@nikolasdehor
FreeBuilding agent infrastructure and MCP servers for production
About @nikolasdehor
Nikolas de Hor is a software engineer, COO and co-founder of FOR6 Solutions, and founder of DeHor Labs. He builds agent infrastructure and MCP servers for production use, not demos. His open-source projects include mcp-fiscal-brasil (128 stars on GitHub), an MCP server for Brazil's fiscal system with 44 tools and offline tables; mcp-agro-brasil for Brazilian agribusiness data; mcp-juridico-brasil, a modular legal platform over MCP; transcreve-ai, a video-to-knowledge tool that produces transcripts, frames, OCR, and RAG-ready evidence; and visual-eyes for browser-level visual inspection in coding agents. He contributes to open-source projects like nanobot, BMAD-METHOD, vibetunnel, aiox-core, openclaw, and picoclaw. His tech stack includes Python, TypeScript, Go, MCP, FastAPI, React, Docker, Postgres, SQLite, and Flutter.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- All projects are open source and free to use
- MCP servers are production-ready with offline capabilities
- Covers specialized Brazilian domains (fiscal, legal, agribusiness) not commonly addressed
- Projects are modular and extensible (e.g., mcp-juridico-brasil has case-tracking as a module)
- Active contributor to multiple open-source communities
- Projects are heavily focused on Brazilian systems and data, limiting global applicability
- Documentation and interfaces may be primarily in Portuguese
- Tools require some familiarity with MCP protocol and specific domain knowledge
- Some projects like visual-eyes are experimental and may have limited documentation