for flexible, secure, and intelligent workspaces, tools like Buzz may help shape a more connected and adaptive digital workplace in the years ahead.
