tfx-hub

You can manage a real-time message bus for CLI agent communication by executing command-line operations like start, stop, and status to control the hub and route general tasks directly to its domain context.

An MCP message bus routes open tasks by interpreting any non-command input as a general task related to the hub or bridge, directing the request through its domain context to facilitate real-time agent communication.

To start an MCP message bus, issue the start command via the CLI interface, and check its operational status by issuing the status command to view the current hub state.

Yes, you can route free-form text requests through an MCP and REST bridge, as the system interprets unrecognized inputs as general tasks and routes them to the hub's domain context using Node.js and bash scripts.

The agent communication message bus operates without specific external dependencies, utilizing built-in bash scripts and Node.js to handle command execution and message routing through the MCP and REST bridge.

Your message bus command may not route tasks to the domain context if the input matches reserved commands like start, stop, or status, as only free-form inputs are interpreted as general tasks for routing.