— · MIT License
Exposes explicitly approved local Windows stdio and loopback HTTP MCP backends through a single OAuth-protected remote HTTPS MCP endpoint, letting a mobile AI client invoke whitelisted tools with namespacing, PKCE-based authorization, and per-tool permissions.
— · Apache 2.0
Gives AI agents read-only access to curated, deduplicated, and well-described data products, complete with source metadata, freshness tracking, and per-agent permissions that preserve the source's access rights. The server can also answer "I don't know" rather than guessing when the approved data doesn't cover a question.
— · MIT License
Enables an MCP-compatible assistant to log in with UNC single sign-on and explore the FCEFyN virtual classroom, listing enrolled courses, retrieving course indexes and materials, and reading or searching pages, activities, and PDFs. It works read-only with the user's own credentials, without tokens, admin permissions, or downloading entire courses.
— · MIT License
Turns a Frappe site into a remote MCP server that AI clients such as Claude can sign in to with OAuth and use curated, task-level tools registered by installed apps. Every call runs as the signed-in user with that user's permissions, with schema-checked arguments and rollback on failure.