MCP Agent Coordinator - Coordinates multiple AI agents working on the same codebase
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# MCP Agent Coordinator A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed specifically for coordinating multiple AI agents working simultaneously on the same codebase within Cursor IDE. This system prevents conflicts, manages dependencies, and ensures organized parallel development. ## Why Agent Coordination Matters When multiple AI agents work on the same project without coordination, they create chaos: file conflicts, duplicate work, broken dependencies, and inconsistent implementations. The Agent Coordinator solves this by introducing intelligent workflow management. This architecture enables true parallel development where agents can: - **Work simultaneously without conflicts** - Automatic file locking prevents multiple agents from editing the same files - **Follow logical dependencies** - Tasks execute in the correct order, ensuring foundational work completes before dependent features - **Maintain project coherence** - Centralized project structure keeps all agents aligned on goals and progress - **Scale efficiently** - Add more agents to accelerate development without diminishing returns - **Track comprehensive progress** - Real-time visibility into what's completed, in-progress, and pending The system organizes work into Projects → Tasks → Todo Items, creating clear ownership and preventing the typical chaos of uncoordinated multi-agent development. Each agent receives specific, non-conflicting work assignments and automatically releases resources when complete. ## Installation The project uses a Python virtual environment for easy setup. Everything is self-contained and ready to run. **Windows:** ``` start.bat ``` **macOS/Linux:** ``` ./start.sh ``` This automatically creates the virtual environment, installs dependencies, and starts the HTTP server on localhost:8001. ## Cursor Configuration Add this to your Cursor MCP settings: ```json { "mcpServers": { "agent-coordinator": { "url": "http://127.0.0.1:8001/sse" } } } ``` ## Es…
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