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MCP servers and skills: search, filter by where they run, and compare.
MCP servers and skills: search, filter by where they run, and compare.
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A debug bridge embedded inside your web app, exposing runtime internals to AI agents via MCP.
SkillMIT★ 4Few starsNo key
Read Housecall Pro estimates from the customer link your contractor sent you — MCP server + curl skill. Talks to app.housecallpro.com directly over HTTPS; no browser extension required.
Node.jsMITFew starsNo key
Unstyled, accessible UI components for your design System. Works in React, Vue, Solid, and Svelte.
Node.jsMIT★ 5.4kNo key
Your browser is the API. CLI + MCP server for AI agents to control Chrome with your login state.
Node.jsMIT★ 6.3kNo key
Open-source Claude skill that turns a description, photo or hand sketch of a home into a 2D floor plan with all its technical networks, delivered as a single offline HTML editor. Electrical circuits a
SkillMIT★ 4Few starsNo key
Let AI agents share your everyday, logged-in Chrome through a Skill + CLI — locally or across multiple machines.
SkillMIT★ 138No key
Control all your machines from one browser tab — self-hosted fleet control with tmux terminals, coding agents, and an MCP server so agents can drive the fleet.
GoMIT★ 9No key
Capture a live webpage's design system, motion, and interaction state machines, then reconstruct it as verified React — with per-node pixel verification and an honest skip-reason taxonomy.
SkillMIT★ 4Few starsNo key
Modular UI stack for any framework — 25 accessible web components, headless state machines, CSS layout, motion, DOM behaviors and 88 icons. Every package installs on its own.
SkillMIT★ 2Few starsNo key
Animated technical diagrams from plain English or Mermaid — a Claude skill, self-contained HTML/SVG.
SkillMIT★ 184No key
Tandem lets you connect and control any coding agent—including Claude, Codex, or Hermes—across different devices. It allows all your agents to coordinate with each other seamlessly, whether you're wor
SkillMIT★ 29No key
Robot components for shadcn/ui — a registry of arms, droids, animals and machines that solve their own kinematics in the browser. Install the source, theme it with CSS variables.
SkillMIT★ 6No key
Browsers that remember. Persistent browser infrastructure for humans and machines.
SkillMIT★ 2Few starsNo key
Build the disc, not the butler. Claude Code skills that make slide decks, custom-stationery PDFs, looping GIFs, and interactive software guides in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript instead of driving tools bu
SkillMITFew starsNo key
Map free text (job titles, resumes, job postings, skills, interests) to O*NET occupations. Try it in your browser, or use it from Python, a CLI, a REST API or as an MCP server for AI assistants. 51% t
PythonMIT★ 2Few starsNo key
Boxline MCP server: give Claude, Cursor and any MCP client the infrastructure agents need (browsers, shells, storage, isolated machines)
Node.jsMIT★ 1Few starsNo key
Stealth browser for AI agents that runs on small local models. Read any site as Markdown, log in without an LLM, MCP server included.
PythonMIT★ 7No key
Local-first visual regression testing for Playwright, Selenium, WebdriverIO, Python, Java and Ruby. Every screenshot is paired with a DOM and computed-style snapshot, so a diff arrives as a verdict —
Node.jsMIT★ 6No key
Self-hosted network emulation on real Linux networking. Containers and VMs, real bridges and nftables, wired in the browser.
PythonMIT★ 1Few starsNo key
Generic browser automation agent. Define workflows in YAML, execute them with a native binary. Built with Go + rod.
GoMIT★ 2Few starsNo key
Prototype self-healing test CLI: local repair, reruns, and reviewable diffs for supported test frameworks.
PythonMIT★ 3Few starsNo key
Claude Code skill to run HeyReach LinkedIn outreach end-to-end via MCP/REST — research, personalize, send, log, reply. API-first, no browser bots.
SkillMIT★ 5No key
RP2040 PIO firmware, MCP robotics tools and browser simulations for aerial imaging and ultrasonic haptics.
PythonMITFew starsNo key
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