Eclipse Compass MCP runs on your own machine — the client starts it, so there is no endpoint to ping.
The Thumbtack adapter: one approved Task Brief becomes a native Thumbtack request, and a hire runs
Today is the operative word: we check Eclipse Compass MCP every 15 minutes and re-read its code on every release. Watch it and you find out the day that stops being true.
One approved Task Brief, every marketplace: hash-bound briefs, all-in quotes, and a hire that runs
Native WebKit for Mac. Human approval and persistent sign-ins. Requires the companion app.
The Consent Registry and Number Registry every Eclipse telephony adapter obeys.
Signed images, governed runtimes — the gate runs first: no verified signature and provenance, no
Talk with Upforge Echo, compare services and proof, or request a human-approved project review.
The Coinbase exchange adapter: spot products and books, normalized into the suite's one book.
The Instagram adapter, formalized: capability-declared, hash-bound native variants for Feed
The Bluesky adapter: real public reads over the open AT Protocol, with review-first and house caps
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