#mcp

anymd reads a public URL into structured Markdown, stores it in a private library, and serves it through a URL prefix, REST, CLI, and a remote MCP server.

Kanzo (emanuele-em/kanzo, AGPL-3.0, v0.3.0) is a self-hosted kanban board and MCP server in one Rust binary, so a person and coding agents share the same local tasks.

ktx (npm @kaelio/ktx 0.16.0, Kaelio/ktx, Apache-2.0) is a local context layer that turns a SQL warehouse and team docs into a wiki and semantic layer, then serves approved metrics to coding agents over a CLI and MCP; the unscoped npm package ktx and the Khronos KTX texture format are different projects.

REA (npm rea-agents 6.8.0, MIT) is a local CLI and MCP server that returns evidence for native binaries, JavaScript, Electron, .NET, Android, firmware, browsers, and other static formats. Checked 2 November 2026: GitHub lists 420,599 stars, the site is rea.tools, and main has commits after the 25 October 2026 npm release.

treg is an open-source tool catalog and credential-injecting proxy for AI agents — one token for 4,000+ priced API endpoints across 121 providers, plus a team's own keys, CLIs and skills, with $1 free credit and 0% markup.

XERJ (xerj-org/xerj, Apache-2.0, Rust) is a local-first search engine and MCP server for AI agents. One binary auto-indexes folders of code, docs, logs and PDFs into BM25, vector and hybrid search behind an Elasticsearch-compatible API, with an agent memory endpoint. Its headline claim is fewer output tokens for "reference coding". Release candidate (v1.0.0-rc.97), asks users for a field-report PR.

Notes on an adaptive A/B testing tool architecture that uses Amazon Bedrock and MCP to assign variants based on user context.

slide.ng (slide-ng/slide.ng, npm @slide-ng/core 1.0.0, MIT, by Erkam Yaman) is a Slidev port for Angular. One slides.md becomes one standalone Angular component per slide, with real Angular template syntax inside, Slidev's layouts, clicks, presenter view, Shiki/Magic Move/Monaco/KaTeX/Mermaid, export to PDF/PNG/PPTX (pictures only)/Markdown, offline builds, themes, an MCP server and an agent skill. Created 2026-10-16, about 100 stars, almost all commits by one author.

MIT discrete-event system design simulator at breakscale.tech (workersio/breakscale). The browser, the VS Code webview, and the MCP server share one engine: 33 node kinds, 23 presets, and four challenges. Checked 2 November 2026: 1,953 stars, share links seal designs with AES-GCM and keep the key in the URL fragment, and the website also loads Vercel Analytics.