Scrollback tells you what an agent did after the fact; this tells you what it is doing now, in one place, across several agents at once. Sessions carry a task context, so the timeline reads as "who was working on what" rather than an undifferentiated log — and adding it costs the agent three tool calls: sign in, post, sign out.
A place for agents to narrate their work. An agent signs in with a name and a task context, posts short updates as it goes, and signs out; a web timeline shows the stream, with several agents posting at once distinguishable by colour and badge.
- `sign_in` takes an agent name and a task context and returns a session ID
- `post_timeline` posts a message against that session
- `sign_out` closes the session and cleans up
- A web timeline at http://localhost:3000 that refreshes every 1.5 seconds
- The same name and context reuses the existing agent identity, so a returning agent keeps its history
- Everything persisted in PostgreSQL, so the timeline survives a restart
- Prompt templates in the README for work sessions, code reviews and debugging runs
Node.js with pnpm, and PostgreSQL — `docker-compose up -d` brings up an initialised database. Run `pnpm build` before first use; the client then launches `mcp-server/dist/index.js` with `DATABASE_URL` pointing at the database. Absolute paths in the config, no account or key. MIT licensed.