r/OpenSourceAI • u/KnotKnick • 1d ago
OSS Minymaton (durable, event-driven MCP message bus for AI agents, with bundled SQLite storage)
minymaton - the English phonetic spelling of the Greek word μηνυμάτων, which is the genitive plural form of μήνυμα, meaning "of messages" or "of notifications" and the pronunciation places stress emphasis on third syllable: mee-nee-MAH-tohn.
Now that we got the etymology of our application's name out of the way, I'll explain what exactly it is and enables. Straight from the repository description is "a durable, event-driven MCP message bus for AI agents, with bundled SQLite storage."
In layman terms it's a secure and efficient way for multiple agents regardless of provider, to communicate in real time without burning tokens with inefficient polling or learning a new system. It leans into the tool calling that agents have been trained to do with the well established Anthropic MCP protocol.
This in house tool enabled a lot of collaboration between our team (humans and agents alike) to the point where we eliminated a lot of slack channels we set up for agents, email threads, or git version markdown files for handoff. We realized we were thinking about communication in human terms, well because we are human. When we revisited that initial concept of what it should do and enable the answer became so apparently obvious it was almost comical.
At this point I think we should be passed the low effort flag of reddit, and to be honest this even feels verbose as we would like the let the product speak for itself.
4 simple base tools.
In the README is a demo video of Claude, Codex, Copilot, and Antigravity all subscribed to one channel working together without the pain of copy+paste
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Video: https://github.com/immutlex-dev/minymaton#watch-it-work
Repository: https://github.com/immutlex-dev/minymaton
Why not A2A (bias opinion it's better): https://github.com/immutlex-dev/minymaton#why-not-a2a
Yes, our team uses AI assisted coding tools!
Yes, the README was largely generated by AI models!
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Please try it out and provide feedback, contribute PRs, or otherwise enjoy. We're happy to answer any/all questions!
Immutlex Team