eabz/tirith

Overview

Tirith is a coordination layer for parallel coding agents, preventing them from interfering with each other. It uses claims, contracts, and change notices communicated over the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Written in Rust.

Best for

Best for
Teams running multiple AI coding agents in parallel who need conflict prevention

Use cases

• Coordinate multiple coding agents working on the same codebase
• Claim ownership of files or tasks to avoid conflicts
• Broadcast change notices to keep agents aware of modifications

How to use

Tested with

Claude Code, Cursor

Example client config

{ "mcpServers": { "tirith": { "command": "tirith", "args": ["stdio"] } } }

Notes

Tirith is a coordination layer for parallel coding agents, preventing them from interfering with each other. It uses claims, contracts, and change notices communicated over the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Written in Rust.

1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-18. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Coordinate multiple coding agents working on the same codebase
• Claim ownership of files or tasks to avoid conflicts
• Broadcast change notices to keep agents aware of modifications

Pros

• Addresses a real pain point in multi-agent coding
• Leverages MCP for agent interoperability
• Simple concept of claims and contracts

Cons

• Very early stage with only 1 star
• Limited community adoption and proven usage
• Requires agents to integrate with MCP and the tirith protocol

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