"Traditional Welsh Dish Cawl" matching MCP servers:

Enables local, stdio-based task dispatch from Codex to DeepSeek Harness with independent review, bounded rework, persistent queues, and completion tracking.

A Model Context Protocol server allowing Claude AI to interact with AWS resources through natural language, enabling users to query and manage AWS services without using the traditional AWS Console or CLI.

MCP server enabling bidirectional messaging and collaborative development between DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sessions and ChatGPT desktop/Codex CLI sessions, with session ownership management and queued delivery.

An MCP server that provides an antidetect browser with persistent profiles, proxy support, and page control tools (16 tools) for agents, enabling identity-stable browsing sessions across runs.

MCP server that defers non-urgent tasks to off-peak hours, saving ~50% on DeepSeek API costs without blocking users.

Acts as a stdio proxy that answers initialization and list requests instantly from cache and starts real MCP servers only when needed, keeping hosts responsive despite slow upstreams.

Enables Claude Code to act as a director of persistent DeepSeek Harness (DSH) workers through six tools — dsh_spawn, dsh_wait, dsh_list, dsh_kill, dsh_send, and dsh_answer — using blocking polls instead of push events.

Enables DeepSeek Harness agents to control a real Jiey Browser instance via MCP, providing tools for web navigation, interaction, and data extraction.

Bridges Hermes Agent and DeepSeek Harness by enabling task dispatch from Hermes to DSH with UI-visible sessions and exposing Hermes tools to DSH.

Lets Google Antigravity's agent request tools that DeepSeek Harness validates, authorizes, and executes, covering files, commands, and installed extension tools, with the real result returned over the same ACP prompt.

MCP management panel for DeepSeek Harness, enabling connection status monitoring, one-click upgrades, and server addition via a settings UI.

Enables Codex to hand off coding tasks to a locally running DeepSeek Harness Desktop Host over MCP, reusing the Host's configured model and runtime and returning a session ID for status checks, incremental event streaming, waiting, and cancellation.

An MCP server that enables AI coding assistants like Codex and Claude Code to use DSH as an external resumable sub-agent via async task management tools and a visual dashboard.

Exposes DeepSeek Harness agent capabilities over MCP so any MCP client can delegate real coding work to a running agent with its full toolset (bash, filesystem, todo, web). Turns are dispatched asynchronously into sessions and then tracked through status, tail, wait, cancel, compact, and rename tools, with the session log as the source of truth so results survive restarts.

Provides reusable authenticated Chromium identities and one shared-control Session Browser per DSH session, enabling an agent to drive the browser through Playwright MCP while a user operates it via noVNC.

A governed stdio bridge that lets DeepSeek Harness delegate scoped, resumable Codex tasks on the local machine with pinned sandbox and approval policy, read-back verification, and activity reporting.

Exposes DeepSeek Harness tools to any MCP-compatible client over streamable HTTP, allowing allowlisted operations such as file read, glob, grep, and web search while preserving the harness's sandbox and approval pipeline.

MCP bridge enabling ChatGPT to create, view, and control DeepSeek Harness agent sessions, with session management, messaging, and approval tools.

Enables Codex to spawn, monitor, send messages to, and list DSH background tasks via a local REST bridge, wrapping six task-coordination endpoints as MCP tools.

Exposes all of a DeepSeek Harness profile's configured MCP servers through a single stable proxy tool that can search, describe, and call their tools on demand, so no per-tool schemas are sent on every request. Servers connect only on first use, idle out again, and cache their tool metadata to disk so discovery and description never spawn a process.