▲ | Show HN: Roundtable MCP, Orchestrate Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini and Codex(github.com) | |
1 points by mahdiyar 6 hours ago | 2 comments | ||
Hey HN, Last week, I spent 40 minutes debugging a production issue that should have taken 5. Not because the bug was complex, but because I kept switching between Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini - copying context, losing thread, starting over.
What makes it different: Unlike existing multi-agent tools that require custom APIs or complex setup, Roundtable works with your existing AI CLI tools through the Model Context Protocol. Zero configuration - it auto-discovers what's installed and just works.
Architecture: Your IDE → MCP Server → Multiple AI CLIs (parallel execution)
It runs CLI Coding Agents in headless mode and shares the results with the LLM of choice.
Real examples I use daily:
Try it: pip install roundtable-ai roundtable-ai --check # Shows which AI tools you have
I'd love feedback on:
1. Which AI combinations work best for your debugging workflows?
2. Any IDE integration pain points?
3. Team adoption blockers I should address?
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▲ | mahdiyar 5 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
Example usecase: Prompt: ``` The user dashboard is randomly slow for enterprise customers. Use Gemini SubAgent to analyze frontend performance issues in the React components, especially expensive re-renders and inefficient data fetching. Use Codex SubAgent to examine the backend API endpoint for N+1 queries and database bottlenecks. Use Claude SubAgent to review the infrastructure logs and identify memory/CPU pressure during peak hours. ``` | ||
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