Bartek Rutkowski (@RutkowskiHQ) announced Watchgoose now has an official OpenAI Codex plugin on chatgpt.com/plugins after last week's Claude plugin, and its MCP server is listed in major MCP directories.
Amazon Aurora DSQL now ships a purpose-built MCP server so coding agents can query, evolve schemas, and lint for DSQL quirks inside the IDE. It exposes seven tools (readonly_query, transact, get_schema, plus docs/recommend/lint), defaults to read-only with IAM short-lived tokens, and enables --allow-writes when needed; install via npx skills add aws/agent-toolkit-for-aws/skills --skill aurora-dsql. Unlike generic Postgres MCP, it understands DSQL-specific behavior.
Marwan Atef (@Marwan_3atef) covered OpenAI Secure MCP Tunnel: run a tunnel-client inside your network that long-polls over outbound HTTPS, forwards work to localhost MCP, and returns on the same tunnel. ChatGPT, Codex, the Responses API, and AgentKit can reach private MCP servers without inbound ports. Docs and the openai/tunnel repo are public.
Runway launched a hosted Dev MCP at dev.runwayml.com/mcp so coding agents can connect and approve to pick models, wire a Model Router, and debug failed generations without tab-hopping docs. The company post Introducing Runway Dev MCP is live.
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