Build Multiplayer Agents with Mastra Channels

​Many agents are designed for one user at a time. Real work usually happens in shared spaces, where multiple teammates interact with the same agent over time. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to build that kind of shared, multi-user agent with Mastra Channels, using surfaces like Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and Google Chat.

​You’ll see what changes when an agent has to operate inside an ongoing team conversation instead of a single private thread. Different people jump in, ask follow-ups, add missing context, or shift the direction of the work, and the agent needs to stay coherent as that happens. We’ll make the Mastra connection explicit by looking at how Channels plugs agents into these platforms and how Mastra handles thread context and multi-user awareness.

​We’ll ground that in practical patterns like a team using a Slack agent over time, support or ops workflows where several people participate in the same thread, and internal coordination that unfolds across shared conversations rather than isolated prompts. You’ll come away with a clearer sense of how channel-based agents differ from single-user agent patterns, and how to design them so they stay useful when the conversation belongs to a group, not just an individual.

​What to expectA practical workshop on building multiplayer agents with Mastra Channels, with a focus on shared context, ongoing team conversations, and the design choices that matter when one agent serves many people.

​Hosted by

• ​Alex Booker, Developer Experience, Mastra

  • ​https://x.com/bookercodes

  • ​https://mastra.ai

​Recording and code examples will be available to everyone who registers.