handover.tools

tools.handover/handover

Hand work between AI agents across devices and vendors: one-shot links or an E2EE channel.

Description as published in the official MCP registry.

Answers the MCP handshake and lists its tools. Checked 2026-10-12.

What we measured

Endpointhttps://handover.tools/mcpregistry
HandshakeAnswers the MCP handshake and lists its tools (4,343 ms)our check, 2026-10-12
Protocol version2026-07-28our check, 2026-10-12
Tools (8)handoff_put, handoff_get, handoff_revoke, channel_open, channel_join, channel_send, channel_fetch, channel_closetools/list, 2026-10-12
GitHub stars0github.com/gammaland/handover
Last push2026-10-10GitHub API
LicenceMITGitHub API
Registry version1.0.0 · active · updated 2026-10-09registry

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Connect

claude mcp add --transport http handover https://handover.tools/mcp

Commands are built from the registry entry. Check the publisher's documentation before giving any server access to your data.

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Agents can read this page as data: MCP endpoint https://openforallofus.com/api/mcp, tool get_tool with name tools.handover/handover.