Discover and message local coding agents from within Codex sessions.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "codex-intercom-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use codex-intercom-mcp to list the local coding agents currently discoverable through the shared broker and show their names.
A list of currently discoverable local coding agents, such as Pi, Claude Code, and OpenCode.
Send a message to Claude Code via codex-intercom-mcp: Please review whether this refactoring plan will affect existing API compatibility.
The message is sent to the target agent so local multi-agent collaboration can continue.
First discover available agents, then use codex-intercom-mcp to send OpenCode a message asking it to produce a minimal runnable example.
It first returns available agent information, then sends the subtask message to the selected agent.
When developers need to collaborate with other local coding agents from a Codex session, they can use this tool to discover available agents and message them directly, reducing context switching.
When multiple local agents are connected to the same shared broker, teams can use this tool inside Codex to coordinate tasks and pass messages.
If a workflow already includes local agents like Pi, Claude Code, or OpenCode, this MCP tool lets Codex participate in that existing agent communication flow.
It is an MCP server that exposes intercom tools inside Codex sessions so you can discover and message other local coding agents. The description says it works through a shared broker with agents such as Pi, Claude Code, and OpenCode.
Based on the description, you at least need a Codex session, a shared broker, and local coding agents that can connect to it. More specific installation and runtime requirements are not provided; see the source repository.
Its focus is not on doing coding tasks alone, but on letting Codex discover and contact other local agents for multi-agent communication and collaboration. For support of additional agent types, see the source repository.
Control two local Codex CLI agents in parallel for secure development workflows.
Forward MCP tools to coding agents for session-based development tasks.
Delegate coding tasks to Codex via MCP with security and result checks.
Get technical advice, code reviews, and explanations via Codex CLI.
Connect IDEs or AI assistants to Codex CLI for safe automation and code analysis.
Enable AI coding agents to communicate, share state, and coordinate work in real time.