— · MIT
Control and query Home Assistant from Claude and other LLMs — a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
— · BSD-3-Clause
Full-featured, multi-account MCP email server for Windows, macOS, and Linux—read, search, organize, and send email via IMAP and SMTP.
— · Apache-2.0
Production-Ready MCP Server Framework • Build, deploy & scale secure AI agent infrastructure • Includes Auth, Observability, Debugger, Telemetry & Runtime • Run real-world MCPs powering AI Agents
— · Apache-2.0
AI-powered spec generation and review using multi-repo code graph intelligence for backend teams that ship to production.
— · no license
The open-source memory and observability layer for AI agents — persistent memory, loop detection, hash-chained audit trails, and a live dashboard, automatic on pip install.
— · MIT
A plugin-based gateway that orchestrates other MCPs and allows developers to build upon it enterprise-grade agents.
— · no license
Software architecture tooling for the AI age
— · MIT
🌐Web Agent Protocol (WAP) - Record and replay user interactions in the browser with MCP support
v1.2.6 · Apache-2.0
OSS libs in your stack, really used: source, tests, callers. C#, Java, TS, Python, Rust, PHP+.
— · MIT
Google Flights MCP, CLI and Python Library
— · no license
368 AI skills, 76 expert agents, and 859 stdlib Python tools for every team: engineering, PM, marketing, C-level, compliance, business ops, and research. Installs on Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, and 6 other AI assistants.
v2.17.10 · SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE
CLI and MCP server for driving the Unreal Engine 5 editor with AI — create and edit materials, blueprints, Niagara, PCG, StateTrees, data tables, widgets, and Enhanced Input. Single Go binary, no Python, no dependencies.
— · Apache-2.0
lightweight Python-based MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for local ComfyUI
— · no license
CoexistAI is a modular, developer-friendly research assistant framework . It enables you to build, search, summarize, and automate research workflows using LLMs, web search, Reddit, YouTube, and mapping tools—all with simple MCP tool calls or API calls or Python functions.