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Scans installed AI agent components, MCP servers, and skill files for prompt‑injection, tool poisoning, toxic flows, hard‑coded secrets and other supply‑chain risks.

Provides a bridge to query multiple OpenAI‑compatible LLMs and CLI coding agents, offering a rubber‑duck debugging experience with multi‑duck consensus, debates, and structured tool access.

Enables AI models and MCP clients to seamlessly interact with Bugzilla instances, offering tools for retrieving bug details, history, comments, and performing write operations such as status updates, assignments, and commenting.

Provides AI agents with deep, structured read, write, search, tag, link‑graph, canvas, and semantic capabilities over an Obsidian vault, all through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables Claude AI to manipulate Scrivener projects, perform file and folder operations, manage metadata, and conduct AI‑driven content analysis and enhancement directly within the writing environment.

Transforms a local Logseq OG graph into an autonomous, high‑token‑density workspace by continuously indexing notes with a local LLM and applying agentic enhancements, all while staying fully offline.

Expose any FHIR Server or API as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling seamless integration with AI/LLM tools and healthcare applications.

Provides a deterministic, plain‑Markdown memory layer that lives inside an Obsidian vault, allowing AI agents and any MCP‑compatible runtimes to read and write preferences, signals, evidence, and audit trails directly as files.

An AI‑first learning platform that equips users with a citation‑rich tutor, multi‑modal course authoring, spaced‑repetition reviews, and verifiable Open Badges, all powered by interchangeable LLM providers and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

Provides a set of MCP tools for sending, testing, and managing emails through Mailtrap, including transactional sends, sandbox previews, template handling, statistics, and domain management.

Provides a universal, self‑hosted memory service for AI models, exposing remember, recall, forget and a suite of advanced knowledge‑graph tools via MCP.

Provides a production‑ready Model Context Protocol server that exposes Redmine data and operations to AI assistants, with built‑in security, pagination, read‑only mode, and Docker support.

Facilitates AI‑enhanced interaction with Tekla Structures, enabling automated selection, component insertion, property management, and view operations via natural‑language commands.

Provides IMAP/SMTP email access for AI agents, offering multi‑account management, auto‑discovery of provider settings, and a set of composite tools for searching, reading, sending and organizing messages.

Provides a Docker‑based collection of MCP servers covering Meraki, Catalyst Center, IOS XE, ISE, ThousandEyes, Splunk, NetBox, and GitLab, ready for AI‑driven network operations.

Control and program a Commodore 64 – either real C64 Ultimate hardware or the VICE emulator – from an AI client using a unified MCP interface that exposes memory, graphics, sound, disk, printer and system operations.

Provides a universal AI integration layer for Brilliant Directories sites, exposing members, posts, leads, reviews, pages, and many other resources through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

Provides AI assistants with structured, type‑safe access to European Parliament open datasets—including MEP profiles, plenary sessions, committees, legislative documents, and parliamentary questions—through a secure Node.js server implementation.

Provides a policy‑and‑trust layer for MCP tool servers, turning declarative YAML configurations into validated, policy‑enforced MCP tools with built‑in credential brokering and tamper‑evident audit logging.

Provides a local, credential‑free CLI and MCP server that builds a SQLite‑backed symbol graph for 28 languages, lets AI agents query code structure, enforce change‑safety gates, and emit tamper‑evident ChangeEvidence packets without any network egress or API keys.

Provides multi-engine web search and article/content retrieval through an MCP server, command‑line interface, and a reusable local daemon, all without requiring API keys or authentication.

Provision, secure, backup, and manage self‑hosted servers through a single command‑line interface.

Provides a local service that lets agents read, write, search, and surgically edit notes, tags, and frontmatter inside an Obsidian vault through the Model Context Protocol tools.

A curated collection of ready‑to‑run Model Context Protocol servers packaged as Apify Actors, offering pay‑per‑use pricing, global hosting, scaling, analytics, OAuth authentication, and multi‑transport support.

Create Model Context Protocol servers directly within a Nuxt application using a file‑based, zero‑configuration API.

Interact with the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine through an MCP server and command‑line interface, providing URL archiving, snapshot retrieval, CDX searches, screenshot management, and comparison utilities.

Provides terminal‑first local retrieval‑augmented generation (RAG) for files, code, scanned documents, and crawled websites, supporting semantic + hybrid search, AI chat, OCR, an auto‑built wiki, and a browsable GGUF model catalog—all offline by default.

Provides an open MCP server that aggregates public REST data from major centralized crypto exchanges, delivering listings, fee comparisons, and health status to AI assistants.

Orchestrates multiple AI coding agents to collaboratively generate, test, and merge code based on a single goal, delivering deterministic execution, git worktree isolation, per‑agent credential scoping, and an HMAC‑chained audit trail.

Provides an MCP endpoint and a Next.js web UI for querying S&P 500 company fundamentals, news sentiment, executive officers, and SEC filings stored in Supabase.

Provides a full‑stack web interface to browse, search, and analyze Claude Code conversation histories while offering a Model Context Protocol server that supplies persistent structured memory to Claude Code across sessions.

Provides free Kagi web search and URL summarization through session tokens, exposing MCP‑compatible tools that mimic the official Kagi API without requiring a paid key.