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NO.: #885757d9
Topic: AGENTS & TOOLS
Source: Awesome MCP Servers
Published: 2026-05-27 03:40:40
Importance: ★ 4/10 — radar 40
Original: github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers/commit/d20347cf805f1bdd34ed9b98fdb32cdcd3fef267

`mcp-microsoft-todo` added to `awesome-mcp-servers`

A new MCP server entry connects task data from Microsoft To Do into agent workflows. Small signal, but useful if your operations already live in Microsoft’s task stack.

[ KEY POINTS ]

awesome-mcp-servers merged PR #5894 adding mcp-microsoft-todo; this is a directory signal, not a full launch note.
The practical angle is agent access to Microsoft To Do lists. Useful for personal ops automation, lightweight task sync, and reminder-driven workflows.
No install steps, API coverage, auth model, or maintenance status are included here. Treat it as a lead to evaluate, not a ready stack choice.

Originalgithub.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers/commit/d20347cf805f1bdd34ed9b98fdb32cdcd3fef267Read original →

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#0001
#0001Agents & tools opencode_releases4 hours ago
`opencode` `v1.15.11` improves provider timeouts and background agents
60radar
opencodeOpen-source coding agent — supports TUI, Desktop, and MCP
Provider calls now get a 10s default header timeout, and background agents push updates without polling. Worth upgrading if you use remote projects, MCP servers, or desktop sync.
- headerTimeout adds a 10s default for OpenAI-style provider requests, reducing hangs from slow or broken upstream responses.
- Experimental background agents now push updates without polling. Long-running agent sessions should feel less wasteful and more responsive.
- Remote-backed projects now keep stable identity across reloads, fixing annoying session and cache drift in multi-machine workflows.
- MCP cleanup improved: dynamically added servers disconnect cleanly when removed, which matters for plugin-heavy agent setups.
- Desktop v2 got session-control polish and fixes for deleted sync caches, duplicate servers, and virtualized timeline interactions.
Source: github.com/anomalyco/opencode/releases/tag/v1.15.11Read original →
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#0002
#0002Agents & tools Awesome MCP Servers4 hours ago
`zendesk-mcp` Added to `awesome-mcp-servers`
40radar
zendesk-mcpMCP server — connects Zendesk support data to agents
A Zendesk-focused MCP server is now listed under support tooling. Useful if support tickets need to feed agent workflows, but details are thin.
- michaelrice/zendesk-mcp was added to the Support & Service Management section of awesome-mcp-servers.
- The immediate use case is clear: connect Zendesk support data to MCP-capable agents for triage or lookup flows.
- No setup, auth, or feature details are included, so this is discovery-level, not an adoption signal yet.
Source: github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers/commit/160deb18aRead original →
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#0003
#0003Agents & tools Awesome MCP Servers4 hours ago
`obsidian-mcp` added to `awesome-mcp-servers`
40radar
obsidian-mcpMCP server — connects an Obsidian vault to agent context
A self-hosted MCP server turns an Obsidian vault into searchable agent context. Useful for private knowledge bases, but still a small tool signal.
- obsidian-mcp exposes semantic search, wikilink graph access, and a self-describing vault to MCP clients.
- Self-hosted design fits private notes and project docs where SaaS knowledge tools are awkward.
- The signal is tool discovery, not adoption proof. Test quality, indexing behavior, and editor fit before wiring it into daily agents.
Source: github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers/commit/5075a2a70Read original →
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`mcp-microsoft-todo` added to `awesome-mcp-servers`

// related

`opencode` `v1.15.11` improves provider timeouts and background agents

`zendesk-mcp` Added to `awesome-mcp-servers`

`obsidian-mcp` added to `awesome-mcp-servers`