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Networking

Reviewed resources in Networking. 28 resources listed.

28 listings in Networking

  • Headwire

    github.com

    Statically configures WireGuard peers into a mesh with NAT traversal, upgrading each connection from a DERP relay to a direct path when one is found.

  • Goinfer

    github.com

    A local LLM inference proxy built on llama.cpp and llama-swap that lets you load and hot-swap multiple GGUF models and serve them through an OpenAI-compatible HTTP API, with an outbound-connection design for secure remote access to home or office GPUs still on the roadmap.

  • OmniWire

    github.com

    An MCP-based infrastructure layer for coordinating AI agent swarms across a fleet of servers, combining remote-control tools, agent messaging, a mesh VPN and a browser.

  • Agora

    github.com

    A native zero-trust overlay network for agent-to-agent communication, built on OpenZiti, giving agents the identity, discovery, policy and connectivity to interact safely.

  • proxy-scraper

    maximilianfeix.github.io

    A CLI tool that collects and verifies free HTTP, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 proxies from more than 700 public sources, filtering out honeypots and script-injecting proxies, with an optional rotating proxy server and an MCP server for AI agents.

  • Portal

    github.com

    A tool that turns a local folder into a public Model Context Protocol endpoint over a tunnel, exposing five deliberately minimal tools for running shell commands and transferring files, as a VS Code extension or standalone desktop app.

  • IronMesh

    ironmesh.org

    A local-first, end-to-end encrypted mesh protocol that lets AI agents exchange messages directly over a LAN or LoRa radio with no cloud, internet connection or central server required.

  • LiveKit Portal

    github.com

    A transport layer that lets a robot's cameras, joint state and control actions travel over WebRTC to a teleoperator or policy running on another machine, fusing video and state into one synchronized callback per control tick.

  • A developer tool for parsing Mellanox hardware and software steering dumps, covering both the HWS and SWS acceleration paths.

  • nix-grpc-store

    github.com

    A remote Nix store server that replaces SSH with gRPC and mTLS, batching path queries and streaming NAR downloads to make nix copy and remote builds faster over high-latency links.

  • mlx4_br

    github.com

    A small Linux driver/module that lets an SR-IOV virtual or physical function from Mellanox CX341, or from Intel X550/X710 NICs, be added to a Linux bridge, for use on OpenWrt or Proxmox VE hosts.

  • Antseed

    antseed.com

    A peer-to-peer network where providers offer AI inference services and buyers discover them through a DHT and route requests through encrypted connections, with a router that scores providers on price, latency and reputation.

  • A continuously refreshed, publicly aggregated list of free HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies, each tested and labeled with country, anonymity grade, latency and uptime.

  • Praxis

    praxis.fast

    A Rust framework for building proxy servers, aimed at cloud-native and AI workloads, with documentation covering configuration, filters, extensions, TLS and security hardening.

  • Liaison

    liaison.cloud

    A self-hosted zero-trust access gateway that shares local language models, databases and internal services over authenticated APIs and browser-based terminals, without opening inbound ports on the private network.

  • NetBox MCP Server

    netboxlabs.com

    A simple, read-only MCP server for NetBox that lets LLM clients query core network-infrastructure objects, object details, and audit-trail change logs, deliberately kept small and easy to fork rather than covering NetBox's full API.

  • vLLM Router

    github.com

    vLLM Router is a high-performance request router for large-scale vLLM deployments, providing cache-aware and other load-balancing algorithms plus prefill and decode disaggregation and Kubernetes-native service discovery.

  • The customer-run client for OpenAI's Secure MCP Tunnel, connecting a private or localhost MCP server to ChatGPT, Codex, the Responses API and AgentKit through an OpenAI-hosted tunnel endpoint, without exposing the server to the public internet.

  • rustunnel

    rustunnel.com

    rustunnel is an open-source, self-hostable tunnel server written in Rust that exposes local HTTP, HTTPS, TCP or UDP services to the public internet over a TLS-encrypted WebSocket connection, with a pay-as-you-go managed option and an MCP server for AI agents.

  • Ragnar

    github.com

    A network scanning and vulnerability assessment tool for wired and Wi-Fi networks, running on a Raspberry Pi or a headless server, with a web dashboard for discovery, threat intelligence, and offensive-security testing.

  • SAM

    sam-mesh.dev

    A private, identity-verified peer-to-peer network for AI agents, where each node publishes tools and models to the mesh and can discover and call what other nodes expose, with nothing reachable unless explicitly granted.

  • iPXE

    ipxe.org

    An open-source network boot firmware that extends PXE with HTTP/HTTPS, iSCSI, FCoE and AoE SAN booting, a scripting language, and interactive boot menus and forms.

  • GoDoxy

    docs.godoxy.dev

    A lightweight reverse proxy and container orchestrator with a web UI for self-hosters, discovering Docker and Podman containers and routing traffic to them automatically.

  • A command-line tool that bulk port-forwards every Kubernetes service in a namespace to a unique local loopback IP, so local code reaches them by their in-cluster service names.