Rosson LongAug 19, 2026
Managing AI Workflows with K2 🤖
Managing AI Workflows with K2 🤖
Rosson Long
A walkthrough of how to use K2 to manage multiple workspaces, switch between client servers, and facilitate communication between different AI agents. The video demonstrates the platform's ability to handle federated peer connections across various projects.
Managing AI Workflows with K2 🤖
Rosson Long
A walkthrough of how to use K2 to manage multiple workspaces, switch between client servers, and facilitate communication between different AI agents. The video demonstrates the platform's ability to handle federated peer connections across various projects.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to K2
Overview of using K2 for personal and client project management.
00:30
Managing Client Servers
02:20
Multi-Window Workflow
03:36
Agent Communication
04:12
Cross-Server Messaging Demo
08:27
Future Updates
Transcript
00:02
So this is a quick day to day in K2.
00:04
Just wanted to record and show kind of how I'm using it personally.
00:08
I have obviously just a bunch of agents, like a lot of agents, and different workspaces.
00:16
If I go to my workspaces here, I have like a ton of them.
00:21
But, Primarily I use K2 to build K2 and I use K2 to build, other client work.
00:30
So we have.
00:31
For each of our clients, each client has their own server and I can switch between those different servers.
00:37
So, depending on which client I'm working with.
00:41
So, like, if I want to go.
00:42
And I recently like, put a server on Grockbot so I could switch to the Grockbot server if it's alive, go.
00:49
So now I'm, Now I'm on the Grockbot server.
00:53
this is kind of an experiment and I got it working recently.
00:56
But if you've been using Grokbot or you're familiar with Grokbot, we could say, message the grock agent using K2G and say, hi.
01:16
So if these guys remember what they're doing, I haven't done this for a second, but these two will be able to message each other because I got K2 installed directly on, the system.
01:30
So there's a message From Cortana using K2G, and then Grobot will probably send a message back to Cortana here.
01:39
We'll see.
01:40
Maybe.
01:41
Maybe.
01:42
Well, maybe they won't.
01:43
Yep.
01:44
Okay.
01:44
Yeah.
01:44
So, hi, Cortana bridges up.
01:47
So, this is a server that this server specifically is living on, the Grockbot server.
01:56
But if we go back to.
01:58
Let's see which one I can pop into.
02:00
For example, we go to iscm.
02:04
they have their agents that they're working with to build things.
02:08
They like Lord of the Rings.
02:09
So they went with like Legolas and Aragorn to work on things.
02:13
so, yeah, but this, this really lets us kind of jump between clients a lot easier.
02:20
You can also have multiple windows up.
02:22
So if you want to visit multiple clients at the same time.
02:24
So I can go, I can open up the Grockbot one.
02:27
so simultaneously I can have my local one open at the same time.
02:32
I can kind of be working on multiple client projects or multiple personal projects at the same time.
02:39
the projects tab here lets you, work with multiple agents at the same time.
02:46
if they're talking to each other really, really quickly.
02:50
Then we have a project chat where you can interact with agents one at a time.
02:56
and we're releasing really soon.
02:58
A direct message kind of overlay that sits on top of these, windows so that you can message them directly.
03:08
when you use.
03:09
You can type directly in the terminals hello, or you can use message the agent hello.
03:15
And when I send this, testing 1, 2, 3.
03:19
This will send with, a message that it's from me.
03:22
If I send it with just this hello, three.
03:27
Right.
03:27
This will send without it and it'll get queued.
03:31
but these agents can all speak to one another on the local machine.
03:36
They can also speak to each other across machines.
03:39
So, for example, Cortana, let's have her, send a message.
03:47
Send a message message to Legolas over at the ISCM server.
03:57
So let's see if this is still up.
03:59
So this is Cortana.
04:01
that's this agent over here.
04:03
I can see the member.
04:04
My member list.
04:05
I can drag out L3.
04:08
Add L3 to this chat too, if I want to.
04:10
I can wake up my proposal writer session and, keep that one going.
04:15
But Cortana is going to send a message to Legolas.
04:19
So let's go back over to our I's, go to Legolas, Just a paired.
04:29
Right.
04:29
I'm gonna double check.
04:31
So we're gonna go to Cortana's workspace settings.
04:33
We'll just see who her connections are.
04:39
you know what she is not connected to.
04:42
She's connected to Penny.
04:45
on tch.
04:47
we try Grog.
04:48
Let's trigger.
04:57
There.
04:57
We'll do that instead.
05:00
And we'll see if it lands sometimes on this, vm.
05:04
It doesn't always land perfectly.
05:10
There we go.
05:10
That worked.
05:11
So, from Cortana on my rosten dock, a 2 dev server.
05:16
And then, Grokbot just messaged back to the K2 harness.
05:22
Session is up and healthy.
05:24
So, yeah, that's, that's a K2 in a heartbeat.
05:27
and then this is kind of funny, but if I say message Cortana on your server, you message your other Cortana on your server there and say hi.
05:52
Guess I should clarify.
05:54
Probably would have figured that out, but.
06:02
So say hi to Cortana.
06:03
And then.
06:10
Here we go.
06:10
Hi from Cortana, Chief.
06:17
She relaying it back.
06:20
And then relay from Sand Cortana.
06:24
You have a three way chain of agents talking really quickly together.
06:28
but that's just the kind of like the experience of what K2 does.
06:32
we've got a cool surprise coming really soon.
06:36
These, connections are called federated peers between these different servers.
06:42
but we're going to release a new way to do this really soon here in the next few days.
06:47
So people on, watch out for that.
06:49
Hope you enjoyed this little how I use K2 every day.
06:53
See ya.
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