mco-org/mco
CLI-first orchestration for AI coding agents: run selected agents and models in parallel, compare raw answers, and coordinate review or implementation workflows.
What it solves
MCO provides a way to orchestrate multiple AI coding agents simultaneously. Instead of relying on a single model's perspective, it allows users to run the same task across different agents in parallel, helping to identify blind spots, compare raw answers, and increase confidence in the resulting code or analysis.
How it works
MCO acts as a lightweight CLI-first orchestration layer. It uses a shared adapter contract to interface with various provider CLIs (such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Copilot). When a task is dispatched, MCO runs the selected agents in parallel or in a chain, collects their raw answers or file-backed artifacts, and presents them to the user without modifying the natural-language output into a consensus decision.
Who it’s for
It is designed for developers who use AI coding agents for code review, implementation, architecture analysis, and CI checks, as well as other coding agents that can use MCO as a skill to coordinate multiple models.
Highlights
- Multi-Agent Orchestration: Run tasks across multiple providers (e.g., Claude, Codex, Pi) in parallel or chained sequences.
- Flexible Execution Modes: Supports
read_onlyfor reviews andwritefor workspace mutations. - Raw Answer Comparison: Retains complete raw answers from each invocation to avoid automatic, potentially biased synthesis.
- Broad Provider Support: Integrates with a wide range of coding agent CLIs including Gemini, Qwen, Grok, and Cursor.
- Agent-to-Agent Integration: Can be installed as a "Skill" for other coding agents to call.
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