Summary
The specialists stay out of your context until you ask for one.
Installing agent files locally puts every name and description into every conversation, whether or not you use them. Searching for one instead means the cost lands when you spawn it.
What it is
An MCP server that indexes a registry of specialist agent templates — a game economy designer, a security auditor, a technical writer — and launches the matching one on demand. Templates fetch themselves on first run from the agency-agents repository and stay updated.
What you get
- An agent template found by keyword and launched
- The whole registry browsed by division, to see what exists
- Index status: last update time, whether an update is available, and agent counts
- The latest templates pulled and the search index rebuilt
- Templates fetched automatically on first run, with no install script
- One config entry instead of agent files copied into your tool's config directory
Requirements
An MCP client and network access on first run so the templates can fetch themselves. Nothing is written into your tool's agents directory.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y agency-mcp-server