Ponytail is a plugin that forces coding agents to reuse repo code, stdlib, and native APIs before writing new lines. It took #3 on Product Hunt on Sept 5 and installs on Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and 14+ other agents.
Stacklok’s Apache 2.0 ToolHive runs MCP servers in Docker/Podman or Kubernetes containers with network filters and secrets isolation. Admins can add a signed registry, an OIDC/OAuth gateway, and one click installs via the desktop portal…
dif.sh stores feature flags and A/B tests as git reviewed Markdown files, builds a typed client, and writes dif/context.json so agents like Claude Code and Cursor know what’s live. It hit 1 on Product Hunt on Sept 5; install is npm install g @dif.sh/cli with no signup…
AWS MCP Server now ships a serverless capability so agents like Claude Code and Kiro can inspect Lambda and linked API Gateway, EventBridge, S3, DynamoDB, SNS, SQS, and Step Functions in one call—including 7 day error baselines—at no extra cost…
Armature ran 17k sandboxed sessions and found Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor pick the same third party tool in only 42% of cases. Codex searches the web in 94% of sessions; Claude Code in 30% and builds in house nearly twice as often…
Google’s Gemini Enterprise custom MCP data store lets admins point the assistant at their own MCP servers over StreamableHTTP + publicly trusted TLS (SSE and self signed certs are out). Tools import as actions (up to 100 enabled), default to user confirmation, and support OAuth 2.0 or Cloud Run IAM…
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