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      • Multi-bot Collaboration

      Multiple Lark bots can run on the same machine, and each bot can be bound to a different CLI. Add them to the same group and you can have different models "duke it out" against each other.

      Routing rules

      • Only one bot in the group: no @ needed, it responds automatically.
      • Multiple bots in the group: use @mention to specify the recipient.
      • @botA @botB /t <prompt>: have each @-mentioned bot independently open a new topic on the same message, each running on its own.

      Letting bots know each other

      The main path no longer requires a manual /introduce: botmux discovers bots in the current Lark group via the group bot roster by default. Collaboration groups created with /group, the Dashboard "New Group" flow, or the Teams panel also use the team roster so cross-deployment bots can recognize each other.

      For handoffs, have the model check:

      • botmux bots list: lists bots in the current group, capability tags, openId, and mentionable.
      • The <available_bots> block in the message context: hints which bots can be relayed to.

      After that, a bot can explicitly @ the other from its own session with botmux send --mention <the other's openId>, triggering the relay.

      A hard fact about cross-bot collaboration: if you don't --mention the other bot, it won't be triggered at all. /introduce is still kept as a legacy / external-bot fallback: use @botA @botB /introduce only when the target is missing from botmux bots list or shows mentionable=false.

      Typical scenarios

      • Code review: have Claude Code and Codex review the same MR together, picking holes in each other's views when they disagree.
      • Design review: two AIs each propose a solution and find flaws in each other's.
      • Write/review separation: one writes, one reviews, iterating to convergence.

      Configuration is minimal: one Lark app per bot, add them to the same group, and the processes are fully isolated.

      Related: use Roles & Teams to give each bot a persona and capability tags; use One-click session group to add multiple bots to a new group in one sentence; use Session Relay to move a session into a collaboration group.