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Access and edit your Obsidian vault remotely with a secure HTTPS MCP server, OAuth 2.0, and full-text search
Provide a high-performance REST gateway with an easy-to-use API and zero dependencies for seamless integration in modern development projects.
Analyze FPL data for captain picks, transfers, chip timing, and league insights with real-time Python MCP tools
Provide a TypeScript client that reverse-engineers QClaw's WeChat OAuth2 login and jprx gateway protocol for seamless Tencent API access.
Implement the Recursive Language Model pattern to manage large data externally and optimize code analysis in Claude Code and OpenCode environments.
Turn AI browser actions into polished demo GIFs and MP4s with click, keystroke, zoom, and pan capture
Provide a clear, practical security checklist for teams building and deploying Model Context Protocol servers and AI agent infrastructure.
Explore and analyze your iMessage history locally with 26 tools powered by AI, fully compatible with the Model Context Protocol.
Enable self-hosted APIs to accept USDC micropayments via the x402 protocol using HTTP 402 status for seamless crypto payment integration.
🛠️ Enhance search efficiency with Tool Search MCP, a client-side tool search service that dynamically loads relevant MCP tools for better performance.
Build interactive charts, diagrams, mockups, and widgets with an MCP server for on-demand UI generation guidelines
OmniXy is a universal Model Context Protocol client in Python, enabling seamless integration with any LLM. It supports structured reasoning, robust prompt management, and adheres to the MCP specification for consistency.
Provide LLM clients with tools to fully manage Remnawave VPN panels using MCP Server for user, node, and system control.
Manage and debug local Model Context Protocol servers with an easy desktop app that auto-discovers and monitors MCP instances.
Detect and reduce wasteful AI token usage by warning on large outputs, verbose logs, and repeated history in MCP-compatible clients.