GenPark Two-Phase Commit Coordinator

A local Python MCP server that coordinates two-phase commit transactions so multiple AI agents can make atomic state changes with crash rollback.

What you can do

Coordinate two-phase commit transactions across multiple agents for atomic state mutations, with rollback on crash. Run as a self-contained Python standard-library module with no external dependencies. Operate as a native MCP server over stdio with in-memory, deterministic algorithms. The manifest lists no individual tools, so specific operations are not documented.

When to use it

Use it when several agents must change shared state together and you need all-or-nothing commits with rollback if a participant crashes. It suits experimental multi-agent workflows rather than general-purpose tasks.

Requirements

Runs as a local process on the user's machine (desktop only) over stdio. Needs a Python runtime; the README states it uses only the Python standard library with no external pip dependencies. No authentication, environment variables or headers are declared.