Conductor Graph Mcp
Snapshot your CognOS or TrustPlane agent system as a machine-readable graph from one MCP tool call while you design orchestration.
Overview
Conductor Graph MCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that returns a full machine-readable snapshot of a CognOS agent system in one tool call.
What is this MCP server?
- Exports a CognOS agent system as a machine-readable graph via MCP
- Full system snapshot available with a single tool call
- Stdio PyPI package conductor-graph-mcp version 0.1.1
- Configurable TrustPlane or CognOS gateway via COGNOS_BASE_URL (default http://127.0.0.1:8788)
- Optional COGNOS_API_KEY for authenticated gateway access
- Server and package version 0.1.1
- Default gateway URL http://127.0.0.1:8788 via COGNOS_BASE_URL
- Advertised capability: full system snapshot with one tool call
What problem does it solve?
Multi-agent CognOS setups are hard to see holistically, so your coding agent lacks a current graph of the live system.
Who is it for?
Solo developers running a local CognOS or TrustPlane gateway who need graph snapshots inside their MCP-enabled editor.
Skip if: Builders without a CognOS gateway or anyone who only needs wallet scoring or design tokens instead of orchestration graphs.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After configuring the gateway URL and optional API key, one MCP call yields a complete agent-system graph your agent can analyze or document.
- Machine-readable graph representing the current CognOS agent system
- Single-call full snapshot suitable for docs, diffs, or agent-driven analysis
- Gateway-aligned introspection without hand-maintained architecture diagrams
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Journey fit
Graph snapshots help you understand and extend agent topology during Build before you operate that system in production. Agent-tooling is where you introspect multi-agent wiring; a full-system graph export supports planning refactors and debugging structure.
How it compares
CognOS topology introspection MCP, not session trace storage or remote Solana trust scoring.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Conductor Graph MCP for?
Indie agent authors using CognOS or TrustPlane who want their Claude Code or Cursor session to read the live agent graph as structured data.
When should I use Conductor Graph MCP?
Use it during Build agent-tooling when you document, debug, or refactor a CognOS system and need a one-call full graph snapshot.
How do I add Conductor Graph MCP to my agent?
Install conductor-graph-mcp from PyPI, add stdio MCP to your client, set COGNOS_BASE_URL to your gateway, and COGNOS_API_KEY if required.