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mlx-optiq Local ModelsOkyasoft Pte LtdGuides you through running a quantized language model on your own Apple Silicon Mac with mlx-optiq.

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apple silicon local models quantization inference server local server

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mlx-optiq Local Models

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…lps you pick a model that fits, and, once you confirm the download, starts it with optiq serve as a local chat-completions endpoint. It shows how to connect a client to that endpoint, run a quick speed and quality check, and troubleshoot common problems such as running out of memory. It states the l…

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HarbormasterDimitri StefanopoulosInspect local port owners through Codex, prevent collisions, and stop one selected process safely.

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ports localhost developer-tools processes diagnostics dev-server

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Inspect local ports in Codex

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Codex-local port intelligence Collision prevention Safe process control

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Inspect local port owners through Codex, prevent collisions, and stop one selected process safely.

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Harbormaster runs in a local Codex task on the computer you want to inspect. It maps listening ports to their processes and projects, flags reservation collisions, records vanished services, and safely stops one explicitly…

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stark AI Developerservrox solutions UGstark AI Developer supports product blueprints, specifications, architecture decisions, code search, diagrams, visual reports, repository...

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…ble Codex memory with explicit safety boundaries. Build and maintain bots and Mini Apps on Telegram Serverless. Recommend available skills and tools for a supplied task with Jev in Codex. Connect, synchronize approved repository knowledge and curate a local Karakeep collection. Create and update compact visual HTML reports with complete source exports.

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…h, diagrams, visual reports, repository visuals, agent memory, capability advice, Telegram bots and local Karakeep knowledge. Its open-source instructions and scripts are reviewable. The OpenAI package has no bundled service or telemetry. Jev optionally sends tasks and public capability cards to Typ…

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Developer ToolsVersion 1.19.7
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ECZ-ID MCP TrustEcoCitizenz Ltd

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Review the MCP server configuration in a workspace: which servers are declared, how they launch, which environment key names look credential-shaped, local policy or allowlist evidence, and whether an ECZ-ID public proof reference exists. Inspection only. OBSERVED does not mean ENFORCED.

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Review MCP servers in a repo

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ecz-id mcp mcp-server mcp-config model-context-protocol review credential-shaped

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See what the MCP servers configured in a workspace expose: which servers are declared, how they launch, which environment key names look credential-shaped, and whether any ECZ-ID public proof reference exists. Inspect…

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ProtogridPEDRO IBANEZ REQUENA

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Protogrid is a public registry of MCP servers. Describe a task in plain words and it finds matching servers from the official MCP registry, tells you how each one connects (no sign-in, an API key, OAuth or a local package), and returns a ready-to-use configuration for clients such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or VS Code. Every server shows its tools, a change history of its tool definitions, and trust an…

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MCP server search for agents

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Agent MemoryRohit Ghumare

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…resume work, save useful context, and learn from corrections across your coding sessions using one local Agent Memory daemon. Includes search, session history, lessons, graph queries, memory maintenance, export, and deletion workflows. Requires Node.js 20+ and a running Agent Memory daemon. Basic k… …en enabled. This package contains the skills only. Install the Agent Memory daemon and wire its MCP server with `agentmemory connect codex` so the skills can call the memory tools. Designed for local Codex sessions.

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Local persistent memory Session handoff Lessons and recall Memory management

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Local persistent memory for coding agents. Recall decisions, resume sessions, learn from corrections, and manage memory through 17 skills that use the MCP tools of your own Agent Memory daemon.

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App ItChristian Katzmann

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Turn your local web projects into Mac apps you can launch from the Dock. Give each project its own window, name and icon, and open it without starting its development server by hand. App It helps your coding assistant build and install a personal Mac launcher, manage its local server and clean up when you quit. You can also give a hosted website its own app window.…

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Read Write Local

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codex claude-code skills macos dock app-bundle webkit local-dev

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Turn your local web projects into Mac apps you can launch from the Dock, with their own window, name and icon.

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CorezoidCorezoidCorezoid Actor Engine assistant. Exposes Corezoid operations as an MCP server and provides skills for creating, editing, reviewing, and d...

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….conv.json files Pull and push processes to Corezoid workspace Lint and validate process structure locally Run and inspect tasks on deployed processes Manage folders, aliases, and environment variables Build and maintain messenger bots over existing processes

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Corezoid Actor Engine assistant. Exposes Corezoid operations as an MCP server and provides skills for creating, editing, reviewing, and deploying business processes.

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Noodle SeedNoodle Seed

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Build production MCP servers and apps with Noodle Seed: author one TypeScript server.ts with the noodle CLI, validate and test locally, then deploy to a governed hosted MCP endpoint that works in ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and every MCP client.

