Intent Runtime
Route natural-language intent through one MCP entry point so your agent can dispatch work without juggling many separate tool servers.
Overview
Intent Runtime is an MCP server for the Build phase that offers a unified entry point to express intent and obtain results through one agent-facing runtime.
What is this MCP server?
- Tagline: express intent, get results via one unified entry point
- MCP server manifest v1.0.1 with minimal surface-area description
- Targets agents that want one runtime instead of many ad-hoc MCP hooks
- Suited as orchestration glue during custom agent stack setup
- Sparse public schema—capabilities inferred from intent-runtime positioning
- Manifest version 1.0.1
- Public registry description emphasizes one unified entry point only
What problem does it solve?
Sprawling MCP tool menus make it hard for solo builders to phrase one goal and have the agent execute without manual server hopping.
Who is it for?
Agent tinkerers prototyping a one-door MCP orchestration layer alongside richer domain servers.
Skip if: Builders who need documented, auditable tool catalogs with clear transports and env vars on day one.
What do I get? / Deliverables
You register one intent-oriented MCP surface so the agent can route requests through a single runtime abstraction.
- Single registered MCP surface for intent-style agent requests
- Simplified mental model for routing agent work through one server name
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Journey fit
Unified intent routing is agent infrastructure you adopt while composing automations and coding workflows in the Build phase. The server positions itself as a single MCP gateway—agent-tooling that abstracts multiple capabilities behind one interface.
How it compares
Abstract intent gateway MCP, not a filled-out integration pack like EDS or Foam Observability.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Intent Runtime for?
Solo builders experimenting with agent orchestration who want a single MCP entry advertised as intent-in, results-out.
When should I use Intent Runtime?
Use it during Build agent-tooling setup when you are consolidating how your assistant dispatches work, after you confirm it matches your client's MCP support.
How do I add Intent Runtime to my agent?
Add the io.github.followtz/intent-runtime server entry from the MCP registry in your client per followtz docs and validate connectivity before production use.