The registry for
the agentic web.

A network registry for the agentic web. Search, browse, and query MCP servers, A2A agents, and x402-enabled services.

Browser automation and web scraping via Playwright. Navigate, click, fill forms, take screenshots, and extract structured data from any website.

Web scraping and crawling with LLM-ready output. Scrape, crawl, map, and extract structured data from any URL. Returns clean markdown.

Full GitHub API access via MCP. Create issues, PRs, manage repos, read code, run searches, and interact with the GitHub ecosystem.

Local filesystem access for agents. Read, write, search, and manipulate files and directories with configurable path permissions.

Web and local search via Brave Search API. Privacy-respecting search with real-time results, news, and image search capabilities.

Finds Brazilian legislation and returns article text with official source links and repeal notices. Uses a local index and downloads document text on demand. Python 3.12 or later, uv and git are required. Search without a named law covers only cached text; OCR errors and incomplete repeal metadata remain possible. Public repository created November 1, 2026.

Inspects Firewalla devices, rules, VPN profiles and bounded traffic records through SSH. This unofficial server starts read-only; captures and writes need separate configuration and approvals. Requires verified SSH host keys and Docker or Python 3.11 or later. Firmware support varies, and some write adapters have no live enforcement validation. Public repository created October 29, 2026.

Creates, forks and manages Linux VMs for coding agents, with shell, file, browser and desktop tools. Runs locally over stdio or on a configured host through private HTTP. Needs Node.js 20 or later and a supported VM backend. Experimental software: lifecycle operations can remove VMs, and credential grants need careful review. Public repository created October 31, 2026.

Connects compatible AI clients to a paired Mac, Windows or Linux computer for file inspection, terminal jobs and supported desktop actions. Requires an EXZA account, Node.js 22 or later and a running local client. OAuth and local pairing control access; platform support varies. The public repository contains product documentation, not the client source. Created November 2, 2026.

Lets agents use PostgreSQL connections from the Halfnine desktop client on macOS and Windows. Each connection can disable agent access, allow reads, stage writes for approval or grant full access. Agent reads go to the configured AI provider. Early source-available software with unsigned installers; agent-created Docker databases start with full permissions. Public repository created October 29, 2026.

Exposes role-filtered dashboard capabilities through MCP, with a restaurant booking demo and presets for salons and workshops. Supports stdio and bearer-authenticated HTTP. This is a pre-release template using a mock data adapter, not a connected business system. Demo changes can reset when the hosting instance recycles; production use needs a real backend and private tokens. Public repository created October 31, 2026.

Manages self-hosted email aliases, retrieves verification codes and can send mail through a Cloudflare Worker. Requires a domain on Cloudflare, Email Routing, D1 and a private admin token. Outbound mail needs a separately configured sending provider. MCP access includes send and alias-control tools, so treat the token as privileged and require approval before sending. Public repository created November 1, 2026.

Adds an MCP endpoint to the Traverse in-memory graph database alongside Bolt, HTTP and its browser Studio. The database supports GQL and openCypher with configurable persistence and user roles. Requires a running server built with the MCP feature and an API key. Review permissions before allowing queries that change data; durability depends on the selected mode. Public repository created November 1, 2026.