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@gordo-ai/mcp

v1.0.0-rc10

Published

Gordo: Human-AI Collaboration Framework MCP Server. Reference library for agents building working agreements with their humans.

Readme

gordo-mcp

Reference library for AI agents building working agreements with their humans.

Part of the Project Gordo umbrella.

What This Is

An MCP server that provides framework reference material for building bilateral collaboration hubs. It does not generate constitutions or artifacts — you and your human write those together.

Philosophy: Reference library, not constitution factory.

Installation

npm install -g gordo-mcp

Usage

Add to your MCP client configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gordo": {
      "command": "gordo-mcp"
    }
  }
}

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | framework.get-metadata | Server stance, versions, capabilities | | framework.get-introduction | Pitch to share before installation | | framework.get-scaffold | Hub structure and guidance | | framework.get-questions | Conversation prompts (8 topics) | | framework.search | Semantic search (embedded index) | | framework.list-documents | Enumerate framework docs | | framework.get-document | Retrieve a specific doc | | framework.list-examples | Enumerate example artifacts | | framework.get-example | Retrieve an example | | framework.list-primitives | Enumerate T1 primitives |

Getting Started

  1. Call framework.get-scaffold to see what a hub looks like
  2. Use framework.get-questions to start a conversation with your human
  3. Draft artifacts together, using framework.get-example as reference
  4. Look up concepts with framework.search as questions arise

Properties

  • Local-first — Runs via stdio, no network calls
  • Fully offline — All content embedded, no external API
  • Read-only — Provides reference material only
  • Stateless — No session tracking or logging
  • No telemetry — Your queries stay on your machine

License

MIT (code) / CC-BY-4.0 (content)

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