ai.glassflow/tares is an MCP server that always-on AI agents: a software factory for Claude Code, or an AI SRE that watches your systems. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 61/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
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Always-on AI agents, as a Software Factory or an AI SRE.
Tares comes in two editions, and each Tares you create is one of them. As a Software Factory, a crew of Claude Code sessions takes your projects from a spec to pull requests merged on main. As an AI SRE, agents watch your services and tell you what broke and why. Both keep what they decide (plans, tickets, reviews, incident notes, your answers) for the next reader, human or agent.
You plan a project with Claude Code. A crew of Claude Code sessions on your machine builds it: an orchestrator hands out the tickets, builders open pull requests, a reviewer holds every change to a fixed bar, and a change merges once it passes review and CI. You talk to one session, and only for the decisions that are yours.
uv tool install tares # or: brew install glassflow/tap/tares
tares login # sign in to your Tares Cloud workspace (or run `tares up`)
tares factory crew up # start the crew; the first run asks how far it may go
tares factory spec "what you want to build" # in your repo: plan the project and hand it over
Needs Claude Code (signed in, on a plan with background sessions) and gh with write access to your repos.
→ Get started, The console, Teams, A project, end to end
Connect your logs, metrics, alerts, traces and deploys. Tares puts every event about a service on one timeline, a watcher checks every service on a schedule, and when something looks wrong an investigator writes an incident note: what is failing, the likely cause, the evidence and the next step. The note lands in Slack, where your team takes it, resolves it, or says whether it was worth raising.
uv tool install tares # or: brew install glassflow/tap/tares
tares up # choose 2) AI SRE; console on http://127.0.0.1:8787
→ Get started, Tutorial: build an AI SRE
Tares Cloud is the managed version: create a Software Factory or AI SRE workspace, and it is ready in about a minute. Team features are included.
On your own machine, tares up runs the same open source Tares: one daemon and one DuckDB file, with no external database, no broker and no telemetry. To run it on your private cloud for a team, use the enter