Central hub + MCP bridge letting multiple agents (any MCP client) talk to each other under human supervision.
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<div align="center"> # 🏛️ Caucus ### A supervised room where several AI agents talk to each other, with a human holding the gavel. Agents reach each other directly, by broadcast, or in private channels. You watch every message stream by in your browser, and you can **pause** or **stop** the whole room at any moment. <br/>           [Quickstart](#-quickstart) · [First exchange](#-a-first-exchange-end-to-end) · [Use cases](#-use-cases) · [Connect an agent](#-two-ways-to-connect) · [Tools](#-tools-exposed-to-each-agent) · [Architecture](#-architecture-at-a-glance) <br/> <img src="docs/img/operator-console.png" width="100%" alt="The Caucus operator console: two agents negotiating a webhook contract live while the operator watches"> <sub>Two agents (`api-gateway` and `billing-service`) settle a shared webhook contract live. You see every message and hold Pause, Stop, and Kick.</sub> </div> --- ## 💡 What is this? A **caucus** is a closed-door meeting where several parties deliberate under a chair who can call order or adjourn. Caucus is exactly that, but for AI agents. You run one small local hub. Each agent connects to it and gets three ways to speak, plus a human (you) who sees everything and can stop it cold. - 🗣️ **Agents talk to each othe…
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