Ready-to-use agent config files for Codex, OpenCode, and Claude Code — drop in and customize.
6 MCP servers — puppeteer: Browser automation for visual testing, screenshots, accessibility audits, and UI verification.; figma: Read Figma designs, inspect component properties, extract design tokens and spacing values.; storybook: Browse and interact with Storybook component library. Inspect stories, props, and variants.; filesystem: Read and write component files, styles, tests, and configuration.; github: Manage PRs, review UI changes, and track frontend-related issues. (+1 more)
7 MCP servers — aws: Manage AWS resources: EC2, S3, Lambda, ECS, RDS, CloudFormation, and IAM.; docker: Build, run, and manage Docker containers, images, volumes, and networks.; github: Manage repositories, Actions workflows, releases, and infrastructure-as-code PRs.; terraform: Plan, apply, and inspect Terraform state. Browse provider documentation and module registry.; kubectl: 270+ Kubernetes tools for cluster management, deployments, troubleshooting, and monitoring. (+2 more)
7 MCP servers — filesystem: Read, write, and manage project files and directories.; github: Manage repositories, issues, PRs, branches, and releases on GitHub.; postgres: Query PostgreSQL databases, inspect schemas, and run SQL statements.; redis: Interact with Redis for cache inspection, key management, and pub/sub.; puppeteer: Browser automation for testing UI, taking screenshots, and verifying rendered output. (+2 more)
6 MCP servers — kubectl: 270+ Kubernetes management tools: pods, deployments, services, helm, networking, RBAC, and cluster operations.; kubectl-app: 8 interactive UI dashboards for Kubernetes: pods, logs, deployments, helm, cluster, cost, events, network.; docker: Manage Docker containers, images, volumes, and networks for local development and testing.; github: Manage Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, and CI/CD workflows in GitHub repositories.; filesystem: Read and write Kubernetes YAML mani
14 MCP servers — filesystem: Read, write, and manage files and directories. Replace /path/to/project with your actual project root.; github: Create issues, PRs, read repositories, manage branches and releases on GitHub.; postgres: Query PostgreSQL databases, inspect schemas, run read-only or read-write SQL.; redis: Interact with Redis: get/set keys, inspect data structures, manage cache.; docker: Manage Docker containers, images, volumes, and networks. (+9 more)