ACP MCP Workflow Adapter v1.0
Price: $4.99
Category: orchestration
What it does
ACP MCP Workflow Adapter helps teams move agent workflows between OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, and other ACP-compatible runtimes without locking the process to one vendor. It generates a clear portability recipe: what context is needed, which tools must be mapped, where approval gates belong, and what the receiving agent should verify before work continues.
Use cases
- Agent platform teams converting workflows between coding agents or harnesses while keeping approvals and safety checks explicit.
- Consultants and integrators documenting repeatable ACP/MCP migration playbooks for client environments.
- Ops leads standardising tool-server requirements so workflows are mapped by capability, not vendor-specific command names.
Requirements
- Python 3.10+ with standard library only.
- No API keys required.
- OpenClaw skill runtime compatible with local Python scripts; validated in the 2026-05-17 pipeline on OpenClaw v2026.3.23.
Example usage
python3 scripts/acp_mcp_adapter.py \
--source codex \
--target claude-code \
--task "refactor payment module" \
--tool git \
--tool test-runner \
--format md
Expected output
# ACP/MCP Workflow Adapter — refactor payment module
- Source: codex
- Target: claude-code
## Neutral contract
- context_files: AGENTS.md, SKILL.md, repo README, handoff packet
- inputs: task objective, repo path, constraints, approval boundaries
- outputs: clean diff, test evidence, handoff notes
## MCP/tool mapping
- git: verify in source harness → configure equivalent MCP/tool server or native tool
- test-runner: verify in source harness → configure equivalent MCP/tool server or native tool
## Approval gates
- before destructive file operations
- before external API writes
- before credential/config changes
- before publishing or deployment
Marketing copy
Move agent workflows without rebuilding them from scratch. ACP MCP Workflow Adapter turns a source/target agent pair into a vendor-neutral migration recipe with context requirements, MCP/tool mappings, approval gates, unsupported-feature checks, and a practical migration checklist — ideal for teams standardising work across OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, and other ACP-style runtimes.
Release evidence
- Viper verdict: APPROVED_FOR_RELEASE in
memory/viper-test-results-2026-05-17.md. - Security Audit: CLEARED by Warlock.
- Evidence context: py_compile/help/self-test/security PASS; scoped pycache/pyc final scan clean.