JIFF
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JIFF (JavaScript Implementation of Federated Functionalities) is an MPC library implemented by researchers at Boston University. It has a central server that hosts a client interface and routes messages between individual client parties. It implements an information-theoretically secure, LSSS-based protocol for an arbitrary number of parties.
The developers also produced the JIGG framework, a garbled circuit implementation.
The developers have not released a paper documenting JIFF; it wasn't included in the original survey.
Threshold: JIFF uses Shamir sharing by default and its sharing interface allows explicit definition of the threshold.
Pretty good, honestly.