Anyone interested in hosting a public server for testing it

[HelloWorldLTY]

I find that many APIs in this benchmark are not supported with free cost or are not valid. Therefore, I am wondering if anyone can host a server which supports the full set of this testing. I am happy to chat and pay for it. Thanks.

[padsbanger]

I can take a bounded first step here, but I would not promise the full 36-server surface before the keyed dependencies are funded and available.

I checked the current setup requirements: 20 servers need no setup, 11 require third-party API keys, 5 require keys plus data setup, and the Docker sandbox recommends 10 GB+ RAM. A truthful public “full set” host therefore needs more than deploying the image; it needs an agreed key/data ownership model, usage limits, secret handling, and a recurring operating budget.

Two fixed-scope options if useful:

• $5 written feasibility diagnostic: deployment topology, keyed-service/data matrix, resource estimate, secret boundary, recurring-cost checklist, and one recommended pilot scope.
• $25 bounded pilot deployment: deploy and verify the 20 no-key servers on a buyer-controlled Linux/Docker host with adequate memory, return the enabled-server/health evidence and concise runbook.

The remaining 16 integrations would be quoted only after you confirm which third-party accounts/data can be supplied and who pays their usage. Please do not put credentials in this issue; public context is enough for the first pass. I use Codex for implementation, then scope, review, and verify the result against the agreed checks. No work starts until you confirm the current need, scope, and payment.

Scope and recent merged proof: https://michal-lach.pl/services/?ref=github-mcp-atlas-65