OmniMind: an open-source MCP server for handing off tasks between AI agents
IrfanCodesBTW · reddit · 2026-11-13
The author released OmniMind, an MIT-licensed open-source stdio MCP server that solves context loss when one AI agent hands a task to another.
- Core mechanism: an agent claims a task, saves a checkpoint with decisions, verified items and next steps; the next agent reads that context and claims the task against its current revision. Markdown keeps notes readable in editors/Obsidian, SQLite handles task ownership and revision checks.
- Limits: it doesn't launch agents or lock files; agents still need to write useful checkpoints.
- Requires Node 24+ and a tool supporting stdio MCP; README includes manual setup and a setup prompt for coding agents.
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