I built a free open-source HQ to run OpenCode agents as a team (MCP)

Reddit r/AI_Agents 09/11/26, 09:46 AM Tools

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Summary

The author created Cognitive Lead HQ, a free open-source tool for coordinating multiple AI agents with structured workflows, FastMCP servers, and reusable skills.

I run multiple OpenCode agents and they drifted without SOPs. I made Cognitive Lead HQ, a free MIT open-source docs-only repo. Disclosure: I am the author. It gives Brain/Hands split, 3 FastMCP servers for context/memory/lint, Kanban ZAC workflow with human approval, and 31 reusable skills. Links are in the first comment per Rule 3. How do you coordinate your agents today?

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