amcl-server 1.1.0

A/MCL — Agent/Multi-Coding-agent Context Layer. MCP server for automatic context persistence across AI coding agents.

A/MCL — Agent/Multi-Coding-agent Context Layer

Zero-intervention context persistence across AI coding agents.

When you hit a rate limit on one agent (Antigravity, Cursor, Claude Code) and switch to another, A/MCL ensures the new agent automatically has access to the complete conversation history, file changes, reasoning chains, and project state. No commands. No manual handoff. It just works.

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How It Works

A/MCL is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. MCP-compatible agents discover it automatically at launch and gain access to shared project context via standard tools, resources, and prompts.

┌──────────────┐     stdio      ┌────────────────┐     SQLite     ┌──────────┐
│  AI Agent    │ ◄────────────► │  A/MCL Server  │ ◄────────────► │  Context │
│ (Antigravity,│                │  (FastMCP)     │                │  Store   │
│  Cursor, etc)│                │                │                │ (~/.amcl)│
└──────────────┘                └────────────────┘                └──────────┘

1. Install once → pip install amcl-server (or pip3 install)
2. Setup → amcl-server setup (creates DB, shows MCP config)
3. Use your agents normally → Context is automatically shared
4. Switch agents → New agent picks up exactly where the last one left off

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Quick Start

# Install universally
pip install amcl-server  # or pip3 install amcl-server

# Initialize and Auto-Register
amcl-server setup

# Verify integrations
amcl-server check

# Check status
amcl-server status

Upgrading an Existing Installation

pip install --upgrade amcl-server
amcl-server setup
amcl-server check

The setup command automatically detects all installed AI agents and IDE extensions on your system and registers A/MCL directly into their settings. Once you run setup, you are completely done.

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Supported Agents (Auto-Detected)

A/MCL automatically integrates with:

• Cursor (~/.cursor/mcp.json)
• Claude Desktop / Antigravity (Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json)
• Amp (~/.amp/mcp.json)
• Roo / Cline (VSCode & Cursor instances)
• Generic MCP clients (~/.mcp/config.json)

If your agent isn't automatically found, the setup command will print the exact JSON snippet you can manually paste into its MCP configuration.

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What Gets Shared

Category	Data
Conversation	All messages between user and agents, with agent attribution
File Changes	Files created, modified, deleted — tracked automatically
Tasks	Current goal, active tasks, completed work, blockers
Decisions	Design decisions with rationale and alternatives considered
Agent History	Which agents worked on what, session timestamps

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MCP Tools

Agents can invoke these tools:

Tool	Description
context_get_current	Full project context snapshot
context_update	Append new conversation/file/decision data
context_query	Search context history
context_get_files_changed	Files changed since last agent switch
context_get_conversation	Recent N messages
context_get_reasoning	Decision log
context_add_decision	Log a design decision
context_mark_complete	Mark a task as completed
context_add_blocker	Record a blocking issue

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MCP Resources

Read-only data endpoints:

• context://current-project — Complete snapshot
• context://conversation — Message history
• context://files — File state & changes
• context://reasoning — Decision log
• context://tasks — Task state
• context://agents — Agent session history

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MCP Prompts

Pre-built prompts for context injection:

• Project Context — Complete project overview
• Recent Work — Summary of last session
• Continuation — "Pick up where we left off"
• Decisions Log — Key decisions and rationale

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Environment Variables

Variable	Default	Description
AMCL_DATA_DIR	~/.amcl	Where context database lives
AMCL_LOG_LEVEL	WARNING	Logging verbosity
AMCL_AGENT_NAME	unknown	Name of the connecting agent
AMCL_PROJECT_DIR	cwd	Project directory override

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Privacy

All data stays local on your machine in ~/.amcl/amcl.db. Nothing is ever sent to external servers. No telemetry, no analytics.

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License

MIT