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freellmpool

0xzr/freellmpoolMCP server

OpenAI-compatible MCP gateway cataloging 22 LLM providers, with routing, failover, and tools.

Scanned · 6 to knowMCP serverSource: Official MCP Registry
144 stars +3 this week Updated 5d ago License MIT
60popular

Why this score

Installs in real projects0/25
Stars4/10
Usage (forks)6/15
Upkeep25/25
License15/15
Owner history10/10

0 public GitHub projects have this in their committed setup (counted 2026-10-07). That counts people who kept it, not people who starred it. Private projects aren't visible, so the real number is higher.

Popularity score: 60/100 from public GitHub signals only. It shows how widely used and maintained this is, not how well it works. Not included yet: the fake-star check. The security scan is shown separately and doesn't change the score. How we rank

Security

Scanned Oct 22, 2026 at the PyPI package freellmpool@0.13.0, first 300 source files (it's a large repo), with Cisco's open-source skill-scanner.

What its code does:

  • Reads environment variables and sends network requests with them API clients do this to send your key to the service. Check which service it talks to.src/freellmpool/cli.py and 2 more
  • Runs shell commands Common for dev tools. Read the commands it runs..beads/README.md:2, SECURITY.md:60, docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md:43 and 4 more
  • Makes network requestsscripts/stress_proxy.py:195, scripts/verify_mcp_registry.py:61, scripts/verify_pypi_artifacts.py:178 and 13 more
  • Reads environment variables, where API keys usually livescripts/check_release_ready.py:160, scripts/render_assets.py:78, src/freellmpool/config.py:174 and 11 more
  • Installs system packagesintegrations/opencode-jail/opencode-freellmpool-jailed.sh:91
  • Uses dependencies without a pinned version A later version of a dependency could change what runs.plugins/llm-freellmpool/pyproject.toml:6, pyproject.toml:56 and 7 more

Web addresses in its code:

  • opencode.aiFAQ.md:21
  • raw.githubusercontent.comsrc/freellmpool/capability.py:522
  • text.pollinations.aiFAQ.md:17
  • api.cloudflare.comFAQ.md:28
  • artificialanalysis.aisrc/freellmpool/capability.py:518
  • 0xzr.github.ioscripts/check_docs.py:14
  • ai-gateway.vercel.shscripts/verify_vercel_gateway.py:35
  • aider.chatsrc/freellmpool/cli.py:1071
  • api.cerebras.aiFAQ.md:24
  • api.groq.comFAQ.md:23
  • api.kilo.aiFAQ.md:20
  • datasets-server.huggingface.cosrc/freellmpool/capability.py:513
  • integrate.api.nvidia.comFAQ.md:25
  • lmarena.aisrc/freellmpool/cli.py:1071
  • registry.modelcontextprotocol.ioscripts/verify_mcp_registry.py:15

And 2 more.

These are the sites named in the code, so it's where your data could go. It isn't a complete list: code can build addresses while it runs, and a few of these may be links rather than calls. Whatever you send also goes to the AI model you use.

A scan lists patterns in the code. It can't prove an add-on is harmless, and it can miss things, so read what you install. How we scan

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