A server project implementing the MCP protocol, providing note storage and summary generation functions

An ATT&CK knowledge base query service based on the MCP protocol, providing functions for retrieving attack techniques and tactics, querying mitigation measures, and detection methods.

The Devici MCP Server is a model context protocol server used to interact with the Devici API, providing LLM tools to manage users, collections, threat models, components, threats, mitigation measures, teams, and dashboard data.

This project is a collaborative development project of Vale-MCP, mainly used for text verification and writing assistance, and adopts the MIT open-source license.

This project contains the specifications and protocol patterns of the model context protocol, provides definitions in both TypeScript and JSON Schema formats, and includes an open - source contribution guide and MIT license.

The project uses the MIT open-source license

This project implements an MCP server that interacts with Miden developer tools, provides developer documentation search functions, is built based on the MCP SDK, and uses the MIT license.

This project is a practice project for the MIT Hack decentralized AI summit, demonstrating how to quickly set up a Claude MCP protocol service on Windows. It includes two examples: a weather application and an SQLite database, which respectively demonstrate government API data acquisition and bakery inventory management functions.

Firefox MCP Bridge is a server-side program for the Claude web application, providing support for the配套 Firefox extension and licensed under both the MIT and Apache licenses.

An MCP server project developed by Yusuke Wada, which uses Node.js to run the game server and adopts the MIT license

The MCP server is used to access the MITRE ATTACK knowledge base

The MITRE ATT&CK MCP Server is an AI - native threat intelligence tool that provides comprehensive access to the MITRE ATT&CK framework through the Model Context Protocol. It has the ability to query over 200 techniques, over 140 threat groups, and over 700 software entries, supports the generation of ATT&CK Navigator visualization layers, and is designed for security teams and AI agents.