How does Skynet-MCP differ from a single MCP server?
Skynet-MCP creates a recursive agent network where each agent can spawn child agents with the same toolset, enabling parallel task decomposition rather than sequential processing.
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An MCP Server that acts as an agent and that can spawn more Agents, by using MCP.. MCP Inception!
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Skynet-MCP is a hierarchical network of AI agents using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Each instance acts as both an MCP server and client, allowing agents to spawn child agents with shared tools to decompose and parallelize complex tasks.
To use Skynet-MCP, clone the repository, install dependencies (Node.js v20+, npm, and API keys for OpenAI or Anthropic), then run npm start or use Docker Compose via npm run docker:up. The server provides MCP tools Invoke and DelayedResponse for creating and managing agent tasks.
Skynet-MCP creates a recursive agent network where each agent can spawn child agents with the same toolset, enabling parallel task decomposition rather than sequential processing.
Node.js v20+ and npm. Optional Docker and Docker Compose for containerized development. API keys for OpenAI or Anthropic are needed for LLM‑powered agents.
State can be stored in memory or Redis, configurable via the `PERSISTENCE_TYPE` environment variable and `REDIS_URL`.
STDIO and SSE transport are supported. Authentication is not detailed; the README focuses on environment‑variable configuration for API keys.
The README explicitly marks it as "A WORK IN PROGRESS" and notes the agent framework still needs implementation. It is not yet production‑ready.
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