Problem
The quickstart resources could benefit from a "local code execution" example showing how agents can execute code locally using MCP servers.
Solution: cowork-to-code-bridge Quickstart Example
cowork-to-code-bridge demonstrates how to build a stateful MCP server with async escalation patterns—a pattern useful for many server types.
What This Teaches
- JSONRPC protocol implementation via stdio
- Tool discovery mechanism for MCP servers
- Polling pattern for handling async operations
- Stateful server patterns (escalation queue)
- Local execution backends
Example Structure
examples/local-code-execution/
├── README.md (setup + usage)
├── client.py (simple agent using bridge)
├── config.json (MCP config)
└── test_integration.py (verify it works)
Why This Matters
Server authors need reference implementations showing how to handle async operations, polling, and escalation patterns. This example provides that guidance.
Reference Implementation
Happy to contribute the example if helpful.
Problem
The quickstart resources could benefit from a "local code execution" example showing how agents can execute code locally using MCP servers.
Solution: cowork-to-code-bridge Quickstart Example
cowork-to-code-bridge demonstrates how to build a stateful MCP server with async escalation patterns—a pattern useful for many server types.
What This Teaches
Example Structure
Why This Matters
Server authors need reference implementations showing how to handle async operations, polling, and escalation patterns. This example provides that guidance.
Reference Implementation
Happy to contribute the example if helpful.