Petersen's November 10th release centers on extensible plugins and local agent teams, while Block's repository labels Buzz 1.0 as beta.
By [Ryan Merket](https://runtimewire.com/author/ryan-merket)
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Primary source: [x.com](https://x.com/Hello_World/status/2120283034708819996)
Why it matters #
Buzz 1.0 tests whether agent work becomes a shared team activity inside one auditable workspace, and its arrival beside Builderlab's November 10th introduction shows Block moving Buzz from an internal experiment toward an external product customers can pilot.
Block released Buzz 1.0 on November 10th, an update centered on plugins that let teams add their own tools, pages and panels to a workspace shared by people and AI agents. Thomas Petersen (@Hello_World) announced the release in a thread on X, describing Buzz as a place where "your people, your agents, your project" sit together, with solo agent chats placed alongside team channels.…
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