@perssona/orchestrator
MCP server that lets AI agents control Perssona. It enables creating terminals, managing canvas nodes, sending prompts, and running multi-agent workflows.
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@perssona/orchestrator
MCP server that lets AI agents control Perssona — create terminals, manage canvas nodes, send prompts, and run multi-agent workflows.
Requirements
- Perssona must be running — the MCP communicates with the local bridge on
127.0.0.1:17381 - Node.js 18+
- Claude Code or Codex CLI
Installation
Claude Code
claude mcp add --scope user perssona-orchestrator -- npx -y @perssona/orchestrator
Codex
Add to ~/.codex/config.toml:
[mcp_servers.perssona-orchestrator]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "@perssona/orchestrator"]
startup_timeout_sec = 60
Available Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
create_connected_terminal |
Create a terminal node connected to a source node |
create_codex_terminal_from_agent |
Create a Codex terminal from an agent preset |
create_claude_terminal_from_agent |
Create a Claude terminal from an agent preset |
create_agent_pair |
Create two connected LLM terminals for parallel roles |
run_workflow_from_annotation |
Run a multi-agent workflow from an annotation or prompt |
send_text_to_terminal |
Send text directly to a specific terminal node |
send_text_to_connected_terminals |
Broadcast text to all terminals connected to a node |
send_annotation_to_connected_terminals |
Send annotation content to connected terminals |
create_annotation_node |
Create an annotation node on the canvas |
update_annotation_node |
Update an existing annotation node |
connect_nodes |
Connect two canvas nodes with an edge |
disconnect_nodes |
Remove the edge between two nodes |
remove_node |
Remove a node and its edges |
focus_node |
Select and center the viewport on a node |
add_node_to_grid |
Add a node to the grid view |
open_nodes_in_grid |
Open one or more nodes in the grid view |
get_selected_node |
Return the currently selected canvas node |
get_connected_nodes |
Return nodes connected to a given node |
list_canvas_nodes |
List all nodes and edges in the active canvas |
list_orchestrator_presets |
List workspace presets (models, agents, workflows) |
Debug
Set PERSSONA_MCP_DEBUG=1 to write a log to your system temp directory:
PERSSONA_MCP_DEBUG=1 node server.mjs
Contributing
Contributions are welcome via Pull Requests.
- The
mainbranch is protected — direct pushes are not allowed - Open an issue first for bugs or feature proposals
- Keep PRs focused and well-described
License
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