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MCPJam
Postman for MCPs - A tool for testing and debugging MCPs
Inspector by MCPJam is a visual developer tool—akin to Postman—for testing and debugging MCP servers, with capabilities to simulate and trace tool execution via various transports and LLM integrations. -
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MLX Engine
LM Studio Apple MLX engine
MLX Engine is the Apple MLX-based inference backend used by LM Studio to run large language models efficiently on Apple Silicon hardware. Built on top of the mlx-lm and mlx-vlm ecosystems, the engine provides a unified architecture capable of supporting both text-only and multimodal models. Its design focuses on high-performance on-device inference, leveraging Apple’s MLX stack to accelerate computation on M-series chips. The project introduces modular VisionAddOn components that allow image embeddings to be integrated seamlessly into language model workflows. It is bundled with newer versions of LM Studio but can also be used independently for experimentation and development. Overall, mlx-engine serves as a specialized high-efficiency runtime for local AI workloads on macOS systems. -
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Material Design for Bootstrap 5 Angular
Angular 11 & Bootstrap 5 & Material Design 2.0 UI KIT
Bootstrap 5 & Angular 12 UI KIT - 700+ components, MIT license, simple installation. MDB is a collection of free Bootstrap templates, themes, design tools & resources. Simple installation via .zip, npm or cdnjs. Free Hosting, WordPress support, custom domains, SSL support, free database, frontend & backend templates, webpack starter included git repository, FTP & Jenkins support. One-click setup! MDB GO allows you to create a WordPress page with a single click. Regardless of whether you want to create a Travel Blog or an e-commerce shop to sell your product you can easily do that. You can even combine both into a single page. Trusted by 2 000 000+ developers & designers. Used by companies & institutions. Simplicity and ease of use are key features of the MDB 5 Angular UI Kit. You need only one minute to install and run it. Use MDB custom button styles for actions in forms, dialogs, and more with support for multiple sizes, states, and more. -
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Medusa Next.js Starter Template
A performant frontend ecommerce starter template with Next.js
Next.js Starter Medusa is an open-source starter template designed to help developers quickly build modern eCommerce storefronts using the Medusa headless commerce engine and the Next.js framework. The project provides a complete frontend architecture that connects to a Medusa backend, which handles core commerce logic such as products, carts, customers, and orders. By combining Medusa’s modular commerce APIs with the capabilities of Next.js, the template enables developers to build fast, scalable storefront applications while maintaining full flexibility over design and functionality. The template includes a preconfigured setup with technologies such as TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, allowing developers to customize styling and user experience while retaining a production-ready foundation. It also takes advantage of the latest Next.js features such as the App Router, server components, and modern data-fetching mechanisms to improve performance and maintainability. -
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Micro Agent
AI CLI agent that writes code by iterating until tests pass
Micro Agent is a command-line tool designed to generate and refine code using a test-driven approach powered by large language models. Instead of producing one-shot code outputs, it creates or uses test cases and repeatedly iterates on the generated code until those tests pass successfully. This workflow emphasizes reliability by using structured feedback from failing tests to guide improvements, reducing the need for manual debugging and iteration. Micro Agent intentionally limits its scope to a focused task, avoiding complex multi-file operations or full project automation in order to minimize compounding errors. It supports multiple model providers, allowing users to configure different backends depending on their needs and environment. It can operate interactively, asking users questions to refine results, or run in a more automated mode tied to test scripts. -
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Microsandbox
Secure local-first microVM sandbox for running untrusted code fast
Microsandbox is an open source platform designed to securely execute untrusted code in isolated environments using lightweight virtualization techniques. It focuses on combining strong security guarantees with fast startup times by leveraging hardware-level microVM isolation instead of relying solely on traditional containers or full virtual machines. It aims to solve the common tradeoffs between speed, isolation, and control that developers encounter when running untrusted workloads. It provides a local-first and self-hosted approach, allowing users to maintain full ownership of their execution environment without depending on external cloud services. Microsandbox is particularly geared toward AI agent workflows, offering integrations that enable automated systems to safely run generated code and commands. It also supports standard container images, making it compatible with existing development ecosystems and tooling. -
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Mintlify Writer
AI powered documentation writer
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Mirage
GUI for simplifying Elasticsearch Query DSL
The Elasticsearch query DSL supports 100+ query APIs ranging from full-text search, numeric range filters, and geolocation queries to nested and span queries. Mirage is a modern, open-source web-based query explorer for Elasticsearch. It offers a blocks-based GUI for composing Elasticsearch queries and comes with an on-the-fly transformer to show the corresponding JSON query API of Elasticsearch. Queries can be saved for later reuse. They can also be captured and shared by copying the URL. Mirage works with any Elasticsearch 2. x, 5. x, 6. x, and 7.x index currently. Below is the roadmap for query support. Every app in appbase.io has a query explorer view, which uses mirage. Mirage can be used along with ⊞ DejaVu to browse data and perform CRUD operations inside an Elasticsearch index. -
