mcp-agents
A modular repository for developing, integrating, and deploying MCP (Multi-Context Programming) agents designed for diverse code-execution environments. This includes but is not limited to agents compatible with OpenAI Codex, n8n workflows, autonomous IDE agents, and other multi-agent systems.
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MCP Agents
Multi-Context Programming Agents for Autonomous Code Execution and Workflow Orchestration
Overview
This repository hosts a modular and extensible collection of MCP agents, designed to serve as intelligent, context-aware intermediaries across various coding environments and automation systems. These agents facilitate autonomous coding, task chaining, API orchestration, and real-time adaptation across tools such as:
- OpenAI Codex and similar LLM-based code synthesis models
n8n
automation workflows- Embedded development environments (e.g., VSCode extensions)
- Distributed agent swarms and toolchains
MCP agents are constructed to be interoperable, state-aware, and capable of both reactive and proactive task execution. They can act individually, collaboratively, or hierarchically to decompose, execute, and refine programming or automation tasks.
Key Concepts
Multi-Context Programming (MCP)
MCP is a paradigm that allows agents to operate with awareness of multiple logical or execution contexts. An MCP agent may operate:
- In a stateless reactive environment (e.g., responding to prompts in a Codex-like tool)
- In a stateful orchestration graph (e.g., maintaining memory in
n8n
workflows or IDE sessions) - Across agent networks, using shared memory or message-passing
Repository Structure
mcp-agents/
├── agents/
│ ├── codex_agent/ # Codex-style LLM interface agent
│ ├── n8n_agent/ # Agent for n8n node-based automation
│ ├── ide_agent/ # Agents for code editor integration
│ └── base_agent.py # Abstract base agent class
├── protocols/
│ ├── memory/
│ ├── messaging/
│ └── io/
├── skills/
│ ├── refactor/
│ ├── test_gen/
│ └── docstringer/
├── examples/
│ ├── codex_task_run.md
│ ├── n8n_workflow.json
│ └── swarm_demo.py
├── tests/
│ └── test_agent_lifecycle.py
├── README.md
└── requirements.txt
Features
- Codex Agent: Wraps natural language prompts into executable code tasks; supports validation, linting, and self-correction.
- n8n Agent: Executes within
n8n
workflows; supports input/output node patterns, persistent memory, and conditional branches. - IDE Agent: Connects with local development tools to enhance code generation, debugging, and refactoring via agent API.
- Protocol Layer: Abstracts memory, messaging, and input/output across agents for consistent orchestration.
- Skills: Extend agents with specialized abilities (e.g., generate test cases, optimize algorithms, document code).
Installation
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/mcp-agents.git
cd mcp-agents
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
For agents requiring OpenAI API or other service credentials, create a .env
file:
OPENAI_API_KEY=your-api-key
N8N_API_KEY=your-n8n-api-key
Usage Examples
1. Codex Agent - Prompt to Code Execution
from agents.codex_agent import CodexAgent
agent = CodexAgent()
response = agent.execute("Write a Python function to reverse a linked list.")
print(response.code)
2. n8n Agent - Workflow Node
The n8n_agent
exposes a REST endpoint to be called from within a Function
or HTTP Request
node:
POST /n8n/agent/execute
{
"task": "Transform CSV to JSON and send to webhook",
"input": { "csv": "..." }
}
3. Agent Swarm Example
from agents.codex_agent import CodexAgent
from agents.ide_agent import IDEAgent
from protocols.messaging import SwarmHub
hub = SwarmHub()
hub.register(CodexAgent())
hub.register(IDEAgent())
hub.delegate("Optimize this image processing algorithm")
Contributing
MCP agents are designed to be extended. You can:
- Implement new agent types (
/agents
) - Add protocol modules (
/protocols
) - Create new skills (
/skills
) - Improve interoperability with tools like LangChain, Zapier, Ray, or VSCode
Pull requests should include tests and examples where relevant.
Roadmap
- Agent Graph Visualizer
- GUI for live agent control (browser-based)
- WebAssembly deployment model
- DSL for agent task definitions
License
MIT License
Acknowledgements
Inspired by work in multi-agent reinforcement learning, prompt engineering, autonomous AI systems (e.g., AutoGPT, BabyAGI), and modular workflow tools (n8n
, Node-RED, LangChain).
Contact
For collaboration, consulting, or custom agent integrations, contact [yourname@yourdomain.com].