Auto Central Control

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Perform filesystem operations on a host machine via an MCP filesystem server (browse, read, write, and manage files).

• 2

  Process and interact with Excel data through a dedicated Excel MCP server (real-time SSE or command-based servers).

• 3

  Orchestrate multiple specialized MCP servers (local or remote) into combined automated workflows managed by a central LLM-driven controller.

Description

Auto-Central-Control (ACC) is an MIT-licensed, modular automation framework built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It discovers, starts and manages MCP servers (stdio, SSE, remote) and registers their tools to a central LLM-driven agent, enabling cross-service workflows, context sharing and process isolation. ACC simplifies multi-system automation by providing a unified API, dynamic server discovery and configurable server startup options with user-friendly templates and tooling.