MCP servers that give coding agents real developer tooling: linters, package registries, test runners, language docs and local build commands. 13,971 servers in this category.
Provides an AI agent with a structural code graph for knowledge-graph search, call-graph tracing, and architecture analysis.
An open-source Mac application that runs local or hosted AI models with self-improving capabilities through session-based skills and memory.
Provides a two-tier autonomous reverse engineering framework that combines fast CLI reconnaissance with deep formal verification and CPU emulation.
Enables Claude Desktop to resume unfinished work from ChatGPT Codex desktop agent threads by reading recorded activity checkpoints.
A self-hosted Windows MCP server that connects ChatGPT and local AI clients to your filesystem and processes using secure OAuth 2.1 and Windows Job Objects.
Creates a living knowledge base of frontend source code to help developers and coding agents map components, pages, props, and impact analysis.
Extends DeepSeek Harness with an MCP hub, Opfield instance integration, and multi-root workspace support.
An autonomous desktop AI agent that plans, writes, and executes code while managing files and external tools locally.
Verifies kernels and routes tool calls through a hashed registry and decision gate with local ledger logging.
Provides a centralized landing and identity hub for the Aziel Eliab ecosystem, including software, corpus, and runtime tools.
Provides a security runtime for autonomous coding agents to enforce authority boundaries, verify evidence, and manage human approval gates.
Records local tests and generates hash-chained receipts to verify data integrity and resilience.
Provides full-API MCP servers for Stripe, Vercel, and Clerk generated from official OpenAPI specs with intent-friendly tool names.
Manages skills and MCP servers through a centralized settings panel with global and project-level scoping and real-time configuration updates.
Provides a local-first sovereign workstation and loopback host for managing autonomous agents, MCP servers, and specialized AI development tools.
Enables AI agents to control a real Chrome browser instance with existing sign-ins using a token-efficient MCP server.
Allows AI agents to upload images and documents directly to a self-hosted media library and S3-compatible storage.
Provides a visible Chrome pane in Herdr to monitor and interact with browsers driven by coding agents using Playwright or Chrome DevTools MCP.
Lets coding agents identify and implement specific Figma design changes by tracking unbuilt nodes and properties through a per-node ledger.
Improves repository discoverability for humans, AI agents, and search engines by auditing metadata and generating essential files like llms.txt and AGENTS.md.
