Adds **rag-kb** — a local-first, completely free agent memory & knowledge service.
- Hybrid retrieval for Chinese & English: BGE-M3 dense vectors + BM25 (jieba), fused with RRF
- Local-first & offline-capable: single process, embedded ChromaDB, no external services; retrieval works with the network cut off
- Dual protocol: REST + native MCP server from the same process
- Fully functional without any LLM; optional Ollama/cloud unlocks RAG answering
- Apache-2.0, English README included
Submitted by the project author. Happy to adjust the entry if needed.
Placed immediately after the repository link, before the language and scope
flags, matching the other badged entries in the section rather than the "after
the description" wording in the request.
## Summary
Adds a new MCP server for querying personal health and finance data from Claude Desktop.
## Server Details
- **Repository:** [Thecimal/quantified-self-mcp](https://github.com/Thecimal/quantified-self-mcp)
- **Language:** Python
- **Scope:** Local service
- **Description:** Query your personal health and finance data from Claude Desktop. Two local SQLite files, read directly off disk by a Python process you control — no cloud database, no dashboard, no third-party service.
## Placement
Added under **Health & Wellness** in alphabetical order (after PhilipAD/health-export-mcp).
## Format
Follows existing legend and entry format:
- 🐍 Python codebase
- 🏠 Local service
- Clear, concise feature summary
## Accuracy
- Repository is public and active
- Description reflects actual functionality
- Links verified
Ready for review.
Historical Polymarket order book depth — full L2 ladders at 1-second resolution on
resolved markets.
There are already several good Polymarket servers on the list. They wrap
Polymarket own Gamma and CLOB APIs, which serve the current book and 1-minute
price history; none can serve historical depth, because Polymarket does not
archive it at any granularity. This one serves depth that was captured live,
which is the gap rather than a duplicate.
TypeScript, npx-installable, MIT.