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    Enables local AI agents to communicate directly over Unix sockets, allowing multi-agent collaboration across different models and harnesses without any broker or network dependency.
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    A keyboard-first API client that stores requests and environments as plain files, and exposes its workspace over MCP so agents can browse, send, and create requests with vault access.
    555 npm
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    Enables AI to delegate boilerplate, drafts, tests, and refactors to free LLM providers, saving tokens and running tasks in parallel.
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    Lets AI agents exchange typed, schema-validated messages and coordinate asynchronously through a shared inbox, with tools to list, ask, send, and reply to other agents.
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    Enables explicit, auditable project-context handoffs between ChatGPT Work and Codex through nine MCP tools for upserting projects, creating handoffs and checkpoints, and retrieving project context and history.
    555 npm
    Apache 2.0
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    Enables AI agents to access a unified catalog of tools from various APIs (OpenAPI, GraphQL, MCP, Google Discovery) through the MCP protocol.
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    Enables separate Claude Code sessions across a team to see teammates' live presence, warn before editing a file someone else is editing, route shared-contract changes to the developers whose code depends on them, and produce structured handoffs when a session ends.
    555 npm
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    Enables explainable household replanning by generating reviewable schedule proposals from constraint solving, with transactional MCP tools for retrieving state, proposing changes, committing approved plans, and undoing previous plans.
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    High-performance Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connecting Claude Code and AI agents to Google Gemini 3.8 Flash, Gemini 3.1 Pro, reasoning effort, and image generation.
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    Enables local MCP clients to manage messaging workflows via stdio: list and read chats/messages, send messages, react to messages, manage typing/read state, and handle contact cards and requests.
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    Diagnoses the Codex MCP launch path and writes host configuration so Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code can spawn the dsh profile. It does not run the MCP stdio server in the Web process.
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    Enables agents to discover services and check API contracts via tools like directory search, API Doctor, and receipt verification, without requiring an account or payment.
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    Self-hosted session relay for Claude enabling shared message threads across multiple Claude surfaces like Code, Chat, and Cowork, allowing seamless state transfer without manual copy-paste.
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    A message relay MCP server enabling two separate Claude Code instances to exchange direct questions and answers asynchronously without sharing context.
    8 npm
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    Enables MCP clients to asynchronously submit tasks to a persistent coding agent already running on a development machine, disconnect, and retrieve results later through a secure, policy-controlled gateway.
    MIT