A local MCP server that provides AI coding assistants with semantic search capabilities over codebases. It indexes code using local embeddings and exposes tools for efficient code retrieval, saving tokens and improving response quality.
An MCP server that bridges local Ollama models and ChromaDB vector memory to MCP clients like Claude Code. It enables local text generation, vision-based image analysis, and semantic memory storage without requiring external API keys.
Package all your MCP servers into a single Remote MCP Gateway for one click installations, MCP analytics, creating/sharing MCP packages, and more...
A deterministic, read-only MCP server that enforces license headers in tracked Python files without requiring network access or repository mutations. It provides a specialized tool to verify license compliance through standardized, network-free analysis.
Dynamic tools to automate tasks on LinkedIn website.
An MCP server that enables users to interact with LinkedIn feeds and search for job listings through natural language. It provides tools for retrieving recent feed posts and searching for professional opportunities based on specific keywords and locations.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for LinkedIn integration with n8n
Enables integration of local LLM capabilities with MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop, Continue.dev, and Cline. Provides tools for processing text prompts through local language models using a customizable inference function.
A system that localizes Model Context Protocol (MCP) functionality, integrating AI management through CPU and RAM without requiring a GPU.
MCP servers are installed via npx -y @scope/package — which silently downloads the latest version every time your AI tool starts, with no integrity check. mcp-lock fixes this by recording exact tarball hashes on first run and detecting any changes on every run after that — the same guarantee npm ci gives you for Node.js projects.
An AI-powered server that analyzes system log files to identify errors/warnings and recommend fixes using FastMCP, LangGraph ReAct agents, and Anthropic Claude.
A FastMCP-based tool for analyzing logback log files to detect code defects and generate automated fix suggestions. It features intelligent stack trace filtering and token optimization to efficiently identify and resolve application errors.
Enables first-order logic reasoning including theorem proving, model finding, counterexample detection, and category theory diagram verification using pure TypeScript with no external dependencies.
MCP Bridge Server - Universal MCP client with dynamic discovery and tool management
Enables random selection tools including lottery drawing from option lists, dice rolling with customizable sides and counts, and coin flipping. Supports both single and multiple draws with duplicate control options.
Provides tools for Bazi (Chinese astrology) chart calculation and analysis, enabling LLMs to generate accurate birth charts, determine patterns, and answer follow-up questions based on actual calculations rather than model knowledge.
An MCP server that enables AI assistants to send native macOS notifications with automatic project detection and categorization. It includes logging capabilities for all notifications to provide an audit trail of system alerts.
Enables comprehensive email management through IMAP/SMTP protocols with tools for searching, organizing, moving, flagging, and sending emails across various email providers. Features safe preview mode for destructive operations and supports multiple email providers including Gmail, Outlook, and Chinese email services.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables email operations through POP3 and SMTP protocols in Cursor AI, allowing users to send, receive, list, and manage emails using natural language commands.
An enterprise-level MCP gateway and proxy that sits between an organization's MCP servers and clients. MCP Manager mitigates security threats, enables fine-grained permissions, enforces policies and guardrails, and generates comprehensive, end-to-end logs.


