Packages

altv-voice-server is a server component for the alt:V platform that provides voice communication capabilities to game clients (e.g., enabling voice channels/transport between players).

docker-nuget-server is a self-hostable Docker-based NuGet package server (NuGet feed) intended to host and serve .nupkg artifacts over HTTP so NuGet clients can restore packages from that feed.

LLaMA Factory (llamafactory) is a Python framework/CLI/UI for training and fine-tuning a wide range of LLMs and multimodal models using many supervised and RL-style training approaches, with support for efficient methods (e.g., LoRA/QLoRA and quantization) and multiple inference backends including an OpenAI-style API via vLLM/SGLang.

A minimal example of an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implemented in Go. The provided README contains only a one-line description, with no further details on tools, configuration, auth, or endpoints.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server intended to provide an LLM access to databases via JDBC (i.e., a bridge between model tools and database queries/operations).

netxms-server appears to be a server component of the NetXMS monitoring platform, responsible for running the core monitoring backend (data collection/processing, storage coordination, and serving monitoring results) for managed hosts.

OpenClaw Dashboard is a local, DB-less web UI (Next.js) that reads OpenClaw configuration and local session files from ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json (or OPENCLAW_HOME) to display bot/agent status, model details, session lists and token usage trends, gateway health, connectivity tests, alerts, and an i18n/light-dark themed pixel-art “office” visualization.

admission-server is an HTTP service (likely Kubernetes-style admission webhook server) that receives admission review requests and applies policy decisions (e.g., allow/deny/mutate) before resources are persisted.

Apache HTTP Server 2.4 (often packaged as apache24) is a production-grade web server and reverse proxy for serving HTTP/HTTPS content and handling web application traffic.

csgo-server is a server-side package for hosting a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) game server. Based on the provided name alone, it appears to manage game server setup/runtime (e.g., launch parameters, configuration, and/or remote management), but no actual repository contents, README text, or manifest were provided to verify specific features or interfaces.

Domoticz (domoticz) is an open-source home automation software that acts as a controller for IoT devices/sensors and provides a local interface (typically via HTTP) to manage devices, view status, and configure automations.

DR-ServerMCP appears to be a Go-based project intended to provide an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server interface, likely exposing some “DR” functionality to agent tooling. However, no repository contents (README, API specs, MCP tool definitions, auth, or error/rate-limit behavior) were provided, so concrete capabilities cannot be verified from the given data.

MCP server intended to provide Fantasy Premier League (FPL) data/actions via the Model Context Protocol. The provided README contains only a title with no implementation or usage details.

open_im_server is an open-source chat/im server implementation (from the name and typical ecosystem conventions), intended to provide real-time messaging and related backend services for instant-messaging clients.

A Spring AI MCP server implemented with SSE (server-sent events). The provided README contains only a minimal instruction to run it as a standard Spring Boot application; no MCP tool/resource details are present in the supplied data.

symbol-server appears to be a service that serves symbol/debug information (e.g., for crash reporting or debugging) to clients. However, no README/repo metadata or manifest was provided here, so specific endpoints, protocols, authentication, and behavior cannot be verified from the input.

ubuntu_x2go_server is a packaging/installation resource for running an X2Go server on Ubuntu, enabling remote desktop sessions (typically via SSH-tunneled X2Go) for users to access graphical environments.

CC Switch is a cross-platform desktop (Tauri/Rust + TypeScript UI) app that manages and switches configuration for multiple AI coding/assistant CLI tools (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw). It provides provider presets, unified MCP and Skills management with sync across apps/devices, a proxy/failover layer, and local persistence via SQLite.

Provides a Go-based MCP server (per repository description) and an included/related utility to extract LeetCode authentication cookies (LEETCODE_SESSION and csrftoken) via interactive Chrome automation using chromedp. It outputs shell-exportable environment variables and supports caching until cookies expire.

Runs a DHCP server with optional DNS and optional PXE/iPXE boot support. DHCP/DNS records are driven by MCP 2.0 server metadata from Dimension Data CloudControl; DNS can serve a pseudo-zone for A/AAAA/PTR records and forward other queries to a fallback resolver. PXE/iPXE clients get boot configuration/scripts (with optional overrides via server tags).