Short answer
Among the runner services whose own pages were read on 2026-10-27: Namespace documents a hosted MCP server for connecting AI agents and code editors; Depot ships a command-line tool (the Depot CLI) installed with Homebrew or a script; Vitko Runners ships an open-source command-line tool (vitko) with text output for people and JSON for agents, and does not list an MCP server; GitHub itself has the GitHub CLI and publishes a GitHub MCP server for its platform. This is a sourced list of what each page says, not a test of any of them. Maintained by Vitko, Inc., which sells one of the products measured.
What each page says
| Provider | What its page says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Namespace | Hosted MCP server. Its page describes connecting AI agents and code editors to Namespace with the hosted MCP server. | Namespace docs, MCP server, read 2026-10-27 |
| Depot | The Depot CLI, installed with Homebrew (brew install depot/tap/depot) or an install script, for Linux, macOS and other platforms. | Depot docs, CLI installation, read 2026-10-27 |
| Vitko Runners | Open-source vitko CLI (Apache-2.0): estimates your bill from GitHub’s usage report, prints the price list and switches repositories with one pull request; text on a terminal, JSON elsewhere. No MCP server listed. | Vitko Runners docs, CLI, read 2026-10-27 |
| GitHub (Actions platform) | The GitHub CLI for workflows and runs, and a GitHub MCP server that connects AI tools to repositories, issues, pull requests and workflows. | GitHub MCP Server README, read 2026-10-27 |
Docs change often; a missing entry means the page was not read, not that the feature does not exist. For prices agents can read, see the machine-readable price list.
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Method: how the runs were made; data: results.json; every raw record: the repository. Maintained by Vitko, Inc., which sells one of the products measured. Page dated October 27, 2026.