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MCP servers MCP apps Hosted deployment

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mcp mcp-server chatgpt-apps claude codex noodleseed

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.33.58
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RelayDeskMave Studios LLP

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RelayDesk lets ChatGPT and Codex work on Windows, macOS and Linux computers, servers and VMs explicitly paired to the signed-in RelayDesk account. Inspect files, search folders, run approved commands and builds, troubleshoot processes and continue existing work. Every action requires user-owned device access and respects local safety boundaries.

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Paired device discovery Local file operations Process execution Remote diagnostics

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Securely work on explicitly paired computers, servers and VMs from ChatGPT and Codex.

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SkillquiverSaul AlmonteTwenty-three reusable Agent Skills for planning, implementation, review, verification, UI, and system work in ChatGPT and Codex.

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Read project files and relevant local context. Write project files when the user's task authorizes changes. Run host-approved local development commands and tests. Use optional host-provided browser, UI automation, or subagent capab…

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…me source catalog also supports Claude Code. It has no hosted backend, account, authentication, MCP server, bundled hooks, or app UI, and runs only through host-approved tools.

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deepface.devTech LocalAdd hosted facial verification to your application using deepface.dev. Set up an account, connect a server-side API key and test face com...

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Add hosted facial verification to your application using deepface.dev. Set up an account, connect a server-side API key and test face comparisons in your existing project.

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…ace embeddings and handle verification results in your existing stack. It guides account signup and server-side key setup, then tests the integration with images you are allowed to process. An optional brief project summary helps the deepface.dev team understand your needs; private code, conversatio…

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Developer ToolsVersion 1.0.0
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1Password Developer Tools1Password

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Use the local 1Password MCP server to manage 1Password Developer Environments and local .env mounts from Codex.

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Connects Codex to the local 1Password MCP server and enables Codex to work with 1Password Developer Environments. Codex does not get access to the underlying secrets.

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Agentic AtlasAvery Jones

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…ifact, design a new agent system, apply one named pattern — over two read-only agents; no SDK, CLI, local server, or content bundle is installed.

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…ign vocabulary and Atlas identifiers are sent to the hosted service. Applying a pattern can produce local edits when you authorize them. No account is required.

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.8.0
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BagelExtelligence

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…what would be kept, then run it on the robot. The plugin adds four skills that teach the agent the server's own workflows: triage, pipeline authoring, live sinks, and export to Rerun / Lichtblick / PlotJuggler / LeRobot. Bagel runs in Docker on your machine, so your data never leaves it: start the container, then connect Codex once with `codex mcp add bagel --url http://localhost:8000/mcp`.

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.2.2
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CodeAgent MobileCodeAgent Mobile

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…for your confirmation first. Requires a CodeAgent Mobile account with at least one paired session (local CLI, GitHub Codespace, CodeAgent Box or self-hosted server).

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Developer ToolsVersion 1.0.0
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ECZ-ID MCP VerifierEcoCitizenz Ltd

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Check the public ECZ-ID Resolver posture of an MCP server, agent, API or business from any MCP-capable agent host. Local-first, read-only, deterministic. Never writes truth, never scores, never uploads source.

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Check whether an MCP server, agent, API, package, domain or business has public ECZ-ID Resolver proof, and read the ResultState and ReasonCodes without turning them into a score. The three read-only ECZ-ID Verifier tools…

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.1.1
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FastlyFastly

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Manage Fastly services with a local MCP server

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Manage Fastly services with a local MCP server. Ask it to list your services, check traffic and usage, or review domains, backends, and TLS settings. It can also purge cached content and update service settings, dictionaries, and access con…

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Developer ToolsVersion 2.4.1
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heyGRCBETTER ISMS

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…osts inline findings, a neutral check run, and one sticky summary. This plugin does not review code locally. It walks you through installing the heyGRC GitHub App so reviews run server-side. Public repositories are free.

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@imqueueMYKHAILO STADNYK

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…you want to publish, and callers get a fully-typed client generated from the running service. This server gives your assistant first-hand knowledge of it, so it writes real @imqueue code instead of plausible-looking code. search_docs covers the guides, the tutorial, the CLI manual, the articles, an… …server, because a hosted server cannot reach your machine and should not claim to. They ship in the local install instead (npx -y @imqueue/mcp), and local_install_guide returns the setup steps for it.

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Developer ToolsVersion 3.7.9
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InngestInngest

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…ts can also use the bundled skills to build durable functions and agents, audit codebases, and test locally with an optional Dev Server connection.

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keelsonSTRICTUS LLC

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…ree and MIT-licensed. The Keelson hosting service is paid, with a free trial. The skill invokes the local Keelson CLI; it does not include an MCP server.

