A family of open tools
Open tooling
for machines
that write code.
comind is a team building a growing line of open-source AI tooling. Three tools are out today — a process layer on top of Claude Code, a self-hosted MCP gateway, and a terminal multiplexer for AI agents — with more in active development. All open, all yours to run.
- Shipped 01
- comind-skills
- Shipped 02
- comind-mcp
- Shipped 03
- comind-dock
- Next
- in development
- License
- MIT / Apache-2.0
- Built by
- comind.pro
- Status
- Open source
◆ Independent, composable, self-hostable. Use one, use both. No accounts required to read the source.
Engineering process layer
23 skills that
ride on top of
Claude Code.
A self-contained workspace — not a server. Drop it next to your project and the agent gains structured workflows: steps, verification gates, and anti-rationalization tables that stop it skipping the hard parts. Skills auto-activate by context, or you invoke them by hand.
comind-skills/
Usage — clone · bootstrap · build
# 1 · use as a template
git clone github.com/comind-pro/comind-skills my-app
# 2 · tailor it to your project (≤4 questions)
> /init-project "a SaaS that does X for Y"
# 3 · drive the lifecycle
> /spec → /plan → /build → /review → /shipMCP gateway · self-hosted
One gateway for
all your MCP tools.
Agents shouldn't juggle a dozen MCP servers and APIs. comind-mcp aggregates them, lets you curate & combine the tools, and exposes clean virtual endpoints your agents call — with per-agent keys, a secrets vault, schedules and full logs. Self-hosted, zero-infra.
- Type
- Self-hosted gateway
- Aggregates
- MCP · HTTP · OpenAPI
- Exposes
- Virtual MCP (V-MCP)
- Auth
- Per-agent keys
- Extras
- Vault · schedules · logs
- Stack
- Single binary + Postgres
Sources
+ add MCP / HTTP / OpenAPI
↓ curate & combine
V-MCP · support-bot
[x] github.create_issue
[x] stripe.refund_charge
[x] crm.lookup_customer
endpoint · …/g/support-bot
↓ scoped keys
Agents
- 01
Connect sources
Add any MCP server or HTTP/OpenAPI API. The gateway introspects it and lists every tool it exposes.
- 02
Curate tools
Pick the tools that matter, rename them, tweak schemas, or merge several calls into one composite tool.
- 03
Build a V-MCP
Bundle curated tools into a virtual MCP — a single clean endpoint that hides the messy upstreams.
- 04
Grant agents
Issue per-agent keys scoped to specific V-MCPs. Rotate or revoke any key instantly.
- 05
Observe
Log every call: which agent, which tool, latency, errors. Schedule jobs, store secrets in the vault.
Several products · more coming
We ship one,
then hunt for
the next problem.
comind is not a single product — it's a growing line of open-source tools for AI coding agents. Three are out today; more are in active development and research. Everything lands on the org first, open from day one.
↗ Watch the org for releasesshipped/
next/
◆ Placeholders are intentional — names ship when the tools do. Got a problem worth an open tool? Open an issue on the org.
One philosophy across the whole family.
Skills or gateway, the rules are the same: open source, self-hostable, no lock-in, and built so the agent does the disciplined thing by default — not the shortest one.
- N.1
-
Process, not prose
Skills are workflows agents follow — steps, checkpoints, exit criteria — not docs they skim and forget.
- N.2
-
Anti-rationalization
Every skill ships a table of the excuses agents use to skip steps ("I'll add tests later") with the counter-arguments.
- N.3
-
Verification is non-negotiable
Each skill ends with evidence requirements — tests passing, build output, runtime data. "Seems right" never counts.
- N.4
-
Progressive disclosure
The SKILL.md is the entry point; references load only when needed, keeping token usage minimal.
- N.5
-
Battle-tested judgment
Hyrum's Law, the test pyramid, change sizing, Chesterton's Fence, trunk-based dev — Google-grade practice, baked in.
- N.6
-
Open by default
Everything is MIT licensed. Read it, fork it, ship it in your own teams and tools. No lock-in.
The whole family lives on GitHub
Everything open,
in one organization.
Start at the comind-pro org — every product, the source, the issues, the releases, and whatever ships next. Read it, fork it, self-host it. MIT, no lock-in, no account to look.