{"id":"peerjs-peerjs-server","name":"peerjs-server","af_score":33.2,"security_score":40.8,"reliability_score":30.0,"what_it_does":"peerjs-server provides a self-hosted PeerJS signaling/server component to enable WebRTC peer-to-peer connections (peer discovery/registration and message routing) for clients using the PeerJS protocol.","best_when":"You want to control infrastructure for PeerJS signaling and you can run/manage a Node.js service for session/connection coordination.","avoid_when":"You need guaranteed high availability/SLA without operating your own infrastructure, or you require advanced routing like TURN/SFU features beyond PeerJS signaling.","last_evaluated":"2026-04-04T19:38:42.184551+00:00","has_mcp":false,"has_api":false,"auth_methods":["PeerJS server uses inbound client connections; authentication/authorization (if any) depends on deployment configuration"],"has_free_tier":false,"known_gotchas":["No MCP/REST interface indicated; agent integration likely requires understanding PeerJS signaling flow and the client-side protocol.","Rate limiting, auth, and security controls are likely deployment-specific; without explicit documentation, agents may omit necessary safeguards.","WebRTC signaling is inherently stateful; retries without idempotency can create inconsistent peer registrations."],"error_quality":0.0}