Omnispindle – A Unified Task & Knowledge Hub for AI Agents

Omnispindle is a fast, MCP‑driven service that acts as the coordination layer for the Madness Interactive ecosystem. It gives AI assistants a single, well‑defined API surface to manage work items, capture lessons learned, and coordinate across multiple projects. By exposing a rich set of tools over the Model Context Protocol, Omnispindle turns an AI agent into a fully capable project manager that can create, query, update, and complete todos while preserving a detailed audit trail in MongoDB.

The core value proposition is that it removes the friction of juggling separate task boards, knowledge bases, and context feeds. Developers can integrate Omnispindle into their existing MCP clients (Claude Desktop, SwarmDesk, Inventorium dashboards) with a single configuration line. Once authenticated via Auth0, every tool call automatically carries the user’s identity, ensuring that all changes are traceable and that access control is enforced at the tool level. This auditability is crucial for regulated industries or any workflow that demands accountability.

Key capabilities include:

• Todo Lifecycle Management – Create, read, update, and complete tasks with full audit logging.
• Knowledge Capture – Store and search “lessons learned” across projects, enabling AI agents to surface relevant insights during planning or execution.
• Project‑Aware Context – Tools automatically inject project metadata and explanations, allowing agents to operate within the correct scope.
• Real‑Time Coordination – MQTT integration pushes updates instantly to dashboards and other services, keeping everyone on the same page.
• Flexible Tool Loadouts – By setting , teams can tailor the available functionality (basic todo, lessons, or a full suite of 22 tools) to match their workflow.

Real‑world scenarios range from software teams using SwarmDesk to orchestrate code reviews and CI pipelines, to creative studios capturing post‑mortem lessons after a game release. The upcoming Terraria integration demonstrates how the same toolset can be repurposed as in‑game inventory items, turning task management into a game mechanic for non‑technical stakeholders. In all cases, Omnispindle provides a consistent, auditable interface that AI assistants can leverage to automate routine project tasks and surface actionable knowledge without leaving the MCP ecosystem.