"VLC media player" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server exposing 72 tools across 26 homelab services, enabling LLMs to monitor and manage infrastructure, media, storage, and networking with a single endpoint.

Enables agents to evaluate lifecycle actions against fleet policy (quotas, allowlists, TTLs, snapshot preconditions, approval gating), run read-only probes on declared targets, capture fleet snapshots, and inspect a hash-chained receipt ledger — all observe-only, with no mutation paths. It provides a governed, vendor-neutral trust layer where every decision, including denials, is recorded before anything executes.

Enables Claude/Lyra to create, monitor, and manage live sessions for long-running operations such as downloads, conversions, and agent jobs, with progress metrics, logs, error alerts, and a Textual dashboard; it also ingests updates from external media-server tools.

Enables a local AI agent to investigate service incidents by querying read-only telemetry such as service health, metrics, logs, and traces, then produce verifiable assessments with evidence links and uncertainty.

MCP server giving AI assistants full control of a Proxmox homelab, enabling management of VMs, containers, Docker projects, media stack, and monitoring via natural language.

An MCP server that exposes Home Assistant's REST and WebSocket APIs as 182 tools, enabling clients like Claude Code to control lights, climate, media, automations, and more. It also provides a status dashboard and supports running as a Home Assistant app or container.

Enables agents and applications to record, query, verify, and receive hash-chained event provenance over stdio, supporting self-metering and independent audit of autonomous system activity.

Exposes a metrics query API to AI assistants, allowing them to issue queries and interact with the server's tools such as ping.

Enables AI agents to inspect and control a robotic VLA system via MCP, offering read-only tools for ROS topics, processes, tmux, and logs, as well as write tools for publishing prompts, issuing tmux commands, restarting services, and running shell commands inside containers.

Enables secure analysis of log files by listing, summarizing, and searching for error patterns, with defenses against path traversal, symlink attacks, and data leakage.