A daily census of which MCP servers and skills agents actually run
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One quick search tells you which distros ship a package, at what version and under what licence, with a JSON and CSV API your scripts and agents can query.
Pkgbot is a search engine for Linux packages, built by its maker after switching to NixOS and finding package search slow and cluttered everywhere, aggregators included. It indexes about 2.8 million packages from 129 repositories, from Debian, Fedora and Ubuntu to Nix, Void and OpenWrt, and lets you sort and filter by licence, version and update date, with results in milliseconds. There are JSON and CSV APIs, RSS feeds and a small Bash client for the terminal. Data comes from Repology and refreshes weekly. The whole thing is a single Rust binary over SQLite, AGPL-3.0, and can be self-hosted.
A daily census of which MCP servers and skills agents actually run
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