The problem
An agent that can see the gate can act on it.
Ask an agent to "check the gate" with no tool for it, and the agent has to shell out, parse text, and guess. The reasoning it needs — what the verdict was, which findings held the merge, where the evidence lives — sits just out of reach.
The Model Context Protocol closes that gap: Cerebe becomes something the agent can call, with typed inputs and structured outputs it can reason over directly.
How it works
A first-class tool surface for your agents.
Cerebe runs as an MCP server, so any MCP-speaking agent gains a native set of Cerebe verbs — request a review, read a verdict, pull the evidence for a commit, check status. Once Cerebe is added as an MCP server, its tools are available with typed inputs and structured outputs, so one integration is all every agent needs.
The coding agents you already run — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode — reach the same data and the same decisions as the CLI and the hosted platform. One protocol, one source of truth.
- Add Cerebe as an MCP server once per agent — then its review, evidence, and status verbs are available
- Typed inputs and structured outputs — the agent gets clean results to act on
- Request a review, read a verdict, or pull evidence from inside the agent's own loop
- The same data and decisions as the CLI and the hosted platform
- Works with the coding agents you already run — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode
Make Cerebe a first-class tool for your agents.
Give the coding agents you already run typed access to reviews, verdicts, and evidence — over the open MCP protocol.