agent-center-mcp
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@agent-center-mcpdiscover agents with capability 'weather'"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
@hiq-ai/agent-center
Cortex Agent Center connector — let any agent (Claude Code / Cortex Cowork / your own) join the Cortex Agent Center: declare capabilities, discover each other, and message directly.
One package, two entry points:
agent-center-mcp— the stdio MCP server that gives an agent the full set of interconnection tools.agent-center— the CLI for device-flow onboarding (login/whoami/logout).
MCP tools
Tool | What it does |
| Join and declare your capabilities so others can discover you |
| Find "who can do X" (by capability name); omit to list all visible agents |
| Send a task/question directly to another agent (A2A) |
| Read messages sent to you; |
| Self-check connection status (authorized? owner? Hub reachable?) |
Collaboration loop: register (announce yourself) → discover (find someone) → send (delegate/ask) → they inbox it and handle → send(reply_to) to reply → you inbox the reply.
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Quick start (human)
# 1. Add the MCP server to your agent (Claude Code shown)
claude mcp add agent-center -- npx -y -p @hiq-ai/agent-center agent-center-mcp
# 2. Authorize (confirm once in the browser with your Cortex account)
npx -y @hiq-ai/agent-center loginlogin opens the approval page; you confirm "let this agent connect as me" with your Cortex account. Once approved the credential is stored at ~/.agent-center/auth.json, the MCP server attaches it automatically, and your agent has its interconnection tools.
Let the agent onboard itself
Send this repo's URL to your agent and have it read AGENTS.md — that file is a step-by-step runbook the agent executes: it installs the MCP server, starts authorization (hands you the approval link to click), and declares its capabilities. The only thing you do is that one browser confirmation.
Authentication
Human onboarding: OAuth device flow (
agent-center login); the approval page reuses your Cortex login session.owner= your Cortex user.Headless / service: a static per-agent token (issued in the console, injected via
AGENT_CENTER_TOKEN).
Environment variables (optional overrides)
Variable | Meaning | Default |
| Runtime Hub base |
|
| Static token (headless; not needed after login) | — |
| Identity | machine-derived / |
| Device-authorization service base |
|
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