Packages

siliconflow-mcp-server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes SiliconFlow/LLM capabilities to MCP-compatible agents/tools, turning the provider’s API into callable MCP tools.

Provides an MCP server (Spring Boot-based) that retrieves Bitcoin price data from CoinGecko’s API, intended for use with Claude Desktop via an MCP server configuration that launches a packaged JAR.

Provides a Claude Code “skill” (and bundled Python scripts) that performs SEO audits and GEO (AI search optimization) for a given site/URL. It fetches and analyzes pages (technical SEO, on-page, schema, links, local/international SEO, etc.), generates a scored audit plus a prioritized plan, and can output deployable fixes such as JSON-LD and meta/redirect/robots changes. It also includes GEO-specific checks like AI crawler allow/block status and llms.txt/RSL-related templates.

A MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates WorkOS with Slack, enabling an agent to perform WorkOS-related actions in the context of Slack workflows (e.g., automations/tools exposed via MCP).

Provides a starter template for building an AI agent web app: a FastAPI backend using LangGraph Deep Agents (with tools and streaming) paired with a Next.js frontend using CopilotKit generative UI that renders tool-call events in real time. Includes Kubernetes/Skaffold deployment scaffolding.

A well-organized curated list of MCP servers focused on DevOps tools and capabilities, covering infrastructure management, cloud platforms, CI/CD, security, and monitoring. This is a directory/reference, not an MCP server itself.

@smithery/cli is a Node/NPX command-line tool that lets you authenticate to Smithery, search/add/list/remove MCP server connections, browse MCP tools, install/score “skills” from a Smithery registry, and mint OAuth/service tokens.

CLI tool to install and manage MCP servers for multiple clients (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor, VSCode, etc.). Supports installing from package names, scoped packages, full command strings, and remote URLs; can perform OAuth-based authentication for remote servers and write generated configuration for the selected client(s).

Jarvis is a locally-run, voice-first AI assistant for a user’s computer. It listens for a wake word (“Jarvis”), performs speech recognition (Whisper), runs an on-device intent judge and a selectable LLM via Ollama, supports local tools (e.g., screenshot/OCR, web search, weather, file access, nutrition/location features), and can connect to external capabilities via MCP servers (e.g., GitHub, Home Assistant, Google Workspace, Slack/Discord, databases). It claims 100% local processing and automatic redaction, with conversation/memory stored locally.

Jellyfin is a self-hosted media server for organizing and streaming your music, movies, and TV shows to clients over your network (and, optionally, the internet).

mcp-kit is an npm initializer/CLI that scaffolds Model Context Protocol (MCP) projects—either an MCP server or an MCP client—with TypeScript-oriented structure and example code for tools, resources, prompts, and multiple transport modes (stdio, streamable-http, SSE).

MCP server that exposes a single tool to perform web searches through a configured searXNG instance (default http://localhost:8080 via SEARXNG_URL).

Provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes Docker Desktop container, network, image, and log management as MCP tools on Windows.

CLI/tooling to scan and analyze MCP servers for potentially malicious behavior (e.g., command injection, SSRF, credential/env leakage, path traversal). Includes an optional LLM mode (Cerebras) and mentions a web dashboard for monitoring/scans and exporting reports.

An unofficial MCP server for Misskey that currently implements only a minimal subset of MCP tools—primarily posting notes (e.g., `post_misskey_note`) and `get_misskey_user_notes`; most other listed tools are unimplemented.

A Pact stub server that serves mock responses for consumer-driven contract tests (Pact) so a consumer can be tested against predictable provider behaviors without calling the real provider.

prompt-mcp-server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server package intended to expose “prompt” related capabilities to MCP-capable agents/tools via MCP. It likely enables an agent to request predefined or templated prompts through the MCP interface.

An MCP server package intended to calculate shopkeeper-related values (e.g., arithmetic/estimation utilities) and expose them to an MCP-capable agent via MCP tools. The provided prompt does not include README/repo contents, so the exact operations/tools exposed cannot be verified.

Provides an MCP server that surfaces tagesschau.de news content to an MCP-capable client/agent, including retrieval of latest articles and fetching details for a specific article (by URL).

An MCP server package intended to expose capabilities related to “tcinvest” to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol. (Specific tools, endpoints, and behavior were not provided in the prompt, so evaluation is based on name/assumed MCP nature rather than concrete README/manifest details.)