Before starting with the second night of the Agents & MCP Hackathon, I briefly wanted to share my progress from last night. Not much sleep, but lots of progress!
Also, I managed to get a rough draft of the Gradio app + MCP server done, but not so much yet that I can share the space with you. You will be able to define your question the AI participants should discuss, decide on the protocol, do role assignments like having a devil's advocate on the table, and define the communication pattern. Lastly, you can decide which AI should be the moderator and how many rounds of discussions there should be. You can see my progress in the attached image.
Most of the options are just placeholders right now, and I will work on their implementation tonight. Hopefully, I can add an MVP tomorrow evening to the following space: Agents-MCP-Hackathon/consilium_mcp.
I am also very interested in the cool stuff you all are building; please let me know in the comments. :)
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App-Use : Create virtual desktops for AI agents to focus on specific apps.
App-Use lets you scope agents to just the apps they need. Instead of full desktop access, say "only work with Safari and Notes" or "just control iPhone Mirroring" - visual isolation without new processes for perfectly focused automation.
Running computer-use on the entire desktop often causes agent hallucinations and loss of focus when they see irrelevant windows and UI elements. App-Use solves this by creating composited views where agents only see what matters, dramatically improving task completion accuracy
What you can build: Research agents working in Safari while writing agents draft in Notes, iPhone automation for messages and reminders, parallel testing across isolated app sessions, or teams of specialized agents working simultaneously without interference.
App-Use : Create virtual desktops for AI agents to focus on specific apps.
App-Use lets you scope agents to just the apps they need. Instead of full desktop access, say "only work with Safari and Notes" or "just control iPhone Mirroring" - visual isolation without new processes for perfectly focused automation.
Running computer-use on the entire desktop often causes agent hallucinations and loss of focus when they see irrelevant windows and UI elements. App-Use solves this by creating composited views where agents only see what matters, dramatically improving task completion accuracy
What you can build: Research agents working in Safari while writing agents draft in Notes, iPhone automation for messages and reminders, parallel testing across isolated app sessions, or teams of specialized agents working simultaneously without interference.