MCP servers that ship as code — a repository or a package you install and run locally (usually over stdio). They have no hosted endpoint, so we cannot probe or grade them: instead each one shows its repository, install command, license, stars and when it was last updated.
Collected from GitHub repositories and npm, PyPI, Cargo, Go, Maven, NuGet and RubyGems packages tagged as MCP servers, the official MCP Registry, Docker's MCP catalog, ModelScope, Baidu MCP World, Cline and other public directories; one entry per repository. A server that also offers a hosted endpoint is listed under Remote instead. These entries are not counted in our reachability, verification or readiness statistics.
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Production-grade Python MCP server for the Unraid GraphQL API
Apache-2.0 -
Rust MCP server and CLI for Unraid GraphQL operations across NAS, Docker, VM, and storage workflows.
npm MIT -
Query, monitor, and manage Unraid servers via GraphQL API through MCP tools. Supports system info, Docker, VMs, array/parity, notifications, plugins, rclone, and live telemetry.
npm MIT ★ 153 -
MCP server for monitoring and managing Unraid via its official GraphQL API — read-only by default, opt-in mutations, every destructive action needs confirmation
MIT -
Unraid MCP server for Claude, Codex, Gemini CLI, and any MCP client. Monitor and manage your array, Docker, VMs, ZFS, shares, logs, and UPS in plain English. 67 tools, confirmation-gated writes, read-only mode, one npx command.
npm MIT ★ 3 -
Self-hosted AI-powered smart link repository & bookmark manager with auto-tagging, reader mode, full-text search, Chrome extension, and MCP support.
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Self-hosted MCP memory server. Each project gets isolated memory with LLM fact extraction, deduplication and semantic search. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor and any MCP client.
AGPL-3.0 ★ 7 -
Self-hosted game journal your AI agents can read and write. Track played, dropped and passed-on games, ratings, likes, and on-and-off play across years. MCP server + REST API + web UI in one container with SQLite.
MIT