This tool brings a working chessboard to your chat window. You can start fresh matches, track turns, view the current layout as a clear image, and search saved game files to review past strategies without any guesswork.
This server connects AI assistants to a public database of Dutch World War II records. You can ask simple questions to find historical photos, personal stories, and official documents from 1940 to 1945 without needing any special login.
This MCP server gives your AI assistant a simple place to save and find JSON data. It supports adding, reading, changing, and deleting records, plus sorting them by any field. Connect it directly to apps like Claude Desktop.
This server connects AI assistants securely to your MySQL database, giving them safe access to list tables, read rows, and run simple queries. You only need to add your login details to a settings file so your AI can start exploring your data.
This MCP server lets AI tools like Claude read public information from Chess.com. Your assistant can look up player profiles, track live matches, find past games, and gather club details without needing a password or API key.
This server connects your AI assistant to Kagi for fast web searches and content summaries. Add your account key to your settings, and your AI will fetch up-to-date facts or explain long videos and articles right inside your workflow.
This MCP server lets your AI assistant search Google for multiple topics at once and returns the titles, links, and text snippets in a clean list. It handles common website checks automatically so you get reliable results without extra steps.
This server connects AI tools directly to Apache Airflow, letting you manage workflows and tasks through conversation. You can view pipeline status, trigger runs, check logs, and update settings without opening the web interface.
This server connects AI assistants directly to your local SQLite data files. It provides straightforward options for exploring table structures, filtering records, managing content, and running custom SQL commands without extra setup.
This server lets your AI assistant shrink and convert images directly on your computer. You provide image links, choose a format, and pick a quality level, and the tool processes everything locally to return smaller, ready-to-use files.
This tool connects your AI chat app directly to your custom Dify workflows. It gives your assistant simple features to list available tasks and run them on command, using your saved API keys and a standard setup file.
This server links your AI assistant directly to Kagi search, giving it a simple tool to look up questions online and bring back fresh results. You only need a Kagi API key and a quick setup step in your chat app to start searching immediately.
This tool lets your chat assistant check who owns a website and when it renews. It searches modern public records first, then quietly uses the older lookup method if needed, returning clear registration details without missing any data.
This MCP server adds map reading tools to your AI assistant. It converts street addresses into exact map coordinates, looks up nearby addresses from those points, calculates distances, and safely processes lists of locations in one step.
This server lets AI assistants read long articles, websites, and files, then return shortened versions. You set the target length, language, and layout. The tool pulls out the main points and hands back a focused recap in seconds.
This server connects your AI assistant directly to your Microsoft Azure accounts. It lets you quickly find and review servers, databases, and other cloud items by typing plain questions or custom search rules. Safe access is handled automatically.
This tool connects your AI assistant to your Jira account. You can instantly search tasks, update ticket details, attach files, assign teammates, and check project statuses using simple text instead of navigating complex menus or remembering special codes.
Connect your AI assistant directly to Dexscreener to check live cryptocurrency prices and trading pair details. This tool runs on your computer, needs no secret keys, and pulls real-time market numbers through everyday questions.
This server connects AI tools like Claude or Cursor to WebScraping.AI. It gives your assistant the ability to visit websites, handle complex pages with JavaScript, pull out specific text or data, and answer questions about what it sees online.
This tool connects your AI assistant to the k6 load tester so you can run website performance checks right from your chat window. You set the test length and visitor counts, start the process, and watch the results stream back instantly to spot slow pages.
This server lets AI assistants safely create and update your Kubernetes applications without touching complex setup files. Instead, it uses simple building blocks and checks every change against a strict template to catch mistakes early.
This tool links your AI assistant to your Rootly account so you can manage incidents and schedules from your editor. Search past outages, check on-call shifts, find similar problems, and get proven fixes without switching apps.
This server links AI assistants directly to factory machines and industrial sensors. It gives your chat tool live access to check equipment readings, browse available devices, and update system settings using simple text inputs.
This server connects AI assistants to your GraphQL web services so they can read the layout and run safe lookup queries. You set the web address, add security codes, and decide if the AI can change your data.
