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Hashnet MCP logo, by hashgraph-online

Hashnet MCP

By hashgraph-online · 0 tools · 13 GitHub stars

A universal MCP server enabling AI agents to discover, connect to, and interact with other agents across the HOL Registry Broker ecosystem.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
HashProof MCP logo, by csacanam

HashProof MCP

By csacanam · 0 tools · 1 GitHub star

An MCP server that allows AI agents to issue verifiable credentials on the Celo blockchain with IPFS backup.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Hasura MCP logo, by mrfentmen

Hasura MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

An MCP server for Hasura that enables metadata export and SQL passthrough.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Hatago MCP Hub logo, by himorishige

Hatago MCP Hub

By himorishige · 0 tools · 27 GitHub stars

A lightweight hub server that unifies access to multiple MCP servers from tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, and VS Code.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
hatchet-mcp logo, by ElliotPadfield

hatchet-mcp

By ElliotPadfield · 0 tools · 1 GitHub star

An MCP server that lets AI agents observe and operate Hatchet workflows — status, runs, logs, workers, and metrics, plus trigger / cancel / replay.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Hated WoW MCP logo, by RdyGaming

Hated WoW MCP

By RdyGaming · 0 tools · 20 GitHub stars

An open-source MCP server for World of Warcraft addon development.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Have I Been Pwned MCP logo, by mrfentmen

Have I Been Pwned MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

This MCP server provides access to the Have I Been Pwned breach catalogue, allowing agents to query for every known data breach and retrieve details for specific breaches.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Have I Been Pwned MCP logo, by Pipeworx

Have I Been Pwned MCP

By Pipeworx · 0 tools

An MCP server that provides security tools for checking password breaches via k-anonymity, listing known data breaches, and looking up breached email accounts.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Hawl MCP logo, by Hawl

Hawl MCP

By Hawl · 0 tools

Hawl enables AI agents owned by different people to hand off tasks, check each other's work, and share files safely.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Haypile MCP logo, by BenyD

Haypile MCP

By BenyD · 0 tools · 2 GitHub stars

Haypile is a fully local, private document search and Q&A tool that indexes PDFs, Word, Markdown, and text files.

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Documentation and referenceSource reviewed
Haypile MCP logo, by BenyD

Haypile MCP

By BenyD · 0 tools · 2 GitHub stars

Haypile is a fully local, private document search and Q&A tool that indexes PDFs, Word, Markdown, and text files.

CommunityPackage
Documentation and referenceSource reviewed
Hayward MCP logo, by hedgerow-dev

Hayward MCP

By hedgerow-dev · 0 tools · 2 GitHub stars

Hayward is a static security scanner for machine-learning model files that checks PyTorch, pickle, joblib, GGUF, SafeTensors, ONNX and Keras checkpoints for code execution before…

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed

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Remote listings are live-checked and re-checked weekly. Local packages are validated from their attributed registry or catalog source and are never executed by Koskamo. Community and vendor evidence are labelled separately.

Access labels describe remote connection and discovery. Individual tools may require accounts, credentials, permissions, or payment. Registry membership and endpoint checks are not security audits.

Operators can list their own server through the public API or the koskamo_register_mcp_server MCP tool: prove control of the endpoint's domain with a well-known file or a DNS TXT record, pass the live check, and it is published at once. Proofs are re-checked weekly. Admins can still hide or remove any listing.

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