mnemiq is an Apache-2.0 text-to-SQL engine. The MCP server exposes db_read(question) and get_schema() over stdio with per-tool grants.
What makes it different from the other entries in this category: the LLM only proposes SQL. Four deterministic checks — shape, access, dialect, plan — run before execution, and the server refuses instead of returning a plausible wrong answer. Every answer comes back with a trace of the tables read.
Repo: https://github.com/agenticfabriq/mnemiq
Write-up and benchmarks: https://www.agenticfabriq.com/blog/mnemiq/launch
Alphabetical order preserved; single line added; no other changes.
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.
Rebuilt on current main: the earlier branch was based on an older copy of the
README and its commit reverted two unrelated entries.
Placed at the end of the section, matching how recent entries were added rather
than the alphabetical rule in CONTRIBUTING — happy to move it if you prefer the
rule.