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A collection of open source AWS MCP servers is available at awslabs (https://github.com/awslabs/mcp)

3 points|tntpreneur|11 days ago|0 comments

A Collection of MCP Servers(https://github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers)

3 points|saikatsg|14 days ago|0 comments

A Collection of MCP Servers(https://github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers)

2 points|coloneltcb|11 days ago|0 comments

Show HN: nix-mcp-servers – MCP server Nix package repo (https://github.com/cameronfyfe/nix-mcp-servers)

3 points|cameronfyfe|7 days ago|2 comments

Started a collection of nix packages for some MCP servers I use. Makes installation into a NixOS-based system easy; also allows for running binaries straight from the flake on any Linux/macOS systems with nix installed. This can be convenient for MCP servers like `github-mcp-server` written in Go that aren't runnable using `uvx` or `npx`.

Show HN: MCP Log Reader – Open-source server to analyze MCP logs faster (https://github.com/klara-research/MCP-Analyzer)

2 points|mrciffa|13 days ago|0 comments

I've open-sourced MCP Log Reader - an MCP server that helps you analyze and debug MCP server logs. It provides structured access to Claude's logs, making it easy to troubleshoot MCP integrations and understand AI-tool interactions.

What MCP Log Reader does:
- Multi-platform support for macOS, Windows, and Linux with system-specific log paths
- Smart filtering with case-insensitive text search for quick issue identification
- Paginated browsing to navigate large log collections efficiently
- Size management that handles large log files with intelligent truncation
- Seamless Claude Desktop integration as a standard MCP server

The tool works by locating, sorting, and filtering MCP logs with a structured output format:
- logs: Record of {filename: content} for each retrieved log file
- pagination: Object with {currentPage, filesPerPage, totalFiles, totalPages, hasNextPage, hasPreviousPage}
- logDirectory: String with the directory path where logs were found
- message: Summary of operation results

Currently supports Claude Desktop with TypeScript implementation. Installation requires only cloning the repo and running with Node.js.

I'm building more tools to help debug MCP server and analyze AI-tool interactions. What challenges are you facing with MCP development or integration? What information would help you better understand how your tools interact with your MCP servers?

Links:
- Repo: https://github.com/klara-research/MCP-Analyzer

Wanting to jump back in to the IT/IS world, help!

1 points|illegalsmile|11 years ago|0 comments

I'm 33 and have had an environmental science related job for the last 6 years. At first it started out as simple data collection/field tech work but now I've been doing A LOT of database development/data management/server admin, creating data visualization programs in IDL/Python, logic programming for process control, some security and general IT work even though 90% of what I do is not under my position's description. Consequently, I consider myself to be completely underpaid for my experience and capabilities and I want back in the IT world not only for a new challenge but a different lifestyle. I worked in IT from 15-24 and have generally kept up with trends and practices.

I'd rather not do any help desk but will bite the bullet if it opens a door and comprises less than 25% of my job. I don't really enjoy programming as much as I do the database development/management/server admin side of things. My certs from the past are basic, A+/CCNA/MCP, and extremely old at this point. I would rather redo those or work for new ones than list those on my resume. I'm lost where to begin, should I grab a cert or two before applying for jobs or just start knocking on doors and handing out resumes?

What's the best way to get back into IT/IS, especially on the database side of things?

Thanks HN!