Listed and claimed on Glama, checks run against the latest release.
Also fixes the tool count: the surface is platform-dependent — 35 on Windows
and macOS, 34 on Linux, where obsbot_gimbal_move_speed is hidden because
there is no live position feedback to range-clamp a speed x duration burst
against. The original "36" counted a --debug-only diagnostic tool and was
wrong for every default install.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Controls an OBSBOT Tiny 2 webcam over USB — motorized gimbal, zoom, AI
tracking, image controls, snapshots and recording. Placed under Embedded
System rather than Multimedia Process since it drives physical hardware
(nearest neighbours being the CNC and 3D-printer servers) rather than
processing media.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rebased onto current main to clear the merge conflict that was blocking this.
Single-line addition under Security. Glama listing and score badge are in place
as requested by the listing-requirements bot.
The listing linked kaeris-cli, which holds only the CLI — the MCP server
lives in kaeris-mcp (Dockerfile included), which is what Glama built and
scored.
pifini-mcp is a genuine, tested, MIT-licensed, zero-dependency stdio proxy
to Pifini's hosted MCP server (not just documentation), satisfying the
GitHub-hosting requirement.
The entry linked https://github.com/asokore/pifini, which is a private
repository — a 404 for every reader of this list. That breaks the
contributing guideline on accurate, double-checked links.
Pifini is a closed-source hosted MCP server, so it now links to its public
integration page (endpoint, client config, live examples), matching the
existing convention for hosted servers in this list such as
pricepertoken/mcp-server, BrainGrid MCP and shadcn/studio MCP.
Renamed to "Pifini" since it is no longer an owner/repo path, and moved to
keep the section alphabetical (Perufitlife -> Pifini -> Pradumnasaraf).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hosted agent memory with provenance on every write, contradiction
surfacing, and snapshot rollback. Python, cloud-only, MCP over stdio
with three tools: commit_mem, recall, status.