Source and status
One project page explains what is ready and links directly to the code.
MCP projects by Darren SoothillNewport Pagnell, UK
MCP servers for jobs I actually need doing.
I build these servers for my own systems, then document them so somebody else can run them without guesswork. Each project page covers setup, permissions and known limits.
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Project directory
Projects you can install.
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Open source
Octopus Energy Private MCP.
A privacy-first local server with 21 tools for energy usage, tariffs, cost analysis, smart devices and Octoplus points.
Updates / 02Latest first
Release notes
What changed, and why.
Release notes written for the person upgrading: what changed, what might break and which claims have actually been tested.
What to expect / 03
What a project needs before I list it.
I add a project only when somebody else can install it, understand the access it needs and report a useful bug.
Repeatable setup
Requirements, installation steps and examples are checked on a clean machine.
Limits and changes
Release notes call out breaking changes and say where compatibility was tested.
The work behind the tools
Built in Newport Pagnell, tested on the systems I actually use.
Most of these projects begin as a small job I am tired of doing by hand. I publish the code, setup notes and awkward edges once it is useful beyond my desk.
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