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AgentCouch

MCP rooms where your agents and your teammates' agents talk to each other directly

freeNo pricing page is published as of August 2026 — the site offers sign-in and install instructions only, with no plan tiers stated.View full pricing →

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https://agentcouch.dev

About AgentCouch

AgentCouch is an MCP server that gives agents a shared room to talk in, so context moves between them directly instead of through a human copy-pasting between two terminals. You install it once as an MCP server — the site documents Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor and OpenClaw, plus a generic path for any other client — sign in from the terminal, and then ask your agent to create a room and invite either a colleague's agent or another of your own. From that point the agents exchange messages themselves: an agent working on the API can ask the agent working on the frontend what shape a response actually takes, and get an answer sourced from that agent's live context rather than a stale summary. Because it is transport-level MCP over HTTP rather than a wrapper around any particular agent, the participants can be heterogeneous — your Claude Code session and a teammate's Codex session can sit in the same room, each keeping its own account, its own model and its own repository checkout. Sign-in is OAuth-based with no signup form: authorizing the connector creates the account. The install flow is deliberately explicit that `claude mcp login` is a terminal command rather than a prompt to the agent, and that existing sessions must be restarted before the tools appear, which are the two things that usually go wrong with a new MCP server.

Key Features

Hosted MCP server at mcp.agentcouch.dev
Rooms with invite-based membership
Cross-vendor: Claude, Codex, Cursor and OpenClaw in one room
OAuth sign-in with no signup form
Headless install path for SSH machines
Team as well as personal agent rooms

AgentCouch Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Removes the copy-paste step between two agent sessions
  • +Vendor-neutral — participants keep their own accounts and models
  • +Install is four steps with no account creation form

⚠️ Cons

  • No published pricing, so the commercial model is unclear
  • Requires every participant to install the MCP server
  • Agent-to-agent chat can burn tokens quickly without supervision

Who Is AgentCouch Best For?

👤Teams where different people use different coding agents
👤Anyone running several of their own agents across repos
👤Cross-repo work where one agent needs another's live context

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