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Added portel-dev/photon - a runtime and marketplace for MCP servers using single-file TypeScript format. Photon takes a different approach from traditional frameworks by providing complete infrastructure (like npm + Node.js) with fork-first design and 16+ production-ready photons available.
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Description
Adding Photon to the Frameworks section.
What is Photon?
Photon is a runtime and marketplace for MCP servers using single-file TypeScript format. It takes a different approach from traditional MCP frameworks by providing complete infrastructure (similar to npm + Node.js) rather than just a library.
Key features:
.photon.tsformat (fork-first, easy to audit)Available photons: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Git, GitHub, Slack, Jira, Docker, AWS S3, and more.
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Added to Frameworks section as it provides high-level abstraction for building MCP servers, though it operates at a different level than typical frameworks (runtime + marketplace vs just library).
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