MCPEngine is a production-grade implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing standardized interfaces for large language models (LLMs). It supports functions such as OAuth authentication, resource management, and tool invocation, aiming to become the 'REST of the LLM world' framework.

PentestThinkingMCP is an automated penetration testing framework based on large language models and the MCP protocol. It can plan attack paths through Beam Search and MCTS algorithms, providing step reasoning, tool recommendation, and key path analysis for CTF, HTB, and real - world penetration testing.

The Genesis MCP Server is a model context protocol server supporting visualization functions, specifically designed for Genesis World simulation.

Sensei MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that provides expert guidance for Dojo and Cairo development on Starknet, focusing on the Entity Component System framework for on - chain world building.

A Model Context Protocol for building detailed fictional worlds, supporting automatic image generation.

Loominus MCP is a visual node editor designed to simplify the configuration and sharing of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and agents. It connects MCP tools with LLMs through a drag-and-drop interface, supports the rapid construction of automated workflows, and is suitable for the development of intelligent tools in the digital and physical worlds.

The FoundryVTT MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server integrated with FoundryVTT, allowing AI assistants to interact with tabletop game sessions via natural language, including rolling dice, querying data, generating content, and managing the game world.

MockLoop MCP is the world's first AI-native API testing platform integrating the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It revolutionizes API testing through AI-driven scenario generation, automated test execution, and intelligent analysis capabilities. The platform offers 5 AI prompts, 15 scenario resources, 16 testing tools, and 10 context tools, supports a dual-port architecture and stateful testing workflows, and is suitable for enterprise-level compliance and advanced analysis requirements.

An example server based on the Model Context Protocol, providing methods related to hello world.

kuri is a Rust framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, focusing on developer experience and code clarity. It supports defining tools and prompts through simple macros to enable interaction between LLMs and the external world.

A modular server project based on the MCP protocol that allows language models to call external tools (such as weather queries, dictionaries, mathematical calculations, etc.) in real-time to enable AI to interact with the real world.