Packages

Kurento Media Server (kurento-media-server) is an open-source media processing server for real-time communications. It provides server-side WebRTC media handling and media pipelines (e.g., routing/mixing/transcoding) to build video conferencing and streaming applications.

mybuz-mcp-server is an MCP server that exposes tools intended to interact with a database and retrieve customer-related data so an LLM can answer questions about customers. The README provides only high-level setup/inspection instructions and a local URL, without describing specific tools or schemas.

A self-hosted "simple upload server" that exposes an HTTP endpoint to accept file uploads and store them on the server.

The package name suggests an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes “supercorp-explorium” capabilities to an MCP-compatible agent. However, no README/repo contents or manifest were provided, so the specific tools, behaviors, endpoints, and operational details cannot be verified from available data.

syntect_server is a server wrapper around the Rust syntect syntax-highlighting library. It provides an HTTP service to generate syntax highlighting (e.g., converting code into highlighted output based on syntax definitions and themes).

syslog-ng is an open-source syslog daemon for receiving, parsing, filtering, and forwarding log messages (e.g., to files, other hosts via network protocols, and a variety of destinations) with configurable templates and transport settings.

tl-mcp-server appears to be an MCP server package intended to expose tools/resources to an MCP-capable agent runtime. However, no README/repo metadata or manifest content was provided in the prompt, so concrete functionality, endpoints/tools, and operational behavior cannot be verified.

WebHive appears to be an AI-driven browser automation/control center. It runs a local web UI and a controllable browser session (optionally reusing an existing Chrome profile) to let an AI model perform tasks in the browser while showing interactions via a built-in VNC/noVNC viewer. It supports multiple LLM providers via API keys configured in an .env file.

This repository is an “awesome” curated index of Claude Code plugins, listing categories and links to individual plugin directories (e.g., slash commands, subagents, MCP servers, hooks). It also documents how to host and share a plugin marketplace via a Git repository and a .claude-plugin/marketplace.json file.

A minimal Python package described as a simple Claude MCP integration example. The README shows a `main.run()` entrypoint, but provides no details about the MCP server, tools, or functionality beyond a stub-like usage snippet.

Context-engineering repository/companion materials and examples for designing context-aware LLM/agent systems, including concepts for structuring system instructions, retrieval/external knowledge, tools and memory, and state/multi-agent flows, plus an online context-aware prompt builder tool referenced in the README.

Gemini CLI Desktop is a cross-platform desktop (Tauri) and web UI for interacting with Gemini CLI and Qwen Code. It provides visual confirmation for AI tool actions, real-time thought process display, code diff viewing, chat history management with search, a file tree browser and file @-mentions, and MCP server integration. It supports multiple models/providers and a multi-language UI.

kiwix-server is a server application for hosting and serving Kiwix ZIM content (offline web/news/books) so it can be accessed over the network via HTTP.

A minimal README describing how to integrate a Spring Boot application with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using Spring AI MCP client components, and how to run the resulting JAR with the Goose agent (via a shell script extension).

A Java/Spring Boot-based MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation built using Spring AI and Spring Data JPA. It is intended to expose application capabilities to MCP-capable AI agents, with persistence via JPA.

plantuml-server provides a service interface for rendering PlantUML diagrams (server-side generation of images from PlantUML source).

pos-mcp-server appears to be an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server package for POS-related functionality, enabling an AI agent to access POS data/actions via MCP tools. However, no repository README/manifest details were provided in the prompt, so tool coverage, endpoints, auth, and operational behaviors cannot be verified.

ray-mcp-server is an MCP server (Model Context Protocol) intended to expose Ray-related functionality to MCP-compatible AI agents/tools. The package name strongly suggests it wraps Ray capabilities behind MCP tool interfaces for agent-driven orchestration.

Evaluates an MCP server implementation (“starlake-mcp-server”) intended to expose StarLake-related capabilities to MCP-capable agents. The provided prompt includes only the package name, with no README/repo metadata or manifest content to analyze for supported tools, endpoints, auth, or behavior.

starsc-mcp-server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server package intended to expose Stars/StarSC-related functionality to AI agents via the MCP interface. Based on the provided input, no README/repo metadata was included, so details about the exact tools, parameters, and behavior cannot be verified.