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MCP-only, ConPTY-driven agent-control server for native Windows: spawn and drive AI CLIs without tmux or WSL
MCP-only, ConPTY-driven agent control for native Windows. It lets one AI CLI (Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Qwen, Hermes) spawn and drive other AI CLIs over MCP, with no tmux and no WSL.
It is the native-Windows sibling of reevesagents, the tmux-based manager for macOS, Linux, and WSL. Same idea, Windows-native runtime: each agent runs as a provider CLI in its own ConPTY pseudo-console, hosted by the MCP server for the session.
npm install -g reevesagents-win
Needs Node 22.12+ and at least one provider CLI installed and signed in.
Connect it to a host CLI, then that CLI gains the tools to spawn and steer other agents:
reevesagents-win attach claude # or codex, kimi, qwen, hermes
Start a new session of the host CLI so it loads the tools, then ask the agent to spawn and drive others. Check your setup any time:
reevesagents-win doctor
reevesagents-win setup
A focused drive loop over MCP: list_providers, spawn, read, send_text, send_key, interrupt, kill, stop, list, list_hosts, attach_host, detach_host, doctor, plus a getting-started guide resource and connect-time instructions.
Apache-2.0.
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MCP-only, ConPTY-driven agent-control server for native Windows: spawn and drive AI CLIs without tmux or WSL
We found that reevesagents-win demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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