— · MIT License
Enables auditing, formatting, and compiling Brazilian academic manuscripts (TCCs, dissertations, articles) against ABNT and IBGE standards, with structural diagnostics, citation-reference cross-checks, tone analysis, bibliography lookup via Crossref/SciELO and DOI, and PDF generation through Typst or LaTeX. It also supports spec-driven research planning and simulated defense-board questioning so objectives and conclusions stay aligned.
— · MIT License
A task-aware transparent proxy that wraps stdio MCP servers (such as git, filesystem, and terminal) and compresses large tool outputs field-by-field using declarative YAML profiles, passing narrow intent queries through untouched. Discarded data is stored in SQLite and can be losslessly retrieved via an injected tool, either in full, by line range, or by grep, while errors are always preserved and failures fall back to the raw result.
— · MIT License
Enables learners to browse, read, and be quizzed on saved lessons inside Claude Desktop and Claude Code, and enables five Claude agents to build fact-checked K–College lessons through guarded, pinned MCP tools.
— · MIT License
A zero-dependency MCP suite exposing computational tools across metabolic, cardio-renal, chronobiology, neuro-recovery, and biomechanics domains. It enables clients to derive longevity and physiology metrics such as autophagy index, glucose-ketone ratio, glycemic variability, peripheral resistance, nocturnal BP dipping, DLMO clock time, melanopic lux, caffeine clearance, EEG fatigue entropy, and grip vitality age from user-supplied measurements.
— · MIT License
Exposes MCP tools that compute longevity and metabolic metrics (autophagy index, GKI, MAGE), cardio-renal biomarkers (BUN/creatinine ratio, cardiac output and TPR, nocturnal BP dipping), chronobiology estimates (DLMO, melanopic lux, caffeine clearance), plus neuro-recovery and biomechanics scores. Runs as a zero-dependency Python JSON-RPC 2.0 stdio server so any MCP-compatible client can query these physiological domain calculators.
— · MIT License
Exposes four read-only tools over extracted Hacker News "Who is hiring?" job posts — postings_search, posting_get, skills_top, and skills_trend — so an MCP client or agent can search postings, look up individual posts, rank top skills, or chart skill trends over time. Tools return only structured extracted fields and HN links (never raw post text) from a read-only SQLite database, including salary sorting and a hard row limit to keep queries cheap.
— · AGPL 3.0
Connects AI assistants to Apple Mail, Calendar, and Contacts on a Mac, enabling local search, message reading, contact lookup, and optionally sending email or creating calendar events with guarded confirmation.
— · MIT License
Enables building zero-dependency Model Context Protocol servers over the Streamable HTTP transport, exposing typed tools, resources and URI templates, prompts, background tasks, and OAuth-protected endpoints. It can be mounted into FastAPI, Starlette, Flask, Django or any ASGI/WSGI app, or run standalone on the Python standard library alone.
— · MIT License
Enables Codex sessions to observe and control the Windows desktop through screenshot reasoning, archived-frame inspection, pixel sampling, keyboard/mouse input, and workspace-local multimodal memory.
— · MIT License
Enables agents to guard external API calls with circuit-breaker health checks, success/failure reporting, and recovery state inspection, including exponential backoff with jitter and fail-fast rejection.