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EdgeQuake implements the LightRAG algorithm in Rust, turning documents into knowledge graphs for answers grounded in sources. It combines graph traversal and vector search, using PostgreSQL for storage and supporting cloud or local LLMs.
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EdgeQuake implements the LightRAG algorithm in Rust, turning documents into knowledge graphs for answers grounded in sources. It combines graph traversal and vector search, using PostgreSQL for storage and supporting cloud or local LLMs.
ActiveHealth 60/100
Garage is a Rust-built, S3-compatible distributed object store for small-to-medium self-hosted deployments. It replicates data across locations to help keep storage available when servers are unreachable.
ActiveHealth 49/100
ZAP by Checkmarx is a free, open-source web application scanner for developers and penetration testers. It helps find security vulnerabilities during development and testing, and supports manual security testing as well.
ActiveHealth 78/100
OpenCanary is a lightweight, Python-based network honeypot that imitates common services to detect activity after a breach of a non-public network. It runs on Linux and macOS, with some features limited to particular operating systems.
ActiveHealth 56/100
Claude SEO is an MIT-licensed SEO audit plugin built for Anthropic’s Claude Code. It uses specialist agents to analyze technical SEO, content, structured data, and AI-search readiness, then creates a prioritized action plan.
ActiveHealth 57/100
Nmap is a C-based network mapper for discovering hosts and examining services on networks. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, with Zenmap available as a graphical front end.
ActiveHealth 46/100
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Stunner is a Go command-line tool that compares STUN responses from multiple servers to estimate your NAT behavior. Use it to assess how readily devices behind your network may connect through hole punching.
InactiveHealth 21/100
A curated directory of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for DevOps, spanning cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, CI/CD, security, and observability. Useful for teams comparing integrations for AI assistants, rather than a server to install itself.
QuietHealth 32/100
MCPJungle is a self-hosted gateway for registering MCP servers and connecting AI clients through one endpoint. It supports local setups and shared team deployments with tool filtering and access controls.
ActiveHealth 47/100
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