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Self-hosted MCP bus for agent messaging, channel broadcasts, and presence tracking.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Switchboard" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Developers building multi-agent systems can use it to let agents send direct messages, distribute tasks, and sync status. This helps reduce communication coupling between agents.
Teams that need self-hosted communication infrastructure can use it as a message bus between MCP agents. It fits private environments that need channel broadcasts and presence tracking.
Ops or platform teams can use presence tracking to see which agents are currently online. This makes it easier to decide where to send messages or whether to wait.
It is a self-hosted MCP message bus that lets agents send direct messages, broadcast to channels, and track presence.
Based on the provided description, it supports direct messages between agents and channel broadcasts. Other messaging capabilities are not specified in the source material.
The available material only says it is self-hosted and does not provide installation steps, runtime requirements, or key details; for specifics, see the source repository.
Aggregate and govern multiple MCP servers with secure credentials and centralized management.
Enable AI agents to message, track presence, and broadcast through a central hub.
Enable multiple agents to coordinate tasks through topic-based messaging.
Securely monitor and control MQTT devices through a standardized MCP interface.
Manage multi-agent messaging, task delegation, resource coordination, and monitoring.
Manage tools, memory, reminders, and messaging for autonomous AI agents.