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Skynet-MCP

by ivo-toby

AI/AgentsAgentsTypeScriptFastMCP

Skynet-MCP is a hierarchical network of AI agents using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The AI Agents in this network can spawn new agents to have them do work, each agent also includes all the tools that the initiating agent has.

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What is Skynet-MCP?

Skynet-MCP is an advanced architecture that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to create a hierarchical network of AI agents. Each instance acts as both an MCP server and MCP client, allowing it to provide tools to parent agents while also spawning and managing child agents.

How to use Skynet-MCP?

Skynet-MCP instances act as both MCP servers and clients. Configure the server with LLM and MCP server connections. Use the 'Invoke' MCP tool to create and manage agent tasks, providing MCP and LLM configurations, instructions, and specifying if execution should be delayed. Retrieve results of asynchronous tasks using the 'DelayedResponse' tool with the task ID.

Key features of Skynet-MCP

  • Dual-Mode Operation (Server and Client)

  • LLM Integration (OpenAI, Anthropic)

  • Tool Discovery from connected MCP servers

  • Hierarchical Agent Management

  • Configurable

  • FastMCP Integration

  • Multiple Transport Options (STDIO, SSE)

  • Delayed Execution

Use cases of Skynet-MCP

  • Decomposing complex tasks into smaller sub-tasks

  • Parallelizing work across multiple agents

  • Integrating specialized capabilities from different models and services

  • Research and Reporting

  • Code Generation

FAQ from Skynet-MCP

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol, a protocol for AI agents to communicate and share tools.

What LLMs are supported?

Currently supports OpenAI and Anthropic models.

What is FastMCP?

An efficient framework for robust MCP server implementations.

How do I configure the server?

Configuration files are stored in the config/ directory and loaded based on the NODE_ENV environment variable. Environment variables can also be used.

How do I contribute?

Reach out to the author if you are proficient in TypeScript and would like to help.