"GNOME Terminal" matching MCP servers:

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Monnet. Exposes motions, plans, and approvals to MCP-compatible clients so you can work with your Monnet workspace from your terminal without leaving your AI assistant.

Enables agents to connect to a hosted workspace and access documents, canvases, slides, sheets, projects, and tickets over MCP from any client or terminal.

Enables hands-on learning of Model Context Protocol through a task-board server that exposes tools, resources, and prompts over stdio, plus a terminal host that connects to local Ollama models.

Provides project management capabilities through terminal, web UI, or MCP stdio, including plans, code analysis, and filesystem-safe operations.

Enables Claude Code to manage a terminal-based Kanban board with tools for task CRUD, moving, completing, archiving, and board initialization and export/import.

Pulse is a terminal-based task manager that integrates with AI agents via MCP, allowing agents to create, read, and manage tasks from the command line.

Enables AI clients to query construction management companies, projects, and directory data, and to create safety-gated draft records without permitting terminal commitments. It also provides credential resolution, context compression, audit logging, mock/demo sandbox modes, and remote transports for enterprise deployments.

Enables seamless Jira issue and sprint management directly from the terminal or IDE without context switching. Supports full issue lifecycle operations including creation, updates, and search, plus sprint planning, commenting, and project analytics through natural language commands.

MCP server for kanban-tui, a terminal-based task manager, that exposes task, board, and column management commands for AI agents to interact with.

Enables AI agents to report task lifecycle events—start, progress, waiting, rename, and terminal outcomes—so a single Huawei Today screen card stays updated per task under one task_id. Delivers these notifications through a self-hosted Cloudflare Workers deployment with OAuth-scoped agents, queued retries, and an admin console for notification policies.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude Code, ChatGPT desktop Codex mode and Codex CLI to declare and maintain a live, terminal-native layered dependency map of a system as it is built. Exposes tools that lay down a ghost design first, mark the node currently under construction, and light nodes solid only when they are built and verified.

Enables coding agents to declare a layered dependency map as ghost nodes and then light nodes up as they are built and verified, with a live terminal pane and eight tools for tracking structure during bottom-up development. It keeps edges pointing downward, shows what is being worked on with a spinner, and marks cracked foundations red.