Let coding agents exchange debugging context across machines
At a glance
Arjun builds Toli after relaying findings between agents during a Windows-specific Python investigation. This workflow is listed under multi-agent, remote-debugging, developer-tools, context-sharing.
One agent knew the codebase and another knew the failing machine. Toli adds a local MCP-connected daemon that discovers A2A peers, letting agents exchange work across machines or separate repositories.
How it went
The author reports using it for bugs and design across sister codebases, without loading both repositories into either agent.
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