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Explore real harnesses, skills, integrations and CLIs. Inspect what each can access before adding it to your stack.

A starter registry, not an installation

These are source-backed starting points, not a ranking. The documentation and linked license information were checked on 7 November 2026. No tool was installed, connected, runtime-tested or independently security-audited for this registry. Versions, access, plans and compatibility can change.

Harness · CLI

Claude Code

Anthropic · official

A coding agent for working with files and commands in a terminal and other supported surfaces.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
See the official platform and setup guide for supported systems, account and provider options.
Access and cost
It may read and edit files and run commands according to its configuration and permissions. Review the work folder and approvals.
License and terms
Product and service terms apply; account access and charges depend on your plan.
Try a verification
In a disposable folder, ask it to describe the files it can see before allowing any edit.

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Harness · CLI

Gemini CLI

Google · official

A terminal-based agent with documented file, shell, skills and MCP workflows.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Check its current installation, authentication and platform instructions for your device.
Access and cost
File and shell capabilities depend on your configuration. Review permissions and any sandbox settings before running tools.
License and terms
CLI source: Apache-2.0; model/service access and costs have separate terms.
Try a verification
In a test folder, ask the agent to describe the task and permissions before it changes anything.

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Harness · runtime

Cloudflare Agents harnesses

Cloudflare · official

Documentation for agent loops and supported runtime approaches including Pi, OpenCode and Think.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Runs on the provider’s Workers platform; inspect the selected harness and SDK version for its actual model and tool support.
Access and cost
The chosen tools and deployment determine file, network and data access. Cloud resources and model usage may cost money.
License and terms
Check the individual harness, SDK and service terms.
Try a verification
Draw the request → harness → model → tool path and identify where the selected setup stores data.

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Skill · format

Agent Skills format

Agent Skills · specification

A documented format for packaging instructions in SKILL.md with optional references and scripts.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Use with a harness that supports the format; discovery paths and script execution differ between products.
Access and cost
A skill may ask an agent to read files or run bundled scripts. Read the whole skill and inspect its referenced code first.
License and terms
The format is documented openly; each skill and bundled asset has its own terms.
Try a verification
Open the example format and identify which parts are instructions, references and executable scripts.

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Skill · 3D workflow

scan-to-threejs

Wes Bos · community

A skill describing how to reconstruct an editable Three.js room from capture geometry and photos.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Requires a compatible agent and the companion project; capture and comparison workflows have additional device and software requirements.
Access and cost
The instructions reference local scripts, a browser helper and private capture files. Review them before use; keep room images and measurements private.
License and terms
Code and skill: MIT; office demo assets have separate terms.
Try a verification
Read the skill and identify which steps measure, model and compare before trying it with permissioned data.

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MCP · browser

Playwright MCP

Microsoft · official project

A browser automation server for compatible MCP clients.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Check the project’s current browser, client and setup instructions; a matching protocol alone does not prove your setup works.
Access and cost
It can interact with browser content and sessions. The project says it is not a security boundary; use a separate test profile and review permissions.
License and terms
Source: Apache-2.0; browser and connected-site terms can differ.
Try a verification
With only a test site and profile, inspect its documented tools and identify which could change state.

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MCP · files

MCP reference filesystem server

Model Context Protocol project · reference implementation

A reference server for file operations with configurable access controls.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Needs an MCP client and a server configuration. Confirm the current supported transport, version and allowed paths.
Access and cost
File operations can include writes within configured scope. Test with a disposable folder and inspect the available tools before use.
License and terms
The MCP project reports a license transition; review its current license and individual package terms.
Try a verification
List the requested directories and tools. Check whether any write operation is needed for your task.

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MCP · 3D

MCP for Blender

Siddharth Ahuja · community; not Blender Foundation

A community integration connecting an MCP client with a Blender add-on for scene operations.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Check the repository’s current Blender, Python, client and operating-system requirements before deciding whether to use it.
Access and cost
The project documents arbitrary Python execution in Blender and unauthenticated remote access. It also describes default anonymous operational telemetry and how to disable it.
License and terms
Source: MIT; optional assets and services have separate terms.
Try a verification
Read the security and telemetry sections. Use a disposable scene; do not expose a listener to the public internet.

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CLI · business

Intuit CLI for QuickBooks

Intuit · official repository

A command-line interface for QuickBooks Online API workflows.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Requires the documented Node.js, Intuit app and authorization setup; check current service availability and limits.
Access and cost
Commands can access or change financial data under granted scopes. Use your own sandbox and sample records when learning.
License and terms
CLI source: Apache-2.0; Intuit API and account terms apply separately.
Try a verification
Identify the sandbox, requested scopes and read/write commands before authorizing any account.

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MCP · documentation

xAI Docs MCP

xAI · official documentation

A remote MCP endpoint for compatible assistants to find and retrieve the provider’s documentation.

Compatibility, access and verification
Compatibility
Requires a client supporting the documented Streamable HTTP transport; follow the client’s own connection instructions.
Access and cost
A remote service receives requests you send to it. Review its current privacy and service terms, and do not send secrets.
License and terms
See the provider’s current documentation and service terms.
Try a verification
Read the listed documentation tools and confirm what information a sample query would send.

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Choose a stack for your task

  1. Name the outcome and choose an assistant or harness you can access.
  2. List the data, files and actions the task actually needs. A skill is instructions; an MCP server or CLI may provide actions.
  3. Inspect the source, version, license, permissions and compatibility. Start with fictional data and the smallest useful access.
  4. Check the output and record what you tested. A successful installation or a model’s assurance does not prove the result is correct.

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