doc: add overseer-nvim-mcp to third-party integrations - #526
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Adds overseer-nvim-mcp to the third-party integrations doc, plus the two references in the README. It's an MCP server that turns the long-running commands a coding agent starts (dev servers, watchers) into regular overseer tasks, so you can watch and stop them from the task list instead of them running as invisible children of the agent's shell.
Everything else in this list is a Neovim plugin; this one is an external tool driving overseer over RPC (
nvim_exec_luaon the$NVIMsocket, using the publicrequire("overseer")API). If you'd rather frame or place it differently, happy to adjust.