Wormhole
Wormhole MCP: Collaborative AI Workflow Managerš
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Sync work between AI agents. Log actions, manage sessions, detect conflicts.
SKILL.md
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Wormhole
Shared memory for AI agents. Log work so other agents know what you did.
When to Use
| Situation | Tool |
|---|---|
| Starting work | start_session |
| After edits/commands | log |
| Resuming work | get_recent |
| Before editing | check_conflicts |
| Done | end_session |
Tools
log
log({ action: "file_edit", agent_id: "claude-code", project_path: ".", content: { file_path: "src/x.ts", description: "Added auth" }})
Actions: file_edit, cmd_run, decision, test_result, todos
start_session / end_session
start_session({ project_path: ".", agent_id: "claude-code", name: "bugfix-auth" })
end_session({ session_id: "abc", summary: "Fixed timeout" })
get_recent
get_recent({ project_path: "." })
check_conflicts
check_conflicts({ project_path: ".", files: ["src/auth.ts"] })
Tips
- Always start a session first
- Log significant actions only
- Use
get_recentwhen resuming
What ships with it
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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.