tcconnally/perseus

What it does

Perseus is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to streamline AI-assisted development workflows. It automatically gathers and pre-processes workspace state information including git status, running services, file operations, and memory federation data, then compiles this into comprehensive markdown briefings that provide optimal context for AI assistants and multi-agent systems.

How to set up

Perseus is published as a single-file Python application (io.github.tcconnally/perseus) under MIT license. Installation involves cloning the repository from GitHub (tcconnally/perseus), ensuring Python is available in your environment, and configuring the MCP server connection in your AI platform settings. The tool integrates with Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP-compatible platforms.

Key features

• 13 specialized tools for workspace state resolution
• Automatic git status and repository information gathering
• Service monitoring and status tracking
• File operation management and context preservation
• Memory federation for persistent AI context
• Multi-agent coordination capabilities
• Markdown-formatted briefings for optimal AI readability
• Lightweight single-file Python implementation