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Mobile Next
Model Context Protocol Server for Mobile Automation and Scraping
Mobile Next is a Model Context Protocol server designed to enable scalable, AI-driven mobile automation across both iOS and Android environments through a unified interface. It abstracts away platform-specific complexities, allowing developers and AI agents to interact with mobile devices using a consistent set of commands regardless of operating system. The system supports real devices, emulators, and simulators, making it suitable for testing, automation, and data extraction workflows in diverse development setups. One of its key innovations is its hybrid interaction model, which combines structured accessibility data with fallback screenshot-based analysis to ensure reliable automation even in complex UI scenarios. It is built to integrate seamlessly with modern AI agents, enabling multi-step workflows such as automated testing, form filling, and user journey simulation. -
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Model Context Protocol TypeScript SDK
The official Typescript SDK for Model Context Protocol servers
The TypeScript SDK for Model Context Protocol simplifies integration with the Model Context Protocol, enabling developers to interact with AI models effectively. -
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Modelence
Modelence is an all-in-one TypeScript platform
Modelence is an all-in-one TypeScript platform aimed at helping teams ship production web apps with far less boilerplate than a typical full-stack setup. It positions itself as a Supabase-style experience tailored toward MongoDB-centric development, bundling common backend needs like authentication, database integration, and observability into a cohesive framework. The project is built to support modern application workflows where product teams want to move quickly without stitching together many separate services and libraries. It includes scaffolding and tooling to create a new application quickly, then run a local development server with a predictable structure that’s easy to extend. Modelence also focuses on “standard features” that most apps require, so developers can spend more time on product logic rather than setup and glue code. -
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MoonTV
This project adopts the CC BY-NC-SA protocol
MoonTV is a self-hosted cross-platform media aggregation and playback application. It is built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS and combines search results from user-configured content sources. The interface provides detailed media pages with episode lists, cast information, release years, and descriptions. Playback uses HLS.js and ArtPlayer, while favorites and viewing progress can synchronize through Kvrocks, Redis, or Upstash. The application also supports PWA installation, responsive desktop and mobile layouts, and experimental removal of advertising segments from streams. Deployment is Docker-based, and the project deliberately ships without built-in media or live-TV sources, requiring users to supply their own configurations. -
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MusicFreePlugins
MusicFreePlayPlugin
The MusicFreePluginsc project is a collection and framework for plugins that extend the functionality of the MusicFree ecosystem by providing access to various music sources and features. It defines a standardized interface for plugin development, allowing contributors to implement features such as search, playback, and metadata retrieval. The system is designed to be modular, enabling users to install, update, and manage plugins independently of the core application. It supports multiple types of plugins, including those for streaming, playlists, and lyric synchronization. The project encourages community contributions, making it possible to expand the available functionality over time. It also includes mechanisms for handling pagination, caching, and data formatting within plugins. Overall, MusicFreePluginsc acts as the backbone of the MusicFree ecosystem, enabling its extensibility and adaptability. -
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MyChatGPT
OSS standalone ChatGPT client
This is a OSS standalone ChatGPT client. It is based on ChatGPT. The client works almost just like the original ChatGPT websites but it includes some additional features. I wanted to use ChatGPT but I didn't want to pay a fixed price if I have days where I barely use it. So I created this client that almost works like the original. The 20 dollar price tag on ChatGPT is a bit steep for me. I don't want to pay for a service I don't use. I also don't want to pay for a service that I use only a few times a month. Even with relatively high usage this client is much cheaper. A ChatGPT conversation can hold 4096 tokens (about 1000 words). The ChatGPT API charges 0.002$ per 1k tokens. Every message needs the entire conversation context. So if you have a long conversation with ChatGPT you pay about 0.008$ per message. ChatGPT needs to send 2500 (messages with full conversation context) a month to pay the same as the ChatGPT subscription. -
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NativeScript Schematics
nativescript, mobile, schematics, angular
nativescript-schematics is a tool for generating and managing NativeScript projects using Angular CLI. It simplifies project scaffolding and code generation for NativeScript and Angular hybrid applications. -
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NativeScript Secure Storage plugin
NativeScript plugin for secure local storage of fi. passwords
The nativescript-secure-storage plugin provides a secure mechanism for storing sensitive data, such as passwords and tokens, within NativeScript applications, ensuring data protection through encryption. -
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NativeScript-Vue3 Beta
Native mobile applications using Vue and NativeScript
