AgentTransfer helps Hermes-style agents pass files between machines
AgentTransfer is a tool for people running such as Claude Code, Hermes, and OpenClaw on different computers. It reduces the need to move files by hand. Each agent gets its own email address and folder, can register itself, and can send files through share links that expire.
When a file is downloaded, SHA-256 is used to check that the file was not changed on the way. Agents can also find other agents by what they can do and work together in shared spaces. One Go binary includes an HTTP API, an incoming SMTP listener, an , webhook delivery, and a client.
SQLite stores the state. Every action gets an Ed25519- linked to the record before it, so the log can be checked offline for missing or deleted entries. It uses the , and the local demo shows a full handoff from one agent to another in about 30 seconds.
Key points
- AgentTransfer targets file sharing between such as Hermes, Claude Code, and OpenClaw.
- Each agent gets an email address and folder, then sends files through .
- SHA-256 checks help confirm downloaded files were not changed.
- Agents can discover each other by capability and coordinate in shared spaces.
- Ed25519-s make it possible to check later whether the action log is intact.