Daimonos MCP server

Daimonos is a helper program for AI coding assistants. It sits between your assistant and your computer, so when the assistant reads a file or runs a command, it gets back a short, clean answer instead of a wall of terminal text. It is handy for developers who use an AI assistant to write and test code and want it to be quicker and cheaper.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI assistant to do something, like run your tests or check what changed in your project. The assistant passes that request to Daimonos. Daimonos runs the command or reads the file on your computer. Then it sends back a short, structured answer, such as "47 tests passed, 0 failed" instead of hundreds of lines of output. Your assistant reads that short answer, saves it, and tells you what happened.

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What you can do with it

• Read and write files in your project
• Search your code for words or patterns
• Run commands like tests and builds, and get short summaries
• Check git status, log, diff, and branches
• Create and view pull requests with the gh tool
• Check Docker containers and logs
• Batch several small actions into one request

Try asking your AI

• “Run the tests and tell me only which ones failed.”
• “Show me the git status in a short form.”
• “Search the project for where we handle login.”
• “Check if any Docker containers are running and show me their names.”

What it gives back to you

You get short, structured answers in your chat. For example, instead of a long test log you see a small summary like "47 passed, 0 failed". File reads come back as text, searches come back as a list of matches, and git or Docker checks come back as a compact list. If a file has not changed since last time, it just says so, which saves space.

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Who it's for

Developers and engineers who use an AI coding assistant and want it to work faster and use fewer tokens.