Publisher portfolio
john-broadway
Explore the MCP servers published by john-broadway, with independent connection checks, performance measurements, and setup instructions for each project.
- Listed servers
- 2
Active projects in this portfolio. Deleted and deprecated registry rows are excluded.
- Sampled servers
- 0
Active servers with a recorded connection probe
- Latest probe connected
- 0
Latest stored probe connected. This is not a live guarantee.
- Repositories
- 2
Distinct source repositories linked by the active listings
Portfolio overview
MCP servers
Compare connection status and measurements. Open a server for its tools, check results, and client configuration.
| Server / capability | Last probe | Median latency | Checks passed | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Pacioli — the ERPNext broker you can hand the books Governed agent access to ERPNext — MCP + A2A doors, one spine. No debit without a credit. | Not measured | Not measured | 4 / 6 | Not checked yet |
Proximo — the governed client for Proxmox The governed client for Proxmox (PVE, PBS, PMG, PDM): plans, keeps the receipts, puts things back. | Not measured | Not measured | 4 / 6 | Not checked yet |
Company & identity
About john-broadway
john-broadway publishes MCP servers under the io.github.john-broadway namespace. This namespace is associated with a GitHub login in the MCP Registry.
Namespace verification connects the publisher to its registry identity. It does not certify the security of individual servers.