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Real Fake Data MCP logo, by przeslijmi

Real Fake Data MCP

By przeslijmi · 0 tools

A Model Context Protocol server that provides realistic synthetic test data for AI assistants.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
realhands MCP logo, by kanishka089

realhands MCP

By kanishka089 · 0 tools · 1 GitHub star

An MCP server that allows Claude to operate a real desktop environment by moving the actual mouse, clicking, typing, and reading the real screen.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Realtime Avatar MCP logo, by The Influence Company

Realtime Avatar MCP

By The Influence Company · 0 tools · 4 GitHub stars

The Realtime Avatar MCP server enables coding agents to inspect account state, including available avatars, credit balances, and session bills, before writing integration code.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
REA MCP logo, by morluto

REA MCP

By morluto · 0 tools · 422,105 GitHub stars

REA is an MCP server that enables agents to reverse engineer applications and native binaries without source code.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Reasonbook MCP logo, by aquex.ai

Reasonbook MCP

By aquex.ai · 0 tools

Reasonbook is a local MCP server and dashboard provided by aquex.ai that allows AI agents to maintain a persistent local record of decisions, ensuring that context and choices…

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Productivity and knowledgeSource reviewed
ReasonGate MCP logo, by cgrtml

ReasonGate MCP

By cgrtml · 0 tools · 17 GitHub stars

ReasonGate is a self-hostable gate that inspects text going into and out of an LLM and returns an explainable allow / flag / block decision with a machine-readable audit record…

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Rebar MCP logo, by navapbc

Rebar MCP

By navapbc · 0 tools · 5 GitHub stars

An event-sourced, git-backed ticket store and Jira reconciler exposed as an MCP server.

CommunityPackage
Project managementSource reviewed
Rebase MCP logo, by Rebase

Rebase MCP

By Rebase · 0 tools · 26 GitHub stars

An open-source MCP server for the Rebase Postgres backend that enables AI agents to interact with database schemas, documents, users, and development servers.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Rebrickable MCP logo, by mrfentmen

Rebrickable MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

An MCP server for Rebrickable that provides access to LEGO sets, parts, and colors data.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed
Recall MCP logo, by RecallWorks

Recall MCP

By RecallWorks · 0 tools · 8 GitHub stars

An open-source, MCP-native memory server for AI agents that provides persistent, searchable, and tiered memory across sessions.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
recall MCP logo, by fainir

recall MCP

By fainir · 0 tools · 2 GitHub stars

A community MCP server that allows agents such as Codex, Cursor, or custom tools to read and write Claude Code's auto-generated project memory.

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Recall MCP logo, by j4ckxyz

Recall MCP

By j4ckxyz · 0 tools · 2 GitHub stars

Recall is a self-hosted, encrypted memory server for AI agents that runs as a single 10 MB Rust binary.

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Developer toolsSource reviewed

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