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loudkitLoudReader

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…with open weights. It runs on your own computer, with no account and no cloud API. This plugin adds local speech to a Python, JavaScript, Rust, Go or Swift project and helps you pick one of 28 voices in 10 languages. In a coding agent with a shell, on your computer or in a cloud task, it also makes… …and commands to run on your own computer. Your text and recordings are never sent to us: we run no servers. The model is downloaded once, then everything runs offline.

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Offline text to speech on your own computer: add local speech to an app, pick a voice, make WAV files from text, clone a voice you have the right to use.

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Portable ResumeYU-SHANG LUNG

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Portable Resume migrates bounded context from your previous local coding-agent sessions into a fresh session. One resume skill per supported source (17 sources: Antigravity CLI, Claude Code, Cline, Codex CLI, Crush, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, goos… …he network, never invokes the source agent's CLI, never modifies the source store, and ships no MCP server, credentials, scheduler or background service. Recovered text is marked untrusted and stale, and redaction is best-effort rather than complete data-loss prevention. This is offline context migr…

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.4.5
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PrismaPrisma

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…with Prisma Composer or get an existing app ready for Compute. The plugin guides you through setup, local testing, and deployment, then checks that your live app works. Optional diagnostics use Prisma's MCP server to inspect deployment state and logs. Requires ChatGPT's desktop app with local execution. Initially tested on macOS. Do not use this plugin to process protected health information (PHI) or pay…

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Remote Desktop CommanderDesktop Commander

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…sults itself, then continues from there. It connects to your own machine: a laptop, a desktop, or a server. Not a cloud environment. Your actual files and programs, in an ordinary ChatGPT conversation. Common uses: - Files and documents: finding things, comparing versions, renaming and sorting, searching large local archives - Code and projects: writing, running and fixing code on your own machine - Servers and devices: checking a VPS, deploying a change, reading logs, home automation - Troubleshooting: why…

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Developer ToolsVersion 2.0.3
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reverse engineering anythingThe Doers Firm LTD

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…tainty; and explain results. This is not an official REA product, does not include or operate REA's local MCP server, does not analyze files by itself, and does not make analysis safe or sandboxed. Use only artifacts and systems you own or are authorized to assess.

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Rondaronda

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…hatGPT. Connect a GitHub repository and ronda starts an isolated copy of the app with a running dev server and a live preview link. ChatGPT reads the code, makes small changes, checks the build output and shows you the result in the preview. Changes ChatGPT makes stay in the sandbox until you ask fo… …se it to change page copy, fix layout bugs, adjust styles or update components without setting up a local environment. ronda works with repositories you connect through your own GitHub account and only acts on projects in your ronda workspace. Limitations: the app must be able to run as a web projec…

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TemporalTemporal

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…s, activities, and workers across Python, TypeScript, Go, and Java SDKs; using the Temporal CLI for local development and operations; running and managing self-hosted Temporal Server; and working with Temporal Cloud for production deployments.

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…Temporal lifecycle — developing applications, using the Temporal CLI, running and managing Temporal Server, and working with Temporal Cloud.

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.4.3
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Terminal CommandsHAMDI KAHLOUN

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Terminal Commands connects ChatGPT and compatible MCP clients to computers and servers you control. Choose a saved project, inspect files, edit bounded text files, run locally approved commands, and review command activity and source changes. Active commands return progress and completion through server tools without requiring the workspace card or chat page to rema…

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Work on approved projects and receive command results directly through server tools.

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.6.0
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VibeRavenOhad Krispin

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…t a finding means, the published launch guides, and a manual launch checklist per stack. The hosted server cannot see your repository; the check itself runs locally. It is advice, not a gate, and not a live database or security test.

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…, or a Next.js + Supabase app on Vercel, with the official sources each page cites and one optional local VibeRaven step. Who it is for: people shipping a Vercel and Supabase app that was built with a coding agent or an app builder, before a launch or a client handoff. Limits: the hosted server cannot see your repository, database, dashboards or Vercel project, and it does not browse the web. The check itself runs on your machine with the npx command it names. VibeRaven is advice, not…

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Developer ToolsVersion 1.1.0
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YCloud Developer KitYCloud Developers

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…notifications, appointment reminders, customer support, and lead capture into an integration plan, server-side code, and local tests. Get help with template and media messages, incoming messages and delivery-status webhooks, contacts and unsubscribe preferences, WhatsApp Flows, business accounts, phone numbers, groups,…

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…integrations with YCloud: messaging, templates, media, contacts, Flows, and webhooks, with code and local tests for your app.

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Developer ToolsVersion 0.7.9
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