Packages

An MCP server package intended to expose Yu terms-related capabilities to an AI agent via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Specific tools, endpoints, authentication, and behaviors are not provided in the supplied data.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) knowledge server package that likely exposes knowledge retrieval/tools to MCP-capable agents. (No README/repo contents were provided, so exact functions, tool names, and data sources cannot be verified.)

Provides an Nginx-based local server setup (via an 'altis-local-server-nginx' package) to run and serve a project locally, likely as a reverse proxy/static host for development or testing environments.

Provides a structured, research-backed guided process (packaged as Claude Skill content) to help a user audit and improve their Hinge dating profile: questions/interview to discover the user’s voice, photo strategy, prompt/copy writing, settings cleanup, and guidance for implementing changes over subsequent weeks.

puli-mcp-server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server package intended to expose capabilities to AI agents via the MCP interface. Based on the name alone and without README/repo details, the exact tools and behaviors cannot be verified.

A Python-based MCP server that exposes VOICEVOX text-to-speech capabilities (e.g., generic speaker speak, a specific Metan Aska-style tool, and a speakers list) by wrapping the VOICEVOX Web API using FastMCP.

MCP server package intended to expose SignNow (eSignature) capabilities to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol, enabling programmatic signing/document workflows through agent tool calls.

taskify-mcp-server provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes Taskify-related functionality to AI agents via MCP tools/operations.

tdd-mcp-server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server intended to help with Test-Driven Development workflows by exposing MCP tools/resources that agents can call.

vcosmos-mcp-server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server package intended to expose Vercel Cosmos (Cosmos DB) related capabilities to AI agents via the MCP interface.

Provides an MCP server (Hospital Data MCP Server) that exposes access to an included, entirely fictional hospital dataset via Model Context Protocol. It supports both SSE (server-sent events) and STDIO transports and includes guidance for running and testing with the MCP Inspector.

claude-colony is a CLI tool that orchestrates multiple Anthropic Claude Code agent instances in parallel using a tmux-based workflow. Agents coordinate through a file-based @mention protocol and run as full Claude Code instances, optionally using team presets and agent prompt files under .claude/agents/.

Fail2ban is a host-based intrusion prevention tool that monitors log files (e.g., for SSH failures) and automatically bans IP addresses that match configured patterns/rules, using configurable ban actions and whitelists.

Jackett is an application (typically self-hosted) that aggregates multiple torrent indexer sites and exposes them via a local interface compatible with torrent clients. It handles subscribing/enabling individual indexer definitions and searching across them, returning results to the requesting client.

A Go-based MCP server that connects to Jira (using a username + API key) to manage and track Jira issues. It can run in stdio mode and also supports an SSE transport.

Provides a Kubernetes-focused Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes operations for managing Kubernetes resources and retrieving/searching/exporting pod logs via HTTP endpoints.

laravel-echo-server is a self-hosted WebSocket server that relays Laravel broadcast events (from Echo) to clients via the Pusher protocol (or compatible clients).

Provides an MCP server that connects an MCP client (e.g., Claude/Cursor) to the browser automation capabilities of browser-use, allowing agents to control a browser through the MCP client while reusing the LLM already configured in that MCP client.

A Python-based repository intended to provide/market a “Model Context Protocol (MCP) Marketplace” of multiple MCP server implementations from Volcengine (and many third parties). The README describes selecting MCP servers from a marketplace, installing them into an MCP client via URLs/JSON, and lists many server categories (compute, storage, databases, etc.)—but does not include concrete implementation details for the root “mcp-server” package itself.

Provides a demo of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and client built with Spring Boot and Spring AI. The server exposes REST endpoints for managing medical patients and reports and integrates Spring AI MCP for context-rich interactions with an AI model; the client consumes the server and provides a client-side UI/endpoints for structured requests/responses.