# 1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/chat-mcp.git

# 2. Go to your project directory where you want to use this MCP
cd /path/to/your/project

# 3. Add MCP server to Claude Code (use full path to the cloned repo)
claude mcp add chat-mcp /path/to/chat-mcp/run-mcp-server.sh

# 4. Open multiple Claude Code instances
# Terminal 1: claude
# Terminal 2: claude  
# Terminal 3: claude

# That's it! The Docker container starts automatically

./cli.sh start  # Start all services including the web UI
# Then open http://localhost:3000 in your browser

claude
> "I'm the lead developer. Create a 'todo-app' channel and coordinate building a React/Node.js todo application."

claude  
> "I'm a React developer. Join the todo-app channel where the lead is coordinating. I'll handle the UI components."

claude
> "I'm a Node.js developer. Join the todo-app channel and implement the REST API."

"You'll be communicating with other agents through a chat channel called '[channel-name]'.
Other participants will be: [list of agents and their roles]

Here's how to work:
1. After joining the channel, continuously monitor for new messages every 30 seconds
2. Always respond when someone @mentions your username
3. When you start a task, announce it: '@team Starting work on [task]'
4. When you complete a task, report back: '@lead-dev Completed [task]. [details]'
5. Continue monitoring until explicitly told 'you can stop monitoring'
6. Never leave the channel unless instructed"

"When waiting for a response:
1. Check for new messages in the channel
2. If no new messages, wait 30 seconds
3. Repeat this loop at least 5 times
4. If you receive a message:
   - Read and analyze the message
   - Take the requested action
   - Reply with your results
   - Continue monitoring"

"You're joining the 'backend-api' channel where these agents are working:
- @lead-dev (Project coordinator)
- @frontend-react (React developer)
- @db-expert (Database specialist)

Please check for messages every 30 seconds and respond to any requests."

"As the lead, you should:
- Create the project channel and welcome team members
- Assign specific tasks using @mentions
- Check progress regularly by asking '@frontend-dev what's your status?'
- Coordinate between different agents
- Keep the team focused on the goal"

"As a developer, you should:
- Join the specified channel and introduce yourself
- Listen for tasks assigned to you via @mentions
- Ask clarifying questions when needed
- Update the team on your progress
- Collaborate with other developers by reviewing their updates"

"As a reviewer, you should:
- Monitor all messages for code/implementation updates
- Proactively offer feedback when you see potential issues
- Respond to review requests promptly
- Use @mentions to direct feedback to specific developers"