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Conflict Resolution Merger Skill

Conflict Resolution Merger Skill for Autonomous Agents

MCP Compatible Python 3.9+ License: MIT Zero External Dependencies

Robust 3-way text and document reconciliation engine enabling multiple concurrent agents to modify shared workspaces, markdown documents, and source code files without overwriting each other's edits.

Features

  • 3-Way Line Reconciliation: Reconciles Common Base against Agent A and Agent B changes.

  • Conflict Markers & Journaling: Formats clean Git-style markers or returns structured conflict objects for automated LLM re-arbitration.

  • Zero Dependencies: Pure Python standard library diff algorithms.

Related MCP server: cafecito

MCP Server Integration

python mcp_server.py

Available MCP Tools

  • merge_3way: Merge two divergent agent modifications against an original base.

  • detect_conflicts: Analyze whether two edits can be merged without collision.

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