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This MCP server connects your AI assistant to the ntfy notification service, letting it ping your devices when tasks finish or errors occur. You can also command the AI to look through recent alerts and find specific messages whenever you are ready.
This tool links Claude Desktop to your Bluesky account so you can read your timeline and reply to posts without leaving chat. You get a secure access token to log in safely, then just add the server to your settings and start talking to your feed.
This server connects your AI assistant to the Nix configuration system. It lets you search for packages, check system settings, find software flakes, and read documentation in plain text without needing to write complex commands.
This server connects your AI assistant directly to Grafana. It lets you search charts, run metric and log queries, manage alert rules, and track open incidents. Turn specific tools on or off to keep your daily workflow focused and secure.
This server connects AI chatbots to Twitter so you can search posts and track your home feed during a conversation. Simply add your login details to the setup, and your assistant will fetch tweets to answer your questions.
This server connects your AI assistant to common load testing software, letting you run checks, adjust traffic levels, and pull reports by just typing instructions. It replaces tedious menu navigation and streamlines your daily testing routine.
This tool gives AI apps safe access to your terminal by letting you approve specific commands, restrict them to one folder, and block harmful inputs. You set simple limits once, so the AI only performs exact tasks without risking your system.
This server links your AI assistant directly to your Bluesky account. It gives the program safe tools to read your timeline, check user profiles, manage your connections, and write or delete posts using your own login credentials.
This server links your chat app to the Hong Kong Observatory, giving your assistant tools to check live weather, weekly forecasts, earthquake alerts, and tide times. Simply type a natural question to receive official local reports instantly.
This server connects your AI assistant directly to your Plane workspace. You can tell it to list projects, find specific tasks, create new issues, or update their status. The AI handles the typing but always waits for your approval before saving changes.
This server lets your AI assistant search LeetCode problems, run your test code, and check community solutions without leaving your workspace. Add your account cookie to also track daily challenges and review your personal coding history.
This tool gives your AI assistant access to DuckDuckGo for finding current information online and extracts clean text from any webpage link you share. Built-in speed limits and content filters keep everything running smoothly and safely.
This server connects your AI chat assistant to the Rember app to read conversations, PDFs, and pasted text. It automatically turns that material into study flashcards and schedules them for long-term memory retention.
This server connects your AI assistant to a SearXNG search instance, allowing it to perform private web searches and read webpage contents. Just add your instance URL to the configuration so the AI can pull clean, filtered information directly.
This server connects AI assistants directly to your Jupyter Notebooks. It gives you a reliable set of tools to write code, run cells, view charts, and manage multiple notebooks without ever leaving your chat application.
This server lets AI assistants manage your Kubernetes clusters safely. You can ask an AI to deploy updates, read application logs, or restart services using plain English, with built-in options to automatically hide passwords and block destructive actions.
This server lets AI programs see your screen and take control of your mouse and keyboard. You can ask it to click buttons, type out messages, scroll through lists, and watch for windows while it handles your daily computer tasks.
This server connects your AI assistants to remote Linux or Windows machines. It safely runs shell commands over SSH, handles password or key logins, and automatically stops long-running tasks to keep your system stable.
This MCP server lets your AI assistant manage iOS simulators directly on your Mac. You can view available devices, turn them on or off, install your compiled application files, and launch them instantly to check your work without manual clicks.
This server links your AI chat apps directly to Nile. It gives your assistant safe, easy access to create new databases, manage isolated user accounts, run standard SQL commands, and inspect table structures using simple, conversational prompts.
This tool links your AI assistant to your smart home hub, letting it check device status and adjust room settings using plain language. To get started, generate a secure access key and add a quick update to your desktop config file.
Connects AI assistants to the Whale Alert API to track large cryptocurrency moves. Ask your chat app to fetch recent high-value transfers, look up specific transaction details, or analyze market activity across different blockchains.
This server lets AI assistants safely explore and edit your MongoDB database. Connect it with a simple address link, and the AI can search documents, update records, and review your data structure using everyday conversation.
This server lets your chat assistant read YouTube videos through their captions. It pulls subtitle files from any link and sends the text to Claude so you can get quick, accurate summaries right in your chat window.
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.