What is Agent Communication Mcp Server

The agent-communication-mcp-server is a Multi-Channel Protocol (MCP) server designed to facilitate communication and coordination among various Roo modes and roles across multiple systems, creating a collaborative environment for specialized LLM agents.

Use cases

Use cases include managing complex software projects, coordinating tasks among AI agents, facilitating communication in distributed systems, and integrating project management tools like GitHub with agent-based architectures.

How to use

To use the agent-communication-mcp-server, clone the repository, install dependencies, configure environment variables for GitHub and PlanetScale, build the project, and start the server. Development mode can be run for testing and further development.

Key features

Key features include an Agent Registry for managing Roo modes, a Message Bus for asynchronous communication, Task Coordination for managing assignments, Context Sharing for knowledge transfer, GitHub Integration for issue and project management, and PlanetScale Integration for scalable data storage.

Where to use

The agent-communication-mcp-server can be utilized in software development environments, collaborative AI systems, and any application requiring coordination among multiple agents or roles across different platforms.

Cross-System Agent Communication MCP Server

Overview

This MCP server enables communication and coordination between different Roo modes/roles across multiple systems. It creates a “team of agents” architecture where specialized LLM agents can collaborate on tasks, share context, and coordinate work.

Features

• Agent Registry: Register and manage different Roo modes/roles with their capabilities
• Message Bus: Enable asynchronous communication between agents
• Task Coordination: Manage task assignment and progress tracking
• Context Sharing: Facilitate knowledge transfer between agents
• GitHub Integration: Create and track GitHub issues, manage pull requests
• PlanetScale Integration: Store agent data, messages, and tasks in a scalable database

Architecture

The Cross-System Agent Communication MCP Server consists of three main components:

1. Core MCP Server

   • Agent Registry
   • Message Bus
   • Task Coordination
   • Context Sharing

2. GitHub Integration Layer

   • Issue Management
   • PR Workflow
   • Project Management

3. PlanetScale Database Layer

   • Agent Data Storage
   • Message Storage
   • Task Database

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js 18 or higher
• TypeScript 5.3 or higher
• GitHub API access
• PlanetScale database account

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/mkc909/agent-communication-mcp-server.git
   cd agent-communication-mcp-server
   

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install
   

3. Create a .env file with the following variables:

   GITHUB_TOKEN=your_github_token
   PLANETSCALE_HOST=your_planetscale_host
   PLANETSCALE_USERNAME=your_planetscale_username
   PLANETSCALE_PASSWORD=your_planetscale_password
   

4. Build the project:

   npm run build
   

5. Start the server:

   npm start
   

Development

Running in Development Mode

npm run dev

Running Tests

npm test

Linting

npm run lint

API Endpoints

Agent Management

• register_agent: Register a new agent
• update_agent: Update agent information
• get_agent: Get agent information
• list_agents: List all registered agents

Messaging

• send_message: Send message to another agent
• get_messages: Get messages for an agent
• mark_message_read: Mark message as read
• delete_message: Delete a message

Task Management

• create_task: Create a new task
• assign_task: Assign task to an agent
• update_task_status: Update task status
• get_task: Get task details
• list_tasks: List tasks

Context Sharing

• create_context: Create shared context
• update_context: Update shared context
• share_context: Share context with agent
• get_context: Get shared context
• list_contexts: List shared contexts

GitHub Integration

• github_create_issue: Create GitHub issue
• github_comment_issue: Comment on GitHub issue
• github_create_pr: Create GitHub PR
• github_review_pr: Review GitHub PR

License

MIT