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OmniWire

An MCP-based infrastructure layer for coordinating AI agent swarms across a fleet of servers, combining remote-control tools, agent messaging, a mesh VPN and a browser.

OmniWire

OmniWire installs as an MCP server added to an AI agent client such as Claude Code, Cursor or OpenCode, and lets one tool call control any registered node in a fleet: chaining multi-step deployments into a single pipeline call with built-in retry, assertion and watch behavior, running long tasks in the background, storing results between tool calls for later reuse, and auto-selecting a file-transfer method by size with multi-path SSH failover when connections drop.

Agents coordinate with each other through A2A-style messaging, events and semaphores. Listed use cases include DevOps tasks such as fleet-wide deployment, rolling service restarts and disk-usage monitoring, and security and penetration-testing tasks such as running scans through a VPN with the exit IP rotated between scans.

It also offers cookie synchronization, TOTP two-factor authentication support, and installation as a skill for the OpenClaw agent runtime through ClawHub.

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