Agent infrastructure for the real world.
Coordination and security layers that multi-agent systems need to work in production. Not demos. Not wrappers. Infrastructure.
When you give multiple AI agents the same task, they run blind. No awareness of each other. They overwrite files, duplicate work, pick conflicting names, and race for the same resources. The standard fix is an orchestrator — a central brain that assigns tasks and sequences work. Orchestrators are bottlenecks, single points of failure, and they have to understand the problem well enough to decompose it correctly.
Coordination should be bottom-up. Agents should self-organize through shared primitives, not wait for instructions from a planner that might be wrong.
MCP server + REST API for multi-agent coordination. Claims, shared state, events, and discoveries — the primitives agents need to self-organize without an orchestrator. PIA Guard scans every write, read, and snapshot for prompt injection. On by default.
v2.0: pluggable backends (memory, SQLite, Redis), namespace isolation, async interfaces. Scales from a single process to distributed Redis-backed clusters. Next: WebSocket push and the control plane for running agent fleets at scale.
Deterministic prompt injection scanner. Pattern-based, no LLM required, sub-millisecond. Defends against coordination injection attacks — where a compromised agent poisons shared state that other agents trust. Tested against 18 models with an average 49% vulnerability rate. Zero dependencies. On npm.
Visual context for Claude Code — clipboard reading, screenshots, and video analysis via Docker. Lets coding agents see what you see.
Secrets handling for Claude Code sessions. Self-destructing scripts that source credentials, run commands, and delete themselves. Secrets never appear in session logs.
The long-term vision is an Agent Coordination Protocol — a framework-agnostic spec for agent-to-agent coordination, like MCP but for the space between agents instead of between agents and tools.
Namespaces secured: @agentcoordinationprotocol on npm, agentcoordinationprotocol on GitHub.
Built by Jocelyn Ellyse. 20+ years shipping infrastructure that can't go down — BGP Anycast scrubbing networks, real-time DDoS mitigation at Akamai, HIPAA-compliant healthcare platforms, high-throughput data pipelines. Now applying that reliability obsession to AI systems.
