"author:Blackman99" matching MCP servers:

Before you move to Python 3.15 (or 3.15t), find every dependency with no wheel for it on your platforms — and the bump that fixes it. CLI, GitHub Action, MCP server.

Read-only Postfix troubleshooting for AI agents and humans: groups stuck mail by reason with next steps, traces single messages through the mail log, and checks SPF/DKIM/DMARC/PTR/MX. Mutations (requeue/flush/hold/delete) need explicit opt-in and confirmation.

Safe, vendor-neutral server BMC access over Redfish (Dell iDRAC, HPE iLO, Lenovo XCC, Supermicro) with IPMI fallback. Reads by default; power, boot, firmware and virtual media need two opt-in keys, confirmation and an audit record.

Find every copy of your AI provider API keys on your machine, see which still work, and rotate a key everywhere at once. Read-only MCP: key_map, key_copies.

Tell you which secrets spilled into local AI agent transcripts — and scrub them in place with a backup.

Checks which .env, .git, keys and source maps Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, Netlify or Firebase would publish, before and after deploy. CLI, live probe, Claude Code hook, MCP server and GitHub Action.

Shows, cron slot by cron slot, how late each scheduled GitHub Actions run started, which slots never ran, and whether your config or GitHub's scheduler is to blame; can catch up missed slots without double-running.

Find the disk clutter and leftover processes coding agents leave behind (worktrees, crash dumps, old sessions) and safely clean only what's SAFE.

Which paths can your AI coding agent erase with no way back? One read-only command maps them as flood zones, ranked by bytes, with the cheapest fix. CLI + GitHub Action + MCP.

Exposes the local agent-browser CLI as MCP tools for browser automation and provides one-command integration with Codex. Enables navigation, interaction, page reading, tab management, and session control through natural language commands.

Tell you, in one command, whether your AI coding-agent permission hooks and deny/ask rules actually fail shut — or silently fail open.