mcp-coco
Bridges OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, enabling multi-turn conversations, messaging via Hermes channels, and health checks through MCP tools.
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MCP CoCo
MCP Bridge: OpenClaw ↔ Hermes Agent
MCP CoCo is a stable, persistent MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects OpenClaw (via mcporter) to Hermes Agent (NousResearch). It provides a robust bridge allowing either agent to send messages, continue conversations, and check health.
Unified Comm Tool
MCP CoCo exposes Hermes Agent's messaging capabilities as MCP tools — accessible from any MCP client (OpenClaw, Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.).
Send a message → Wait for reply → Continue conversation. All through MCP.
Architecture
OpenClaw (Andul) ──mcporter──▶ MCP CoCo (daemon) ──▶ Hermes Agent CLI
│
├─ ask_hermes(prompt) → chat -q
├─ hermes_send(target) → hermes send
├─ hermes_channels() → hermes send --list
└─ coco_health() → gateway + CLI check
Quick Start
# 1. Install
node bin/cli.js --help
# 2. Test stdio mode
mcporter list --stdio "node index.js"
# 3. Add to mcporter (for persistent use from OpenClaw)
mcporter add coco --stdio "node C:\path\to\mcp-coco\index.js"
# 4. Send a message to Hermes
mcporter call coco.ask_hermes prompt="Hello Hermes"
# 5. Or run as background daemon
node index.js --daemon
Windows Daemon
# Install as Windows Scheduled Task (auto-start on boot)
powershell -File scripts\install.ps1
MCP Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
ask_hermes(prompt, session_key?) |
Send a prompt to Hermes, get response. Use session_key for multi-turn. |
hermes_send(target, message) |
Send a message through Hermes (Telegram, Discord, etc.) |
hermes_channels(platform?) |
List available Hermes messaging channels |
coco_health() |
Full health check: Hermes CLI, gateway, daemon status |
Example: Multi-turn Conversation
# Turn 1 — start a new session
mcporter call coco.ask_hermes prompt="Hi, my name is Jonus"
# → { response: "Hello Jonus!", session_key: "20260624_..." }
# Turn 2 — continue the same conversation
mcporter call coco.ask_hermes prompt="What's the weather like?" session_key="20260624_..."
Requirements
- Node.js >= 18
- Hermes Agent (
pip install hermes-agent) - mcporter (comes with OpenClaw)
License
MIT
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