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Wanaku is an MCP Router designed to connect AI-enabled applications using the Model Context Protocol. Built on top of Apache Camel and Quarkus, it offers unmatched connectivity, speed, and reliability for AI agents, facilitating seamless integration across various services and platforms. ​

GhidraMCP is a Ghidra plugin implementing the Model Context Protocol, bridging Ghidra's reverse engineering capabilities with AI assistants to enhance binary analysis tasks. ​

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with Microsoft Azure via the Azure CLI, allowing tasks such as listing resources, checking configurations, fixing issues, and creating new resources through conversational commands. ​

Solon is a full-scenario Java enterprise application framework that positions itself as a lean, high-performance alternative to heavy stacks. It advertises large concurrency gains, lower memory use, much faster startup, and dramatically smaller packages while remaining compatible from Java 8 through Java 24. The framework focuses on restrained APIs and an open ecosystem, with modules that cover web, data, cloud, and microservice patterns.

The quarkus-mcp-server is a Quarkus extension that enables developers to implement Model Context Protocol (MCP) server features easily. It provides both declarative and programmatic APIs, simplifying the process of integrating MCP functionalities into Quarkus applications. This extension is part of the Quarkiverse, a hub for Quarkus extensions contributed by the community. ​

Wren Engine is a semantic engine designed to empower Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients and AI agents by providing accurate, contextual, and governed access to business data. It serves as a bridge between large language models (LLMs) and enterprise systems, facilitating seamless integration and interaction. ​

HttpRunner is an open-source testing framework that began with API and performance testing and has evolved into a general, extensible test platform. The current major version is implemented in Go, with the legacy Python edition split to a separate repository; this shift emphasizes a single, fast, cross-platform runtime for modern pipelines. It provides declarative test cases, data-driven parametrization, and plugin mechanisms so teams can compose reusable steps and validations at scale. Beyond HTTP(S) APIs, the ecosystem spans UI automation (via a companion UI extension), load testing, and integrations that turn the framework into a one-stop solution for functional and performance needs. ...