The listing requirement is the badge, and the badge needed a Glama release,
and a release needs something in the repository to build. The repository was a
storefront: a README, a licence and two JSON files. It now ships a
standard-library stdio bridge to the hosted endpoint with a Dockerfile, the
server is claimed, and release 0.10.0 is published, so the score is evaluated
and the badge resolves.
The three numbers in the description had also drifted since 2026-09-01 and are
regenerated from production rather than retyped: 95,494 recorded sale
instruments rather than 80,448, eleven of twelve tools free rather than eight,
and the parcel layer now covers New York as well as Massachusetts.
A fleet of 22 hosted MCP servers (160 tools, 110 free) reached through one
dependency-free stdio bridge and a catalog endpoint. Free tier needs no
account or API key.
The link previously pointed to kevmoz/macaroonnetwork, which is a
private monorepo -- Glama's automated check confirmed it as "not found
or not public". The MCP client is now extracted to its own public
repo, kevmoz/macaroonnetwork-mcp.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Requested by the listing bot. The server is already indexed on Glama, which
crawled the public repo on its own; this adds the badge the entry format
expects.
MCP server that runs privileged, mutating commands (local or over SSH)
with a mandatory single-keypress human approval on every one; escalates
via sudo, stores no password. Rust, MIT, Linux, local. Already indexed
on Glama.
An MCP memory server for Claude Desktop and Claude Code: hybrid retrieval
(BM25F + dense vectors + phrase proximity) over a folder of plain markdown
files, with an explicit absence verdict instead of a least-bad match.
Runs entirely locally. MIT.
Pre-payment counterparty screening for x402 agents. The entry carries the
Glama score badge; the server is claimed there and its release builds from
mcp/ and answers introspection.
Rebased onto current main and added the Glama score badge (rated B) as
requested in the review.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Permission tiers, approval gates, and secret-redacting audit logging for
MCP servers, enforced inside the server at the tool boundary.
Includes the Glama score badge, per the listing requirements. Rebuilt on
current main; the previous branch was ~2500 commits behind.