Workspace Manager MCP Server

Workspace Manager MCP is a prototype of an agent-facing workspace API. It keeps a list of workspace records in ~/.config/robos/workspaces/workspaces.json, created on first run with two sample entries (robos-core and robos-auth-service, with paths under /home/ndipiazza/).

Tools

Tool	Behavior today
`robos_workspace_create`	Adds a record for a task (name, branch, path, random dev-server port) and marks it active. It does not run `git worktree`.
`robos_workspace_list`	Returns all records.
`robos_workspace_get_active`	Returns the active record.
`robos_workspace_open_in_ide`	Returns a fixed “OPENED” result naming `http://localhost:63343/open-project`. It does not call the IDE.
`robos_workspace_run_setup`	Returns a fixed result listing `npm install --quiet` and `git submodule update --init` as executed. It runs nothing.
`robos_workspace_start_devserver`	Sets `running: true` and the port in the record. It does not start a server.

Resources: robos://workspace-manager/workspace/active and .../workspace/all.

For discovering and switching real repositories, use Workspace Manager.

The console window

Workspace Manager MCP Server Console has + Provision Task Worktree and Open IDE Bridge buttons, a workspace list and a protocol trace. The server is created without an HTTP port, so it only registers itself in ~/.config/robos/mcp/servers.json. Run it with npm start in packages/workspace-manager-mcp. npm test runs node --test.

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