Packages

An MCP server that exposes Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Network Firewall service APIs, enabling AI agents to manage next-generation firewall policies, security rules, URL filtering lists, application groups, and firewall instances within OCI virtual networks.

Self-hosted web app/agent for answering data questions about a dbt project using a knowledge base built from dbt models and documentation. It includes a Next.js dashboard, a Django/DRF backend, background workers, and an optional self-hosted MCP server with OAuth2 authentication for LLM clients to query dbt model/project information.

Hookdeck CLI is a Go-based CLI that (1) creates persistent Event URLs and forwards incoming Hookdeck events to a local HTTP server (a tunnel alternative to ngrok-like tools) and (2) manages Hookdeck Event Gateway resources (sources, destinations, connections, events, transformations). It can also run an Event Gateway MCP server ("hookdeck gateway mcp") to expose gateway capabilities as tools to MCP-capable AI clients.

Hydra is a configuration management framework (commonly for ML/AI and research codebases) that composes configurations, supports hierarchical config structures, and makes it easy to run experiments with parameter sweeps via command-line overrides.

live-server is a local development utility that serves a project directory over HTTP and automatically reloads/broadcasts changes to the browser when files are edited.

An MCP server package that enables AI agents to retrieve relevant knowledge from AWS Bedrock Knowledge Bases (KB retrieval) and return it as context for downstream model responses.

Nextcloud is self-hosted open-source collaboration software that provides a web interface and APIs for file storage/sync, sharing, and related services such as calendars, contacts, and document editing.

OpenOps is a no-code FinOps automation platform that helps organizations reduce cloud spend through pre-built and customizable workflows for cost allocation, anomaly detection, workload optimization, and budget management with human-in-the-loop approvals.

workos-gmail-mcp-server is an MCP server wrapper intended to let an AI agent interact with Gmail-related capabilities via an MCP-compatible tool interface.

Provides a local, stdio-based MCP server that wraps CData’s JDBC Driver for Airtable, exposing Airtable tables/columns and SQL SELECT querying (and it claims broader CRUD in the managed offerings, but this repo is explicitly read-only). Intended for LLM clients like Claude Desktop to retrieve live Airtable data using MCP tools without writing SQL.

bitcoin-mcp is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets AI agents interact with the Bitcoin and Lightning Network ecosystems—e.g., generating keys, validating addresses, decoding raw Bitcoin transactions, querying blockchain data, decoding BOLT11 invoices, and paying Lightning invoices via LNBits.

Provides an MCP server (stdio for Claude Desktop, and an HTTP mode for testing) that integrates with BurpSuite via the Montoya API to trigger scans, retrieve scan results, and access proxy/traffic history and scan queue/issue resources.

clawfu-skills is an MIT-licensed collection of structured “marketing skills” (159 described in the README) meant to be used by AI agents, primarily via an MCP server entrypoint (npx @clawfu/mcp-skills). Each skill is stored as a SKILL.md file with YAML frontmatter, and includes guidance such as when to use, expected AI vs human actions (“What Claude Does vs What You Decide”), and “Skill Boundaries”/limitations.

go-utcp is a Go implementation of the Universal Tool Calling Protocol (UTCP) that lets clients discover and call tools through multiple transport types (e.g., HTTP, WebSocket, gRPC, GraphQL, TCP/UDP, CLI, SSE/streaming HTTP) and provides utilities like environment-variable substitution (.env) and an OpenAPI-to-manual converter.

Provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Home Assistant using HTTP transport. It exposes MCP tools/resources/prompts/completions that let an AI assistant query Home Assistant state and call services, and it supports OAuth 2.0 authentication via an external OIDC server (hass-oidc-server), including dynamic client registration for remote use (e.g., Claude in a browser).

Local MCP Gateway is a self-hosted control-plane/proxy that aggregates multiple MCP servers behind profile-specific HTTP endpoints, with a web UI for managing MCP servers, profiles, tools, logging/observability, and access control (API keys and OAuth 2.1).

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides Kubernetes management tools to AI clients, enabling operations such as applying manifests (including server-side apply), dry-run validation, viewing/scaling workload resources, log streaming, port-forwarding, and multi-cluster context switching.

Provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes MongoDB-backed content to LLMs, with an SSE-based MCP interface for JSON-RPC 2.0 calls and a separate REST CRUD API for managing novels/chapters/characters/Q&A data.

mcp-reasoner is an MCP server implementation for Claude Desktop that provides configurable reasoning strategies—Beam Search and Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS)—and reports/evaluates the quality of different reasoning paths. It also includes experimental “alpha” MCTS variants with additional (incomplete/subject-to-change) simulation layers.

An MCP server that helps an agent work with AWS and Terraform-related workflows by exposing tools for tasks such as Terraform configuration/plan/apply and AWS resource interactions (exact tool list not provided in the prompt).