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SurfSense gives competitive-intelligence agents live connectors for social platforms, search, maps, and the open web through REST APIs or MCP. Scheduled and event-triggered agents can combine sources into cited briefs and alerts, then keep findings in a searchable knowledge base. The platform, including connectors, automations, and the MCP server, can be self-hosted with Docker, but the project states that it is still under active development and not yet production-ready.

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Klavis gives developers SDK and API building blocks for connecting agents to external services through MCP. Applications can create per-user server instances, combine services such as Gmail and Slack behind a Strata endpoint, or use individual integrations from a catalog of more than one hundred options with OAuth support. Open-source components can also run locally through Docker or a pipx-installed Strata package. Calls to the hosted Klavis service require an API key.

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These skills teach coding assistants to use the Registry Broker API for live agent discovery across multiple protocols, identifier resolution, chat, and registration of agents or skills. Basic search and statistics are available from the CLI, while chat, registration, and some publishing flows require the relevant API credentials, ownership verification, or account balance.

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Codex ChatGPT Bridge lets ChatGPT handle scoped planning and review while Codex remains responsible for local execution and verification. It offers OAuth approval, narrow file roots, explicit on/off controls, and token rotation for a Windows-based setup. The trust boundary is significant: an authorized app can read and write files and run shell commands as the local user, so the bridge should stay off when idle and use the smallest possible workspace root.

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Puppeteer Real Browser MCP Server starts and owns a local Chrome process for an MCP client, exposing navigation, content reading, element lookup, clicks, typing, waits, and scrolling. It defaults to a visible browser, supports headless mode, proxies, custom Chrome paths, and dedicated profiles, and closes only the process it launched. The workflow requires reading page content before interaction, allows one browser session, and does not provide a real CAPTCHA solver.

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cowork-to-code-bridge connects Claude Cowork or a browser chat to Claude Code on a macOS, Linux, or WSL2 machine. It forwards approved tasks or scripts without opening network ports or using sudo, streams results back, and caches idempotent retries so work is not run twice.

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Authenticate once with OAuth2 or an API key, then run agent commands through a proxy that injects fresh credentials without exposing them to the child process. Authsome centralizes encrypted storage, token refresh, provider accounts, and headless access for CI or background workers. It can run as a local CLI or a self-hosted Docker daemon; the CLI requires Python 3.13 or newer.

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Untether bridges coding agents running on your own computer or server to a Telegram bot. From a phone, you can send text or voice tasks, stream progress, switch projects and sessions, transfer files, and respond when an agent needs input. It supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini CLI, and Amp, but approval controls, plan mode, and cost reporting vary by engine.

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This integration pack exposes the GhostSwap Partners API through MCP, OpenAPI, a Claude Skill, and configuration files for several coding assistants and agent frameworks. Developers can let an agent list currencies, quote swaps, create transactions, and poll status, while real swaps require an approved partner account and server-side credentials; the repository wraps the hosted API rather than running the exchange itself.

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connect-gemini-skill makes a locally authenticated Gemini CLI available inside Claude Code through /gemini, /gemini-review, and a dispatchable Gemini subagent. It supports independent opinions, Google-grounded research, very large context analysis, and diff review without switching terminals. The installer checks or installs the CLI, verifies authentication, and places the connector files. The coding-focused CLI can analyze images but does not generate Nano Banana images, and it targets macOS or Linux.

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GHL Claude Skill lets Claude Code operate GoHighLevel through API v2, covering contacts, opportunities, custom fields, tags, lookups, and spreadsheet imports with in-memory deduplication. It handles the service’s browser User-Agent requirement, E.164 phone normalization, padded spreadsheet rows, trusted names, and one opportunity per funnel. Credentials stay in environment variables, and the skill distinguishes API-supported objects from UI-only features.

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Run the setup script to check Go, Node, and Codex CLI, clone and build Moon Bridge, write a protected config with your DeepSeek key, back up the existing Codex config, and launch a local proxy on port 38440. A bundled Claude Code skill can guide the same setup, but the bridge still relies on the external DeepSeek service.

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NorthData Connectors wraps the NorthData API with a Python CLI, an MCP server, and a Claude skill that share one client and credit guard. It exposes German company profiles, owners, representatives, financials, and publications to shell scripts, CI jobs, and MCP-capable agents without duplicating API logic. A NorthData API key is required, usage remains subject to NorthData's terms, and the wrapper is an unofficial community project.