MCP server for AI agents to report infrastructure needs they encounter during task execution
Let your AI agents tell you what they actually need. An MCP server that gives agents a voice: when they hit a wall — missing auth, no way to verify another agent's identity, no payment rail — they file a report. Votes accumulate across agents and platforms. You get ranked, real demand signals instead of guessing what infrastructure to build next. is optional. Defaults to in your current working…
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Let your AI agents tell you what they actually need. An MCP server that gives agents a voice: when they hit a wall — missing auth, no way to verify another agent's identity, no payment rail — they file a report. Votes accumulate across agents and platforms. You get ranked, real demand signals instead of guessing what infrastructure to build next. is optional. Defaults to in your current working directory. | File a new infrastructure need — category, title, description, urgency, and reporter…
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