This server links computer helpers directly to your Aiven cloud account, allowing them to list projects, check running services, and pull detailed configurations. You stay in control by limiting access through your own secure tokens.
This tool links AI clients to your APISIX gateway. It lets assistants read settings, change traffic routes, adjust plugins, and manage security keys using plain text. Add your server address and login key to the config file, and your AI handles the rest.
This server connects AI coding assistants to your live applications. It pulls logs, error reports, and performance metrics directly into your editor so you can find and fix problems without opening separate dashboards.
This server supplies AI assistants with precise calculations for traditional Chinese astrology. You can generate complete four pillar charts from any date, reverse lookup matching times, and retrieve daily almanac details for planning activities.
This server connects AI tools to your local screen and audio history. Ask simple questions to find past work, review meeting transcripts, or share live project context without uploading private files online.
This local server gives your AI assistant the tools to thoroughly investigate any digital currency. It pulls live pricing from finance websites, organizes key details into clear sections, and saves every article so you can review the facts at any time.
This MCP server connects AI assistants directly to your Weaviate database, giving them tools to add new items and search existing data with fast hybrid queries. You just point it at your Weaviate setup and let your AI handle the rest.
This tool connects AI assistants directly to Firebase so you can ask them to manage database records, upload files, and check user accounts. Setup only requires adding a short configuration to your AI app and pointing it to your project credentials.
This MCP server lets AI assistants manage files across cloud drives, local servers, and network storage from one place. You can search, read, organize, and update documents without learning new software or moving your data.
These tools let your AI assistant connect directly to your Cloudflare account. You can ask about website traffic, check system logs, manage code updates, and review security settings using everyday language instead of complex dashboards.
This server lets AI tools run website scans and network checks using plain text, quickly finding server details, certificates, and IP ownership. Just add it to your setup so your assistant can explore web data through simple questions.
This server gives AI assistants real-time access to your local system stats using tools for CPU load, memory, disk space, network traffic, and active programs. Connect it to your favorite AI app to quickly check hardware health and track daily performance.
This tool gives your chat assistant direct control over your computer. It reads your applications folder, launches programs by their exact name, and opens your documents in the right software. You just add a quick setup line to your settings and start working.
This server connects your AI assistant to the Open Library, a massive public book and reading archive. You can use it to search for titles, read full author biographies, and fetch book cover images without ever leaving your conversation window.
This extension links AI chat programs to QGIS so you can build maps using plain text. Ask it to open projects, add spatial data, run analysis tools, export images, save your work, or write Python scripts that run directly inside the software.
This server gives AI assistants direct access to your RabbitMQ broker. You can easily publish messages, track queue sizes, and monitor live connections using plain text prompts instead of writing scripts or managing dashboards by hand.
This tool gives AI assistants direct access to official Major League Baseball records and live game information. It offers simple commands to look up team standings, player stats, daily schedules, and detailed game results without writing custom code.
This server connects your AI assistant to CryptoPanic so it can fetch the latest headlines and articles about digital currencies. Add your API key to the settings, and your AI will pull fresh news or media updates directly into your chat.
This server connects AI tools directly to your Confluence workspace. Once set up, it allows your chat assistant to search documents, read full page text, and edit content safely without needing manual logins or extra steps.
This server connects AI assistants directly to major cloud storage platforms like Amazon S3, Azure, and Google Cloud. It gives you simple tools to browse folders and open documents, with setup handled entirely through basic environment variables.
This server connects your AI assistant to Apktool so you can read, search, and edit Android app files using simple text commands. You can decode packages, patch code, and rebuild applications entirely on your local computer.
This program connects your text assistant directly to your Kubernetes environment. You can check running applications, read container logs, track memory usage, update software, and restart services by simply typing everyday requests into your chat window.
This server links AI chat applications to over twenty cryptocurrency exchanges. It provides your assistant with built-in tools to track live prices, read market orders, view trading history, and place trades on your behalf once you add your secure login keys.
This server connects your AI assistant directly to your personal Obsidian notebooks. It automatically reads your existing notes, searches for specific topics, drafts fresh content, and updates old pages using plain requests.