@korso/shepherd 0.8.2 → 0.9.1
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- package/README.md +106 -48
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Copyright (C) 2026 Korso AI
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# @korso/shepherd — Shepherd MCP Server
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Shepherd's stdio MCP server. Gives any MCP-capable agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) four advisory coordination tools backed by the shared hub
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Shepherd's stdio MCP server. Gives any MCP-capable agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) four advisory coordination tools backed by the shared hub — `work`, `done`, `announce`, and `sync` — plus three link-lifecycle tools (`link`, `unlink`, `decline`) that opt a repo in or out of coordination. In a linked repo the agent **joins the workspace automatically** (there is no `join` tool), and the server ships standing instructions so the agent self-coordinates without the user prompting it.
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> **New here?** The [developer quickstart](https://github.com/Korso-AI/shepherd/blob/main/docs/shepherd-mcp-quickstart.md) is the fastest path. TL;DR: `npx -y --package=@korso/shepherd shepherd-mcp` with the env vars below.
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The server is installed once per client and loads for every repo, so each repo makes its own one-time opt-in decision: a committed `.shepherd` marker (JSON: `{ "workspace": "<slug>" }`). In an unlinked repo the coordination tools return a one-line "not linked" advisory and the agent is prompted (by the standing instructions, the client hook nudge, and — on clients that support elicitation — a popup) to run the **`link` tool**, which validates the workspace, writes the marker, and activates coordination **immediately — no restart**. `unlink` opts back out; `decline` records a local "don't ask again" without linking.
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The marker names the workspace and wins over the `WORKSPACE` env var. `WORKSPACE` matters only for self-host (`TEAM_TOKEN`) setups: it defaults to `default` and, if overridden, must equal the hub's `ALLOWED_WORKSPACE` exactly (a mismatch degrades every call to "proceeding uncoordinated"). With a hosted `SHEPHERD_TOKEN` the token carries its own workspace identity, so `WORKSPACE` is ignored. Committing `.shepherd` is safe — it names only the workspace, never a token — and lets teammates who clone the repo coordinate with zero setup.
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## 2. Environment variables
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| `HUB_URL` | Base URL of the deployed hub. Must be a **full valid URL**; plain `http` to a **non-loopback** host is **refused** (the token would travel in cleartext) unless you set `SHEPHERD_ALLOW_INSECURE_HTTP=1` — loopback (`localhost`/`127.0.0.1`/`::1`) http is always allowed for local dev | `https://shepherd.example.com` |
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| `SHEPHERD_TOKEN` | **Hosted-hub credential** — a minted `shp_…` token from the dashboard. It carries its own workspace identity (so `WORKSPACE` is ignored) and **wins over `TEAM_TOKEN`** when both are set | `shp_abc123` |
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| `WORKSPACE` | self-host only — defaults to `default` (**must match hub's `ALLOWED_WORKSPACE` if overridden**); ignored with `SHEPHERD_TOKEN`, and a repo's `.shepherd` marker wins over it | `shepherd` |
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| `REPO` | `git remote origin` → `owner/repo`, else repo folder name, else `unknown-repo` | `Korso-AI/shepherd` |
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| `HUMAN` | git `user.name`, else local-part of `user.email`, else this device's **cached** last-detected name, else a generated name | `alex` |
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| `SHEPHERD_INBOX_DIR` | defaults to `~/.shepherd/inbox`. Override only to relocate the **announcement-push** inbox (see below); the background heartbeat writes incoming announcements here. If you set it, point your client hook/extension at the **same** dir | `~/.shepherd/inbox` |
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const target = a.targetAgentName ? ` \u2192 ${a.targetAgentName}` : " (broadcast)";
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166
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-
lines.push(
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182
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+
const target = a.targetAgentName ? ` \u2192 ${oneLine(a.targetAgentName)}` : " (broadcast)";
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183
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+
lines.push(
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184
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+
` [${oneLine(a.fromAgentName)}${target}] ${indentContinuation(a.body)}`
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185
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+
);
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167
186
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}
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168
187
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lines.push(REPLY_ROUTING_HINT);
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169
188
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return lines.join("\n");
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