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Centralized manager for MCP servers. Connect once to localhost:37373 and access all your servers through a single endpoint. REST API, web UI, and VS Code config compatible.

Registry and hosting platform for MCP servers. 6,000+ servers indexed. One-command install and configuration via CLI. Supports local and hosted deployments.

Largest MCP server directory with 17,000+ servers. Security grading (A/B/C/F), compatibility scoring, and install configs. ChatGPT-like UI for browsing and testing.

AI-powered terminal built in Rust with GPU rendering. Block-based output, natural language commands, Agent Mode for autonomous tasks. 700K+ developers. Free tier available.

AI agent work needs local observability. OpenTelemetry, OTLP, Vercel AI SDK telemetry, and lightweight trace viewers give developers receipts for model calls, tool use, latency, errors, and cost before anything goes to production.

A step-by-step guide to building Model Context Protocol servers in TypeScript. Project setup, tool registration, resources, testing with Claude Code, and production patterns.

The AI coding market just passed 90% developer adoption. Here's what the data actually says about which tools are winning, what's shifting, and where this is all heading.

The creators of Ruff and uv are joining OpenAI. Here is what this means for the Python ecosystem, AI tooling, and why OpenAI is investing in developer infrastructure.

From terminal agents to cloud IDEs - these are the AI coding tools worth using for TypeScript development in 2026.

OpenClaw has 247K stars and zero MCPs. The best tools for AI agents aren't new protocols - they're the CLIs developers have used for decades.

Claude Code's popularity is not an accident. It won because terminal agents fit how software already works: files, shell commands, git, logs, project memory, and reviewable text.

OpenAI shipped a new feature in the ChatGPT macOS app that lets it read context from VS Code, Xcode, Terminal, and iTerm2. Here is how to set it up, what it can actually do today, and why the future of this feature matters more than the current version.

Cursor started as an open-source code editor and evolved into one of the most popular AI coding tools available. Here is a hands-on look at its key features, pricing tiers, and how it compares to traditional editors like VS Code.