Luxonis launched the Agent Toolkit (Luxonis MCP + skills) for Claude, Codex, and Cursor—making it easier to build and deploy visual intelligence on OAK edge devices. Ships with GitHub luxonis/skills and a release blog for agent-to-camera workflows.
ECC, an Anthropic hackathon-winning Claude Code setup (MIT), is open source: 68 subagents, 286 skills, and 94 commands covering plan → architecture → code → test → security → review → repair → ship. Repo: github.com/affaan-m/ECC.
Ruflo is an open-source multi-agent orchestration layer (70k+ GitHub stars) for complex jobs. After npx ruflo@latest init into Claude Code or Codex, it splits work across 100+ specialized agents (code, test, security, review) with Swarm layouts, Memory, MCP, Hooks, and cross-machine collab—while you keep using the normal CLI.
Okta shipped a hosted managed MCP server in Early Access for identity operations—no local clone/uv wrapper. Point Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code at it for user lookups, group assignments, system log slices, pending approvals, and bulk access requests. Schema validation blocks hallucinated field names, and payload cleaning flattens responses to TSV so the model is not drowned in metadata. Versus the open-source Okta MCP "clone and uv sync" path, this is the turnkey hosted lane. Details on the Okta product blog.
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