Roundtable

Roundtable AI is an open source MCP server that lets a developer's main AI coding assistant delegate work to other assistants. It connects to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and Gemini, discovers which of them are installed, and exposes them through one standard interface so that a task can be split among several models without copying text between tools. The repository lists several design points. Sub agents share project context, so each sees the same background. They run in parallel, and the user can match each task to a model, for example Gemini for large context, Claude for reasoning and Codex for implementation. Because it drives the command line tools and subscriptions a developer already has, the project says it adds no markup. It claims support for more than 26 IDEs and clients, including Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and JetBrains. A sample prompt asks one assistant to analyze frontend performance while another examines backend causes of a slow dashboard. Installation is through pip, with a check command that lists available assistants and options to start with all tools or a chosen subset. A one line command registers it with Claude Code. The code is hosted on GitHub, with the listed address now redirecting to the yylo dev organization. The project publishes no pricing. Model usage is billed by whichever providers the user's own tools are subscribed to.