"Unique Minecraft Pocket Edition Servers" matching MCP servers:

MCP servers for interacting with Algolia

Enables discovering and managing MCP servers through a registry, supporting listing, searching, and configuration.

Minimal Go library for building stdio MCP servers on the official go-sdk — struct-derived JSON Schema, tiny static binaries.

Local-first MCP proxy with BM25 tool discovery, quarantine security, Docker isolation, OAuth support, activity logging, and web UI. Routes multiple upstream MCP servers through a single endpoint.

The IDE for agents — read by symbol, edit against a revision, validate with your own build, revert. It is a local stdio MCP server for coding agents. It reads code by symbol with tree-sitter and real language servers (Go, Java, Scala, TypeScript, Python, Rust, Ruby), edits against a known revision and returns compiler diagnostics with each edit, runs the repository's own build, test etc.

MCP gateway/proxy: multiplexes tool calls across upstream MCP servers into one aggregated, namespaced catalog and logs every call. Local, single-user, $0/month by default.

About The fast, idiomatic way to build MCP servers in Go. Gin-like DX with struct-tag auto schema, middleware, adapters for Gin/OpenAPI/gRPC.

An MCP orchestration layer that aggregates multiple MCP servers while exposing only 8 meta-tools, dramatically reducing context window usage, and provides SLOP scripting, event monitoring, and tool customization.

Zero trust gateway for MCP servers. Aggregate, filter, and securely access MCP tools from anywhere without VPNs, open ports, or exposed endpoints. Built on OpenZiti, zrok, and Agora with cryptographic identity, mTLS, per-client isolation, and tool-level permission control.

Open-source MCP proxy that enforces security policies, content scanning, and audit logging between AI agents and tool servers

ToolMesh is an Apache-2.0, self-hosted MCP gateway written in Go that sits between AI agents and backend systems. It enforces a fail-closed pipeline on every tool call, including per-tool and per-user authorization, server-side credential injection, structured audit logging, and output policies. APIs are declared in YAML with DADL, turning REST endpoints into MCP tools without writing a custom MCP

Official MCP server built into Casdoor, the open-source identity and access management (IAM) and single sign-on (SSO) platform. It exposes Casdoor's users and applications as MCP tools over a JSON-RPC endpoint at /api/mcp, with per-tool authorization driven by OAuth scopes, and can also act as an MCP gateway that proxies and authorizes agent access to upstream MCP servers.

Enterprise MCP gateway that unifies multiple MCP servers behind one governed endpoint, providing federation, authentication, policy enforcement, caching, rate limiting, and audit.

Control-plane proxy that sits in front of MCP servers, enforcing per-identity policy (YAML/OPA/Cedar), budget limits, and an audit trail on every call. Includes real-time anomaly detection that auto-blocks a compromised agent without a human in the loop.

Enables ChatGPT to securely control remote development servers over OAuth-protected MCP, exposing workspace-bounded tools for file editing, command execution, Git operations, and running Codex or GitHub Copilot subagents.

Enables running local MCP servers on machines behind NAT and accessing their tools from anywhere through a single Streamable HTTP endpoint, without opening any inbound ports.

This project is intended as a both MCP server connecting to Kubernetes and a library to build more servers for any custom resources in Kubernetes.

MCPJungle is a self-hosted MCP Registry and Gateway suitable for both local and enterprise deployments. It provides a single URL for your MCP clients to access servers and a central platform for you to track your MCPs and client-server interactions.

mcp-resile is a resilience gateway for the Model Context Protocol that sits in front of your own MCP servers and protects them from autonomous-agent traffic, with zero backend code changes.

Enables LLMs to read, write, browse, search, and subscribe to live data on OPC-UA industrial automation servers, with caching, discovery index, and support for stdio or HTTP transports.