A thin MCP server wrapper that automatically audits all tool calls via Attestive's AuditClient, logging decisions and enabling verification of the hash chain. It provides an example server with audited tools and demonstrates end-to-end recording and verification through the MCP protocol.
Enables tracing mcp-use tool callbacks and capturing tool errors and exceptions in Sentry via MCP middleware, without SDK changes or additional services.
An MCP interface that allows AI assistants to query and analyze Grafana Loki logs using LogQL, with support for authentication and various output formats.
A secure MCP proxy server with JWT authentication, SQL guardrails, rate limiting, and Kafka audit logging, enabling enterprise-grade access control for MCP clients like Cursor and Claude Desktop.
Read-only MCP server for TrueNAS Scale debugging, providing k3s tools for kubectl operations and whitelisted midclt calls for system info, apps, and pools.
The policy enforcement plane for MCP: deterministic admission and egress policy, attributable audit, and SIEM export for your MCP server fleet. Self-hosted and MIT licensed.
Enables agents to interact with a GlitchTip instance for issues, events, projects, releases, alerts, uptime monitors, performance, and more via stdio or HTTP.
MCP server for Drumbeats monitoring. Enables creating monitors, triaging incidents, and running HTTP/SSL/DNS checks using natural language from any AI client.
An MCP server that enables AI agents to safely operate multi-cluster Kubernetes fleets through an Open Cluster Management hub, with policy enforcement, human approval, and audit tracing.
MCP server for monitoring health of MCP servers, GitHub Actions, GitLab pipelines, and HTTP endpoints with health history, TLS expiry, assertions, diagnostics, and alerts.
An MCP server with bearer token authentication implementing tools, resources, and prompts for a mock developer platform API, supporting both stdio and Streamable HTTP transports.
Enables querying sensors, devices, groups, channels, historical data, and system status from a PRTG Network Monitor instance via the classic PRTG HTTP API.