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Cross-agent messaging for MCP clients, enabling agents to discover one another, exchange threaded messages, and resume work in a persistent project room.

Enables AI assistants to perform software-development tasks such as deep research, codebase mapping, context curation, requirements and user-story generation, full-stack starter project scaffolding, and multi-step workflow execution.

Enables AI assistants to research, plan, generate requirements, user stories, task lists, and full-stack starter projects, analyze codebases, curate context, and run multi-step software development workflows through MCP tools.

Enables AI assistants and MCP-compatible clients to research, plan, generate requirements, analyze codebases, manage tasks, create user stories, and scaffold full-stack starter projects through specialized development tools.

Enables Claude chat and Claude Code sessions to exchange tasks, tickets, and project context through a local inbox, including threads, project cards, session status, and shared markdown context.

Enables AI assistants to conduct deep research, map codebases, curate context, generate requirements/user stories/task lists, scaffold full-stack starters, and execute multi-step workflows.

Generates professional client proposals including timeline, tech stack, price estimate, and milestone breakdown from client requirements.

Enables AI assistants to research topics, generate product requirements and user stories, map codebases, curate context, scaffold full-stack starter projects, and run multi-step development workflows.

Enables AI assistants to research topics, map and analyze codebases across 35+ languages, curate context, and generate requirements documents, user stories, task lists, and full-stack starter projects. It also supports multi-step workflow execution and AI-native task management through a CLI, interactive REPL, or MCP client integration.

An MCP server that manages a TODO list with user authentication via Stytch, enabling AI agents to interact with a full-stack application.

Enables AI assistants to create, read, update, delete, and manage Slack List items, providing full task management within Slack through natural language.

Equips MCP-compatible AI assistants with software development tools for research, codebase mapping, context curation, PRD/user-story/task generation, full-stack scaffolding, and multi-step workflow execution.

Enables AI assistants to perform software development tasks such as deep research, codebase analysis, requirements and user story generation, task management, and full-stack project scaffolding.

Enables comprehensive Slack workspace automation and management through the Slack API. Supports messaging, channel management, analytics, file uploads, polls, user management, and advanced features like scheduled messages and bulk operations.

Provides a local, vendor-agnostic control room where coding agents can be assigned tasks, exchange scoped messages, submit claims, and have work reviewed across different models, with a voxel-world interface for inspecting sessions and evidence.

Enables AI assistants to research topics, plan and generate software requirements, manage development tasks, analyze codebases, and scaffold full-stack starter projects through integrated development tools.

Equips AI assistants and MCP-compatible clients with software development tools for deep research, requirements and PRD generation, user stories, task lists, codebase mapping, context curation, and full-stack project scaffolding. It also runs multi-step workflows and AI-native task management over stdio or SSE transports.

An MCP server that helps users with ADHD traits manage Slack mentions by analyzing requests, structuring replies, and breaking tasks into small, actionable steps.

Enables AI agents like Claude and Codex to store, search, and exchange project knowledge such as architectural decisions and work packets, with tenant isolation for security.

Gives AI assistants structured access to a test automation stack so they can run suites, inspect failure details and captured output, look up test data, and file Jira bugs (or drafts) only for confirmed defects. It works with any framework that emits JUnit XML, letting assistants triage flaky, environment, and test-data issues alongside real product defects.