mcp-router
An MCP gateway — install, run, and re-expose many MCP servers behind one endpoint.
Open Source Software. Everything here is on GitHub.
MCP servers, agent runtimes, and the libraries underneath them — tooling built for models to use, and for you to host yourself.
An MCP gateway — install, run, and re-expose many MCP servers behind one endpoint.
An MCP server that serves reusable "skills" — markdown playbooks — to agents.
Conversational memory for agents that costs zero tokens to maintain.
Hybrid RAG search over a folder of Markdown files, as an MCP server and an agent hook.
An MCP server for Actual Budget — accounts, balances and transactions, over MCP.
Exposes the Google Workspace MCP servers over the network for homelab hosting.
A very small self-hosted agent: chat over any OpenAI-compatible server, with MCP tools.
Scheduled AI tasks — a prompt, a cron trigger, your MCP tools, and the record of every run.
A kanban board worked by agents — the lanes of the board are the pipeline.
The endpoint-agnostic half of an OpenAI-compatible agent loop.
A pool of long-lived MCP clients, exposing every server's tools to an agent loop.
Self-hosted apps for one person's life: time, tasks, habits, notes, people, documents. Each one is its own app with its own GraphQL API, and the dashboard stitches them into a single page.
One page and one GraphQL endpoint over the whole personal cloud.
A smart todo and habit scheduler that fits tasks into your time blocks by priority.
Just habits — cadence, completions, cues.
A self-hostable todo board, and agents to work it if you want them.
A personal CRM for the people who matter — not your pipeline.
A multiplatform activity tracker — what you used, for how long, on your own server.
A local-first, web-first Markdown notes app.
A minimal self-hostable document archive — the short path through Paperless-ngx.
Auto Cal's schedule and todo lists as Home Assistant entities.
Libraries and tooling meant to be built with — a GraphQL toolkit, a component registry, and the scaffolding the rest of these repos share.
A shadcn component registry for the cubicecho apps.
One brand, one stylesheet, one Pages workflow — for every cubicecho repo.
Turn a GraphQL schema into a Model Context Protocol server.
Generate a GraphQL schema, or just its fields, from a Drizzle ORM schema.
CASL permission rules for GraphQL resolvers.
Build Zod validation schemas from GraphQL typed documents.
Realistic, graph-connected mock data from a GraphQL schema.
A codegen plugin that emits SDL field descriptions as a runtime map.
This site.
Standalone apps that run in the browser and need nothing behind them.