"Talos" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that enables interaction with Talos Linux clusters via gRPC API, supporting cluster management, monitoring, configuration, and resource inspection.

MCP server for Talos Linux cluster operations, providing typed actions for cluster configuration, bootstrap, kubeconfig, and more via talosctl.

Enables AI assistants to perform defensive security tasks such as vulnerability detection, CVE lookup, phishing/link safety checks, and security report generation via MCP tools.

MCP server for Talos Linux cluster management via the native gRPC API

Exposes TELOS governance primitives—action scoring, receipt verification, Purpose Anchor inspection, audit-chain queries, and CCRS counterfactual replay—as MCP tools, resources, and prompts for any MCP-compatible client.

Local-first MCP tools for AI-assisted work receipts, workspace maps, routing ledgers, measured verdicts, and shared state verification across the five Project Telos flagships.

Task planning and tracking for AI agents with project-based organization and Obsidian-compatible markdown storage.

An MCP server providing access to Telos, a philosophical AI mentor that combines rationalist thinking with stoic philosophy to offer personalized guidance and smart contract accountability on Solana.

A comprehensive suite of tools for DeFi operations and analytics on the Telos blockchain, including liquid staking, token swaps via Swapsicle, and real-time market data integration. It enables AI assistants to execute transactions, manage token portfolios, and monitor protocol yields through natural language.

MCP commerce surface for refurbished datacenter hardware — GPU rigs, server racks, drive arrays, and network gear, with x402 agent-payment discovery.

Enables Talon agents to delegate autonomous coding tasks to OpenAI Codex, supporting multi-step code operations with configurable sandboxing and approval policies.

An MCP server for the Talon accessibility framework that surfaces logs, configuration details, and status information. It enables users to interact with the Talon Python REPL to execute code and manage the framework through natural language.

Self-hosted productivity suite with document, slide, and spreadsheet editors, all accessible via a single MCP endpoint for agent-native interaction.