"Ghost" matching MCP servers:

An implementation of the Model Context Protocol Server that allows AI clients like Cursor or Claude Desktop to manage Ghost CMS blogs by exposing capabilities like creating posts, adding tags, and uploading images.

Enables MCP-capable coding agents to read and drive the user's browser page with a visible, human-like cursor that evades bot detection.

MCP server that lets AI agents drive your real Chromium browser with your existing signed-in sessions, providing visible, local, and inspectable automation for tasks like navigation, clicking, typing, and form filling.

Self-hosted anti-detect browser for AI agents. Rust MCP runtime + own Firefox engine fork (C++-level stealth). page_a11y: semantic snapshots pierce shadow DOM, detect login_state, danger zones, and prompt injection. Act by ref — no CSS selectors. Evidence recording, Android personas, 20 tools, 6 platforms.

Enables reliable AI behavior control by registering Ghost Skills as MCP tools that the model reads before every action, providing enforceable behavioral rules with ~95% reliability.

Headless-browser-as-JSON for AI agents — POST a URL, get rendered HTML, structured DOM, visible text, title, links, and a screenshot from real Chromium, with memorymarket economics where the first agent to render a URL earns 90% of every cache-hit fee from other agents within a 10-minute TTL.

Enables MCP clients to interact with the MystoraX Conductor for routing, surface management, and goal submission via HTTP and native plugins.

Hosts local MCP servers on Windows, enabling connection of local AI models (like Gemma) to external tools without cloud dependency.