Add SysKnife to community plugins#327
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Adds SysKnife to the community plugins list (single alphabetical line, between Synta MCP and Taisly Agent Kit).
SysKnife is a Linux sysadmin co-pilot exposed as an MCP server that works from Codex CLI (the setup wizard writes
~/.codex/config.toml+AGENTS.md). Plain-language requests become typed, risk-classified actions that a privileged daemon runs only after out-of-band terminal approval (a one-time, TTL-bounded receipt the agent can't mint), with an Ed25519-signed audit chain and automatic rollback. MIT-licensed, published to npm and crates.io.Same shape as the other MCP-server-for-Codex entries already in the list.