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      Enables cloud AI agents to access local STDIO MCP servers and their tools through a single authenticated Streamable HTTP endpoint, optionally tunneled via ngrok.
      MIT
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      A self-hosted bridge that exposes local stdio MCP servers to ChatGPT and Claude over HTTPS with OAuth, providing a secure passthrough for your own tools.
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      Lifts local stdio MCP servers into remote Streamable HTTP endpoints for cloud-hosted AI clients, with bearer-token auth and tool policy filtering.
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      Enables cloud AI agents to access tools from local STDIO MCP servers through a single authenticated, remotely reachable Streamable HTTP endpoint, optionally tunnelled via ngrok. It discovers and namespaces tools across multiple configured servers, with bearer-token auth, per-tool approval prompts, and call tracing.
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      Exposes authorized ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Kimi, and Grok web sessions to agents as MCP tools, including chat and local file attachments over HTTP or stdio.
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      Bridges remote MCP clients such as ChatGPT connectors, Codex, and other MCP agents to a local DSH Relay MCP endpoint by providing an OAuth 2.1 authorization server plus a tool allowlist proxy that works behind a Cloudflare Tunnel. It exposes a controlled subset of relay tools (with added session archiving and permission reconciliation) so remote clients can list workspaces, dispatch read-only or writable runs, and monitor or steer them on the local machine.
      MIT