{"id":"georgik-esp32-mcp-server","name":"esp32-mcp-server","af_score":43.5,"security_score":18.2,"reliability_score":23.8,"what_it_does":"Runs an MCP server on an ESP32-C6 that connects to WiFi (DHCP) and exposes MCP tools over TCP (port 3000). A Rust bridge process translates Warp’s MCP stdin/stdout protocol to the ESP32 MCP server over TCP. Includes tools for WiFi status, SmartLED/NeoPixel control, and basic arithmetic compute.","best_when":"You want a lightweight, local-network MCP bridge to prototype IoT behaviors (LED + WiFi status) with an MCP client like Warp.","avoid_when":"You need strong network security (auth/TLS), remote exposure across the internet, or you require clearly specified reliability semantics (idempotency, retries, timeouts) for tool calls.","last_evaluated":"2026-04-04T21:22:28.753352+00:00","has_mcp":true,"has_api":false,"auth_methods":[],"has_free_tier":false,"known_gotchas":["No authentication is documented; assume any LAN client may reach the ESP32 MCP endpoint unless you add network controls.","Operations like LED control are not described as idempotent; repeated calls may change state unpredictably from an agent’s perspective.","Toolset is limited to the listed tools; agent may attempt unsupported actions unless the MCP tool list is enforced by the client.","WiFi credentials are compile-time embedded (not runtime); rebuilding is required for changes."],"error_quality":0.0}