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A self-hosted web UI for managing Nginx servers with real-time monitoring, online configuration editing with validation, SSL certificate automation via Let's Encrypt, multi-server cluster support, and an MCP interface for AI-assisted configuration management.

The free and open-source React Best Practices Agent built on 10+ years of real-world experience distilled in Skills powered by Bluebag

Secure OpenClaw gateway - WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, iMessage adapters with Claude agent runtime

Provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for YNAB that exposes the YNAB API as MCP tools, auto-generating tools from YNAB’s OpenAPI spec via FastMCP. It uses a YNAB personal access token (env var) to authenticate requests and includes support for common CRUD operations across users, budgets, accounts, categories, transactions, payees, scheduled transactions, and budget months.

Agent Board is a multi-agent task orchestration service combining a Kanban board with DAG-enforced task dependencies, quality gates, auto-retries, task chaining, signed webhooks for event-driven wakeups, and an append-only audit trail. It exposes both a REST API and an MCP server so AI agents can create/move tasks and manage task comment threads.

Desktop application that extends Claude with persistent background automation, scheduled task execution, memory management, file watching, and worker agents. Runs as a menu bar/system tray app with a Node.js sidecar for scheduling and an MCP server for Claude integration. Supports pre-configured worker personalities (researcher, code reviewer, email assistant, etc.) and self-improving tasks that optimize based on execution history.

Provides an MCP server on macOS that lets AI assistants access Apple Mail via natural-language tools: read/search emails, manage folders and message state, compose/reply/forward, handle drafts and attachments, and generate basic analytics/export.

Provides an MCP server that lets an AI assistant query BloodHound Community Edition data (via BloodHound CE REST API and Neo4j graph) through a set of composite MCP tools (e.g., domain/user/group/computer info, graph analysis, ADCS info, and Cypher execution) and reference resources for Cypher and AD/ADCS/Azure methodology.

A Python demo/template repo for configuring and “mastering” Anthropic Claude Code hooks. It provides a full hook lifecycle implementation (13 hook events), logging, transcript conversion, prompt validation/context injection, tool permission auditing/auto-allow for read-only ops, and examples of orchestration via sub-agents and team-based validation. It also demonstrates optional TTS via multiple providers (e.g., ElevenLabs) using MCP servers.

Provides an MCP server that exposes two Codex-related tools to MCP-compatible coding assistants, bridging tool calls to the official OpenAI Codex CLI via subprocess execution. Supports configurable timeouts and (optionally) bypassing Codex CLI git-repository checks.

An open-core, self-improving code search platform that indexes codebases into vector embeddings and exposes semantic search via MCP servers. Uses ONNX embeddings, Qdrant vector DB, Redis cache, and an adaptive reranking system that learns from usage patterns. Provides two MCP endpoints: a memory server and an indexer server.

An intentionally vulnerable Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and companion web tools (inspector, dashboard, exfil listener) for security training: it simulates a fictional company with multiple departmental toolsets and challenge scenarios that demonstrate common attack classes (prompt/tool injection, SQL/command/path injection, privilege escalation, data exfiltration, TOCTOU, etc.).

Domscribe instruments supported frontend apps to map rendered DOM elements to stable source locations (AST-injected data-ds IDs and a manifest) and to enable agents to query live runtime context from the browser (props/state/DOM snapshots). It also provides a UI overlay for pointing at elements and sending UI-change annotations that agents can claim/implement via MCP.

EnrichMCP is a Python framework for building MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that expose a semantic, type-safe data layer. It generates typed/discoverable tools from data models (e.g., SQLAlchemy models) or user-defined Pydantic schemas, supports relationships, validation, pagination, caching/context, and can serve over multiple transports (stdio by default, plus streamable HTTP).

mcpc (@apify/mcpc) is a universal CLI client for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that exposes MCP server operations as intuitive shell commands, supports persistent sessions via a bridge process, and provides OAuth 2.1 (PKCE) and secure credential storage (OS keychain / fallback file). It can also output consistent JSON for scripting and includes a proxy mode for authenticated session access from AI “code mode” environments, with experimental x402 support for agentic payments.

Provides a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Perses application, allowing MCP-capable LLM hosts to manage Perses resources (projects, dashboards, datasources, roles, variables, plugins). Supports stdio (local) and HTTP (remote/shared) transports and can run in read-only mode.

An MCP server that uses Playwright to let an LLM agent automate a real browser: navigate to URLs, interact with page elements (click/hover/fill/select), run JavaScript in the page context, capture screenshots, and view browser console logs via MCP tools/resources.

Minecraft MCP Server is an MCP server that connects Claude Desktop to a Minecraft Java Edition world via the Mineflayer API, enabling AI-driven control of a Minecraft bot for building, exploration, inventory management, and in-game communication through natural language.

phabricator-mcp is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that wraps Phabricator's Conduit API, exposing MCP tools for interacting with tasks (Maniphest), code reviews/diffs (Differential), repositories and file contents (Diffusion), users, projects, pastes, wiki (Phriction), blogs (Phame), transactions, uploads/files, builds (Harbormaster), owners, activity feed, chat threads (Conpherence), audits, and PHID lookup—via stdio MCP transport.