Gossipcat
Orchestrate multiple Claude Code agents with consensus review, smart task routing, and learned skills instead of one monolithic assistant thread.
Overview
Gossipcat is an MCP server for the Build phase that orchestrates multiple Claude Code agents with consensus review, adaptive dispatch, and skill learning.
What is this MCP server?
- Multi-agent orchestration: consensus review, adaptive dispatch, and skill learning
- npm stdio MCP package gossipcat v0.2.1
- Optional GOOGLE_API_KEY for Gemini relay agents; native agents need no extra API key
- Optional GOSSIPCAT_PORT for relay/dashboard server (sticky port file if unset)
- Targets Claude Code as the primary coding agent environment
- Registry version 0.2.1
- Transport: stdio via npm identifier gossipcat
- Optional env: GOOGLE_API_KEY, GOSSIPCAT_PORT
What problem does it solve?
One coding agent thread cannot reliably parallelize review, delegate subtasks, or retain orchestration patterns across complex implementation work.
Who is it for?
Solo builders running Claude Code who want lightweight multi-agent coordination without building a custom orchestration framework.
Skip if: Teams that only need a single-model chat or production job queues unrelated to the coding agent.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registration, you can route work across agents, aggregate consensus on changes, and reinforce repeatable workflows through skill learning hooks.
- MCP-driven multi-agent dispatch and consensus review flows
- Relay/dashboard endpoint with configurable or sticky GOSSIPCAT_PORT
- Skill learning integration for repeatable agent workflows
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Journey fit
Gossipcat coordinates how agents work while you ship code—dispatch and review are implementation-time concerns, not distribution or ops monitoring. It is multi-agent orchestration purpose-built for Claude Code workflows: adaptive dispatch and skill learning sit squarely in agent-tooling.
How it compares
Claude Code multi-agent MCP orchestrator, not a generic CI runner or cloud LLM gateway.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Gossipcat for?
Developers using Claude Code who want consensus-based review, adaptive task dispatch, and skill learning across several coordinated agents.
When should I use Gossipcat?
Use it during Build when features or refactors benefit from parallel agent roles, shared review, or persisted orchestration patterns mid-project.
How do I add Gossipcat to my agent?
Install the npm package gossipcat, optionally set GOOGLE_API_KEY for relay agents and GOSSIPCAT_PORT for the dashboard, then add the stdio MCP server in Claude Code or another compatible client.