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OpnForm is an open-source form builder available as both a managed cloud service and a self-hosted application. Its repository documents practical operational details: bundle-size limits, PostgreSQL index migrations that keep writes available, isolated Docker environments for worktrees, and dependency security checks. It also provides an MCP server that lets AI agents create and preview drafts, with versioned previews that support restoring earlier revisions.
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prompts.chat brings together community prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other assistants, alongside an interactive book on prompt engineering. The repository also provides a CLI, a Claude Code plugin, and an MCP server for using prompts across different tools.
For a team, self-hosting provides a private prompt library with custom branding and authentication configured by the setup wizard. The integration examples range from npx prompts.chat to a remote MCP connection, without requiring a single access method.
Data API builder generates REST and GraphQL endpoints, as well as MCP tools, from Azure databases and on-premises stores. It supports several backends, including Azure SQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL and Cosmos DB, and runs in a container or locally during development.
Configuration defines entities and their permissions; DAB then translates requests into SQL. This layer reduces the API code teams need to maintain, while access remains shaped by the configuration and each database’s capabilities.
Engram provides persistent memory for AI agents, compatible with any agent supporting the MCP protocol (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, VS Code, etc.). The tool runs as a single Go binary with no external dependencies, storing memories in a SQLite file with built-in FTS5 search. It features a TUI, Git sync, and a self-hostable cloud extension, while remaining local-first and open source under the MIT license.
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Awesome Jev Live indexes SDKs, MCP tools, agents, apps, and open models related to TypeSafe System One. Entries are graded by evidence and organized by category and language; the catalog rebuilds every two hours to track changes across the ecosystem.
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DBX is a cross-platform database client advertised at 25 MB, with support for more than 100 systems including PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, MongoDB, and DuckDB. The repository combines a desktop app, CLI, MCP server, and AI features, bringing several database workflows together.
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Code Review Graph builds a local graph of a codebase and exposes it through MCP and CLI tools. It aims to give agents relevant context without loading the entire repository every time.
Context7 gives coding agents documentation snippets for a specific library and version. It helps reduce answers based on outdated or guessed APIs.
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This article shows how to expose a Storybook-documented React library through a local MCP server. Component manifests let an agent consult design-system rules before generating code.
Vibium exposes navigation, forms, clicks and screenshots through CLI, MCP or client libraries. It uses WebDriver BiDi so agents can verify changes in a real interface.
This practical course guides the creation and deployment of Mastra agents. Tools, memory and MCP are introduced through a guided workflow inside the code editor.
This server exposes the Node.js debugger to assistants such as Cursor and Claude Code. It adds runtime information to the context available for diagnosing problems.
This extension combines discovery, installation and management of MCP servers and skills. It makes those resources available to coding agents used alongside the editor.
