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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.
Automatic failover for ChatGPT, Codex, WorkBuddy, Kimi, MiniMax and Mavis on macOS with Clash Verge Rev/Mihomo. Includes Agent Skill, MCP and CLI.
PythonMITFew starsNo key
Open-source, high-performance AI gateway that works as your LLM gateway, MCP gateway and agent gateway. One OpenAI-compatible API for 10,000+ models, with failover, load balancing, semantic caching, v
SkillApache-2.0★ 9.1kNo key
🥇 The strongest free web search plugin for DeepSeek Harness, and the search bridge for every model without native web access. Free, no signup, no API key. Ask the web or X, get structured JSON eviden
SkillMIT★ 833No key
Desktop provider manager and local failover router for Codex, Claude Code, and Grok.
SkillGPL-3.0★ 29No key
Kiro Power for AWS Resilience Hub + Amazon ARC — GenAI failure-mode assessments, RTO/RPO validation, failover orchestration, and cost-quantified remediation reports, from the IDE.
SkillMIT★ 4Few starsNo key
MCP server for Claude Code: Grok AI web search + Tavily fetch/map + Firecrawl screenshots, with multi-key failover.
PythonMIT★ 22No key
A macOS app and CLI for managing multiple isolated Claude Code profiles, shared resources, sessions, usage, and automatic failover.
SkillApache-2.0★ 3Few starsNo key
MCP server that delegates Claude Code subagents to local models (LiteLLM/llama.cpp/Ollama), DeepSeek, AWS Bedrock, or any OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible backend — without losing the Claude Code orchestra
PythonMIT★ 17No key
Lightweight multi-vendor web search MCP: keyless exa→tavily→bing failover, TTL cache, concurrent coalescing
Node.jsMITFew starsNo key
Pstack for Codex and Claude Code, with cross-provider routing and automatic failover. Devin, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode, and Grok subagents available. All using your own subscriptions.
SkillMIT★ 16No key
Observable AI agent runtime uniting Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini subscriptions with multi-tier failover down to local Ollama. Replayable SQLite ledger.
PythonMIT★ 5No key
One TypeScript client for web scraping, crawling, and clean markdown extraction across Firecrawl, Jina, Tavily, and Local Cheerio with automatic failover.
SkillMIT★ 4Few starsNo key
Provider-agnostic transport and routing for LLMs: normalize OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini, route by cost, quality, or latency with per-model circuit breakers, USD budgets, automatic failover, and an a
Node.jsApache-2.0★ 1Few starsNo key
Infrastructure for AI agent swarms - 88 MCP tools, A2A, mesh VPN, CDP browser, 2FA
Node.jsGPL-3.0★ 17No key
A Go implementation of Claude Code — This project was built entirely by a team of Claude AI agents working in parallel
GoMIT★ 38No key
Hardware-adaptive local LLM & cloud cascading gateway. Sub-5ms intelligent routing, 3-token lookahead failover, asymmetric verification, 1-click IDE config, and MCP for $0 token cost.
PythonMIT★ 4Few starsNo key
Verify AI outputs in real-time to ensure code and data accuracy before execution with this Model Context Protocol server.
Node.jsApache-2.0Few starsNo key
Automated AI security auditor and SAST scanner powered by Google Gemini. Runs locally via CLI/Agent Skill and in CI/CD via GitHub Actions.
SkillMITFew starsNo key
Drop-in HTTP proxy for Ollama with priority queuing, per-client auth, and model-aware failover
PythonMIT★ 3Few starsNo key
Modular MCP bridge server with provider routing, CLI/SDK failover, and plugin support
PythonMITFew starsNo key
Run a fleet of headless AI coding agents (Claude Code / Codex / Gemini) in parallel — with multi-account rate-limit failover, durable event-log state, and cross-vendor blind review
SkillMIT★ 3Few starsNo key
Automate penetration testing tasks with an LLM-driven multi-agent framework designed for security assessment.
SkillGPL-3.0★ 4Few starsNo key
Agent Skill: build an on-premise island-mode fallback server — live two-way RxDB replica of Firestore, LAN failover for kiosk/staff PWAs when the internet drops, reconnect flush with idempotent cloud
SkillMITFew starsNo key
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