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  • mcp-phish

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    Combines phish.net and phish.in APIs into twelve tools for setlists, songs, jam-charts, reviews, and audio.
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    MIT

  • mcp-fleaflicker

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    Enables reading and scoring Fleaflicker fantasy football leagues, including rosters, standings, matchups, boxscores, draft boards, and stat line scoring using league-specific rules, with no authentication required.
    MIT

  • mcp-umphreys

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    Enables querying Umphrey's McGee setlist data including shows, songs, jam charts, and guest appearances through natural language.
    MIT

  • mcp-unifi

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    An MCP server for self-hosted UniFi gateway management, providing tools for devices, networks, WiFi, firewall rules, switch port profiles, connected clients, and a one-shot IoT network creation with rollback.
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    MIT

  • mcp-threatintel

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    A threat intelligence MCP server for Claude Code that enables lookup of IOCs, threat feeds, breached credentials, CVEs, and dark web data.
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    MIT

  • mcp-threads

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    MCP server for Meta's Threads API that enables publishing posts and reply chains, reading timelines and insights, and managing long-lived credentials with proactive refresh and safety checks.
    MIT

  • mcp-nixreview

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    A safety gate for agent-proposed NixOS configuration changes, grading security-relevant option deltas, attesting closures for vulnerabilities, and requiring human approval with a tamper-evident audit ledger.
    MIT