10th Man Protocol MCP

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Ensure critical code changes are thoroughly reviewed before execution.

• 2

  Catch security holes, architectural issues, and practical risks in code modifications.

• 3

  That require an audit trail and multi-model adversarial review to improve reliability.

Description

The 10th Man Protocol MCP enhances autonomous AI coding agents by introducing a multi-agent adversarial review process for critical changes such as authentication, architecture refactoring, or migrations. It runs three contrarian reviewers—Devil's Advocate, Architecture Critic, and Pragmatist—in isolated contexts to catch issues a single agent might miss, improving reliability and safety. The protocol supports both interactive and auto modes, archives audit trails, and integrates with top-tier AI models for robust review.