ClaudeArmy
An MCP server that enables Claude to orchestrate multiple autonomous Claude Code agents working in parallel across different projects, with tools to dispatch, monitor, and manage their progress.
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🪖 ClaudeArmy
An MCP server that lets Claude orchestrate multiple Claude Code agents working autonomously across different projects.

What It Does
ClaudeArmy gives Claude (in the chat interface) the ability to spawn background Claude Code processes that work independently on coding tasks. Think of it as a chain of command:
- You → give strategic direction
- Claude (chat) → breaks it down and dispatches agents
- Claude Code agents → execute autonomously, spawning their own sub-agents as needed
This means you can kick off work across multiple projects simultaneously, keep chatting normally, and check in on progress whenever you want.
Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
dispatch_task |
Deploy a Claude Code agent to a project directory. Supports mode: "team" for multi-agent coordination |
check_tasks |
Monitor status of all running/completed agents |
get_task_output |
Retrieve what an agent did and its full output |
get_agent_team |
Detailed view of a lead agent and all its sub-agents |
cancel_task |
Stop a running agent gracefully |
purge_tasks |
Clean up completed/failed tasks |
Setup
-
Clone this repo
-
npm install -
Add to your Claude Desktop config:
- Linux:
~/.config/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json - macOS:
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json - Windows:
%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json
- Linux:
"claude-army": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/path/to/claude-army/src/index.js"]
}
Windows note: Use forward slashes in the path value (e.g.
"C:/Users/you/claude-army/src/index.js").
- Restart Claude Desktop
Usage Examples
Single project task:
"Refactor GarbageFire's app.py into modular components"
Multi-project parallel work:
"Refactor GarbageFire to be more modular, and add a Salesforce adapter to my Reporting Tool"
Claude will dispatch separate agents to each project directory and let them work autonomously.
Check progress:
"How are the agents doing?"
Agent Teams
Use mode: "team" on dispatch_task to have the lead agent automatically decompose work and spawn specialized sub-agents that run in parallel.
How it works:
- The lead agent analyzes the task and breaks it into focused subtasks
- Each subtask is delegated to a sub-agent via Claude Code's
Tasktool - Sub-agents work in parallel, each with a well-defined scope
- The lead agent synthesizes results once all sub-agents complete
Monitoring teams:
check_tasksshows a sub-agent summary (e.g. "3 sub-agents: 1 running, 2 completed")get_agent_teamgives a detailed tree view of the lead agent and every sub-agent, including status, runtime, and output previews
Configuration
Edit the constants at the top of src/index.js:
CLAUDE_BINARY- Path to your Claude Code binaryMAX_CONCURRENT_TASKS- Max simultaneous agents (default: 5)
Requirements
- Claude Code installed and authenticated
- Node.js 18+
- Claude Desktop or any MCP-compatible client
Changelog
v0.4.1
- Bump
@modelcontextprotocol/sdkto ^1.26.0, resolving 3 high severity supply chain vulnerabilities - Add
repositoryfield to package.json
v0.4.0
- Agent team support: track sub-agents spawned via Claude Code Task tool
- New
get_agent_teamtool: tree view of lead + all sub-agents check_tasksnow shows sub-agent summary for team operationsdispatch_taskgainsmodeparameter:solo(default) orteam- Cross-platform: fixed Windows binary (
claude.cmd) and signal handling - Error messages now show platform-appropriate diagnostic commands
- README: added setup paths for Linux, macOS, and Windows
v0.3.0
- Fixed stream-json parsing to correctly handle assistant message content arrays
- Staleness indicator:
check_tasksnow shows time since last agent activity - Better error surfacing: actionable messages for CLI not found, permission denied, and mid-run failures
- Fixed output duplication in
get_task_output - Demo GIF added to README
v0.2.0
- Real-time progress tracking via Claude Code's stream-json output
check_tasksnow shows recent agent activity (file reads, edits, bash commands) instead of just runtimeget_task_outputincludes a full progress timeline with timestamps- Structured event parsing for tool use, assistant messages, and results
v0.1.0
- Initial release
- Core tools: dispatch_task, check_tasks, get_task_output, cancel_task, purge_tasks
- Fire-and-forget architecture with background process management
- Max 5 concurrent agents
- stdio transport for MCP communication
License
MIT
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