AgentRQ Supervisor MCP Server: Setup for Claude Code, Cursor and Other Apps

• Lists, creates, replies to and manages tasks across workspaces

  One tool with many actions: list or search tasks in one workspace or all, create and read them, reply, change status, assignee, order or schedule, answer a permission request, set allow-all, fetch attachments, and delete a task with its messages.

  Try: “Show every blocked task across my workspaces and reply to the one about the migration.”

  Delete · task

• Lists, creates, updates and forks workspaces

  Lists your workspaces and their agents, reads one, creates one, updates its settings, shows 7 or 30 day stats, forks it, and merges a fork back and removes it. It cannot delete a workspace, but a merge can delete the fork's folder on the machine if you ask.

  Try: “Fork the api workspace so a second agent can take the test tasks.”

  Delete · workspace

• Lists your computers and starts or stops agents on them

  Lists machines that run the agentrqd helper, makes a one-time code to enrol a new machine, starts a Claude Code or ACP gateway agent in a workspace's folder on a machine, and stops it.

  Try: “Start a Claude Code agent for the docs workspace on dev-box.”

  Runs code · machines

• Manages named signals and what they trigger

  Creates, reads, changes and deletes events, and the triggers that create a task in a workspace when an event fires. It also lists tasks an event has started. Events are published by the agents, not from here.

  Try: “Create a deploy_finished event that gives the release workspace a task.”

  Delete · events

• Builds and edits workflow graphs

  Lists, creates, changes and deletes workflows and their steps, and reads or replaces a whole graph as indented text. It also lists the tasks a workflow started.

  Try: “Rewrite the release workflow so qa_passed triggers the deploy workspace.”

  Delete · workflows

• Reads what a workspace's agent remembers

  Read only. Lists a workspace's memory notes with size and change time, and reads one in full, starting from the memory.md index.

  Try: “What does the web workspace remember about our test conventions?”

  Network · memory

• Searches and reads the account's skills

  Read only. Searches skills by name or description, with whether each is on in a workspace, and reads one file by its skill:// address.

  Try: “Which skills does the docs workspace have turned on?”

  Network · skills

• Reads and writes the shared markdown docs

  Saves, reads, comments on, attaches files to and deletes the account's shared markdown docs (the Pano) that every workspace can see.

  Try: “Save a Pano doc with today's release checklist.”

  Delete · pano

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Explains how to call the other tools

  Read only. With no input it lists every tool and action. Given a tool or tool.action it prints the fields and an example.

  Try: “Show me the fields for creating a task.”

  Read · help

Watch out for

• It can start agents that run code on your machines

  The machines tool starts a Claude Code or gateway agent in a workspace folder on a computer you enrolled, and stops it mid-task. Only allow it where you want agents running on those machines. github.com

• It can approve an agent's permission requests

  The task tool can allow or deny a permission request and set a task to allow all commands. That removes the human check the platform is built around, so review what it approves. github.com

• It can delete tasks, events, workflows and docs

  Deleting a task also deletes its messages and attachments. A fork merge can delete the fork's folder on the machine when asked. Back up anything you cannot recreate. github.com

• Workspace servers use a token in the address

  Each workspace also has its own server address with a token in the URL. That is a separate server for single-workspace agents. Treat that address as a secret. github.com

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