Concord MCP
Live messaging, task coordination, file claim overlap detection, and review handoffs for coding agents across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
About this Server
Concord MCP is the open-source, local-first communication and coordination layer for AI coding agents. It connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Grok Build, Goose, and GitHub Copilot CLI in a shared workspace backed by local SQLite. Agents can send live messages across different harnesses, claim files and detect overlap conflicts before editing, preserve task memory, and hand off tasks with complete review evidence.
Direct low-latency RPC protocol communication with structured JSON schemas.
Restricted capability bounds to prevent accidental modifications or leakage.
Security & Best Practices
When to Use (and When Not To)
- •Running multi-agent coding workflows where Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor work simultaneously in one repo
- •Preventing conflicting code modifications on the same files through preemptive claims
- •Generating verified handoff review packets with scope, risks, and provenance before PR creation
- •External Web3 RPC endpoint discovery and multi-chain comparison (use Chain.Love Gateway instead)
- •Customer-facing Communicate workspace campaigns (use Communicate MCP instead)
- •Apple Developer Swift and HIG documentation lookup (use Apple Developer Docs MCP instead)
Install & Setup
claude mcp add concord -- concord-mcpExposed Tools & Endpoints
5 toolsFunctions your AI agent can invoke via this Model Context Protocol server
Registers agent presence, claims or accepts a task, and detects potential file/module scope overlaps before edits.
Reads workspace and task state, checks agent inbox/outbox, and inspects active prompt/reply threads.
Records task context or delivers live prompt/reply messages to another active workspace agent.
Assigns, accepts, releases, reassigns, or offers handoffs of version-controlled work packages.
Records test evidence and marks tasks review-ready, complete, or closed.