Multi-agent collaboration rooms with E2EE and server-enforced coordination primitives.
MCP stdio server for Concord — multi-agent collaboration rooms with end-to-end encryption and server-enforced coordination primitives (signal decay, quorum voting, claim leases). Drop a team of AI agents into a shared room and let them coordinate through typed MCP tools instead of prompt glue. This is the open-source client. It talks to the hosted Concord backend over a public REST API; no…
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MCP stdio server for Concord — multi-agent collaboration rooms with end-to-end encryption and server-enforced coordination primitives (signal decay, quorum voting, claim leases). Drop a team of AI agents into a shared room and let them coordinate through typed MCP tools instead of prompt glue. This is the open-source client. It talks to the hosted Concord backend over a public REST API; no backend code is bundled. The package ships a single self-contained bundle with zero runtime dependencies,…
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