Packages

OpenSSH Server (sshd) provides secure remote access to machines using the SSH protocol (e.g., interactive shell, command execution, and SFTP). It handles authentication, encryption, key exchange, and session management for inbound SSH connections.

PCSX2 is an open-source PlayStation 2 (PS2) emulator for running PS2 games on compatible hardware. It focuses on emulating the PS2 CPU/GPU and related subsystems, with configurable settings/plugins to improve compatibility and performance.

Provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server intended to enable autonomous penetration testing workflows via a locally accessible server/UI (example localhost:8080) on Linux distributions such as Kali Linux and Parrot OS.

powerjob-server appears to be the server component for the PowerJob job scheduling/execution system, responsible for accepting job definitions, managing job/task dispatching, and coordinating worker execution.

A Go/Python-based MCP tool intended for “server inspection” where a server runs an agent program and a PC runs an MCP program (configuration example shown in README). The README excerpt is minimal and does not document concrete MCP tools or inspection capabilities.

sshuttle-server is a server-side component intended to support “sshuttle” style SSH tunneling/forwarding via a relay server (i.e., enabling SSH connectivity through a controlled server). It appears to be a self-hosted tool rather than a cloud SaaS/API service.

ToolJet Server CE (Community Edition) is a self-hosted deployment of ToolJet, enabling users to run ToolJet on their own infrastructure and connect to data sources/dataservices to build and host internal application dashboards/workflows.

Ubooquity is a self-hosted application that serves and organizes your personal e-book (ePub/PDF), comic (CBZ/CBR), and related content via a web interface. It scans a directory of files, builds a library, and serves readers/metadata over HTTP.

unifi-controller is a self-hosted Ubiquiti UniFi Network Controller application used to manage UniFi switches, access points, gateways, and related network settings, provision devices, and monitor network/client status.

valheim-server is a deployment/management repository for running a Valheim dedicated server (e.g., via containerization and configuration). It is not presented as an external API service; it primarily helps operators stand up and maintain a game server.

xtts_api_server is an application/service intended to expose XTTS (text-to-speech) capabilities via an API. In typical deployments, it serves endpoints to synthesize speech from text and return audio output.

awesome-mcp is a community-curated collection/knowledge hub for Model Context Protocol (MCP), linking to MCP-related libraries and papers plus a couple of tutorial links. It does not appear to provide an MCP server, SDK, or executable functionality itself.

backend-base-image appears to be a container/base image package intended to provide a standardized backend runtime environment for application development/deployment (e.g., common OS packages, language/runtime, and baseline configuration).

Cursor Directory is a community hub website where users submit and browse Cursor-related content (plugins, MCP servers, rules, skills, agents, hooks, LSP servers), plus supporting features like events and jobs. It is backed by a Supabase database and is implemented as a Next.js app.

docker-nuget-server is a Docker-based NuGet package server that you can run locally/self-host to host and serve NuGet packages (a private NuGet feed) from a containerized deployment.

elsa-server-and-studio-v3 is a self-hostable “server + studio” web application (likely for building/operating an ELSA workflow/bot automation system). It provides a server component to run the backend and a studio component for configuration/management of conversational/workflow behavior.

ghidra-server is a service for running Ghidra analysis headlessly and exposing it to other tools (e.g., to load binaries, run analysis workflows, and retrieve results) via an API interface.

guacd (the “Guacamole protocol daemon”) is the server-side component of Apache Guacamole that bridges web clients to backend services (e.g., SSH, RDP, VNC) using Guacamole’s protocol.

Kimai is an open-source time tracking system for tracking work (e.g., time entries per customer/project), with billing/reports features. It can be self-hosted via web UI and exposes a backend for managing entities like activities, projects/customers, users, and time records.

mapserver is a software package for serving and rendering geographic map data (maps/tiles) from spatial data sources, typically via configurable server-side map files (e.g., defining layers, projections, styles) for clients to request rendered map outputs.