Hey all, If you grew up playing RTS games, you might have felt that the mental model is somewhat similar to the way we vibe-code with multiple agents. It's basically managing a bunch of async threads that occasionally require our input.

That’s why I built AgentCraft, an RTS interface for agent orchestration that feels like the games we grew up with. What you can do at the moment: * Summon agents and watch them work on your tasks * React the instant your attention is needed * Stay focused with quest suggestions * Have fun

Try it: npx @idosal/agentcraft

Demo and info can be found on the site: https://getagentcraft.com

It’s early and a bit rough, but improving fast. I’d love to hear your thoughts on: * What’s stopping you from working with more agents today? * What does AgentCraft do well? What can be improved? What’s missing?

Thanks! I’ll be available here, on X (@idosal1) and on the new Discord (https://discord.gg/nEaZAH7C7F)

Release coming soon! Many of the ideas here are actually in the roadmap :D

For more context: https://x.com/idosal1/status/2011886884830789808

Just to be clear, GitMCP isn't a repository management tool. Its sole purpose is to make documentation accessible to AI in ways the current tools do not (e.g., semantic search, not necessarily limited to a repository), with minimal overhead for users. GitMCP itself is a free, public, open-source repository. The tool doesn't have access to PII and doesn't store agent queries.

Update: We've upgraded our resources to accommodate the growing traffic!

The error usually isn't an issue since the agent can use the tools regardless. It's a by-product of the current implementation's serverless nature and SSE's limitations. We are looking into alternative solutions.

As an example, some repositories have huge documents (in some cases a few MBs) that agents won't process today. GitMCP offers semantic search out of the box.

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hey-ai-copilot/jmha...).

Read the blog for a deeper dive (https://medium.com/@idosalomon/revolutionizing-web-accessibi...).