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servelink-swyftlabs/serve-mcp

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Public listing and configuration home for serve — give anything on your machine a public HTTPS link, from your agent. Implementation repository is private.

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servelink-swyftlabs/serve-mcp

Added 8 Sept 2026

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Overview

serve-mcp is the public listing and configuration home for serve, a tool that gives anything on your machine a public HTTPS link, from your agent. The implementation repository is private, and the project is written in Dockerfile.

Best for

Best for
Developers who want to expose local machine resources to agents over public HTTPS

Use cases

  • Expose a local service to an agent over a public HTTPS link
  • Give a remote agent access to a dev machine tool
  • Use the public repo as the configuration entry point for serve

How to use

Install

npm i -g @servelink/serve     # npm is the primary channel

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor

Notes

serve-mcp is the public listing and configuration home for serve, a tool that gives anything on your machine a public HTTPS link, from your agent. The implementation repository is private, and the project is written in Dockerfile.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-07.

Use cases

  • Expose a local service to an agent over a public HTTPS link
  • Give a remote agent access to a dev machine tool
  • Use the public repo as the configuration entry point for serve

Pros

  • Public GitHub presence makes discovery and config sharing straightforward
  • Minimal Dockerfile footprint keeps the listing lightweight
  • Ties directly into agent-driven exposure of local resources

Cons

  • Implementation repository is private, limiting review and auditability
  • No public stars or activity yet
  • Public content is sparse, so troubleshooting may be hard

Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Public GitHub presence makes discovery and config sharing straightforward
  • Minimal Dockerfile footprint keeps the listing lightweight
  • Ties directly into agent-driven exposure of local resources

Cons

  • Implementation repository is private, limiting review and auditability
  • No public stars or activity yet
  • Public content is sparse, so troubleshooting may be hard
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