Truly native apps using Vue.js and NativeScript. Want to release that app you've been dreaming about without the hassle of learning new languages? NativeScript-Vue is the right choice for you! NativeScript-Vue is easy to get started with, it is a single dependency that you can install through npm. NativeScript-Vue aims to have a syntax that you are used to from Vue.js. With NativeScript-Vue you can build your apps rapidly, because you don't have to learn new languages. -
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Nest.js Mod Fullstack
Boilerplate for creating a fullstack application on NestJS and Angular
NestJS Fullstack is a boilerplate for building full-stack applications with NestJS and Angular, providing a ready-to-use structure for scalable apps. -
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NestJS CLI
CLI tool for Nest applications
The Nest CLI is a command-line interface tool that helps you to initialize, develop, and maintain your Nest applications. It assists in multiple ways, including scaffolding the project, serving it in development mode, and building and bundling the application for production distribution. It embodies best-practice architectural patterns to encourage well-structured apps. -
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Nexent
Zero-code platform for building AI agents from natural language input
Nexent is an open source platform designed to enable users to create intelligent agents using natural language instead of traditional programming or visual orchestration tools. It focuses on a zero-code approach, allowing users to define workflows and agent behavior purely through language prompts, significantly lowering the barrier to entry for AI development. Built on the MCP ecosystem, Nexent integrates a wide range of tools, models, and data sources into a unified environment for agent creation and execution. Nexent supports multi-agent collaboration, enabling multiple intelligent agents to interact and coordinate tasks within complex workflows. It also includes capabilities for data processing, knowledge tracing, and multimodal interaction, allowing agents to work with different input and output formats. Nexent provides built-in agents for common scenarios such as productivity, travel, and daily assistance. -
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Next Door Loung - Host App
Hello there. This App is designed for Next Door Lounge
This App is designed for Next Door Lounge. It helps the staff to keep track of the reservations and tables of the restaurant. I design it to be easy to use and intuitive. It uses a Firebase as a back-end server and React Native as a front-end. It communicates all changes in real time across all the apps. The solution that I set out to find with this app is about communicating more efficiently with everyone and shorten the amount of time it takes to look at a table that belongs to a reservation. Every night, changes happen: reservations get canceled, tables get switched, and people get added. Everyone should know about these changes, but it takes time to track everyone down, tell them, and make a drawing on their table sheets. That's why thought: What if we could have the table sheet, live on our phone? This way If anyone needs to make a change, we can all see it in real time. -
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NextBase Starter
Free Boilerplate and Starter kit for Next.js 14+, Supabase, Tailwind
Nextbase Lite is a simple Next.js 13 + Supabase boilerplate. It includes a Next.js 13 app with Typescript, Supabase, and Tailwind CSS. It includes the all-new app folder, layout components, React server components, and more. -
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Nile MCP Server
MCP server for Nile Database - Manage and query databases
The Nile MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation designed for the Nile database platform. It allows Large Language Model (LLM) applications to interact with the Nile platform through a standardized interface, facilitating seamless management and querying of databases, tenants, users, and authentication processes. -
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NocoBase
Extensibility-first, open-source no-code/low-code platform
NocoBase is an extensibility-first, open source, self-hosted no-code development platform designed for developers and technical teams to rapidly build and customize complex business systems. Its architecture is data model-driven, separating the user interface from the data structure, allowing for the creation of multiple blocks and actions for the same table and record in any quantity and form. NocoBase supports main databases, external databases, and third-party APIs as data sources. It features a WYSIWYG interface with a one-click switch between usage and configuration modes, enabling users to compose suitable interfaces much like Notion. All functionalities are implemented as plugins using a microkernel architecture, allowing for extensive customization, including pages, blocks, actions, APIs, and data sources. NocoBase is written in TypeScript and utilizes mainstream technology stacks such as Node.js and React, ensuring transparency and control. -
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Node Modules Inspector
Interactive UI for local node modules inspection
This is a tool (CLI + interactive UI) for inspecting the node_modules directory of a JavaScript/TypeScript project, created by Anthony Fu. It supports projects using npm, pnpm or bun. The idea is to help developers visualise the dependency graph, see which dependencies are installed, their sizes, types (ESM vs CJS), origins (catalog vs registry), and filter or build a static report of a project’s dependency tree. The project includes a web UI version that you can try at node-modules.dev, and a build command to generate a static output (folder .node-modules-inspector) for hosting. It supports configuration via node-modules-inspector.config.ts for customizing filters and display settings. Internally it uses a web version with WebContainer to run in-browser installations for live project visualisations. It’s especially useful for large monorepos or complex dependency trees where understanding size, duplication or unused packages is critical.
