Eclipse Apply MCP runs on your own machine — the client starts it, so there is no endpoint to ping.
The auto-apply tool that shows its work — policy-scoped autonomy, review-first, receipts for
Today is the operative word: we check Eclipse Apply MCP every 15 minutes and re-read its code on every release. Watch it and you find out the day that stops being true.
Policy-gated x402 MCP for agent workflows with TEE receipts, 18 tools, and no custody.
The governed Zendesk server: OAuth-first, drafts until approved, and a receipt for every touch.
The auto-apply that proves the employer received it. ATS scoring, per-role resumes, interview prep.
signed performance attestations for agents, issued only against settled, receipt-backed work
Policy-scoped agent wallet: caps, recipient allowlist, human approvals, kill switch, audit trail.
Governed agent email identity — review-first sending, signed envelopes, and a fraud firewall that
Apple Ads MCP server: 9 read tools, 11 opt-in preview-first writes.
The Bluesky adapter: real public reads over the open AT Protocol, with review-first and house caps
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