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THE FIRST COLLECTIONHosted MCP server providing Claude, Cursor and other AI agents with live website analytics, A/B testing, funnel analysis, heatmaps and paid-ads attribution resolved to Stripe revenue. Includes 12 marketing skill prompts for conversion optimization, copywriting, SEO and more.
Zikra is a self-hosted MCP memory server for AI coding agents and teams. It provides a shared, project-scoped memory layer across multiple agents, with role-based access, hybrid semantic and keyword search, structured memory types, and optional PostgreSQL storage.
Iris is a local-first MCP server that scores AI agent runs for quality, safety, and cost using 20 built-in deterministic rules, an optional LLM judge, and a web dashboard — all on your machine with no account or telemetry.
An MCP server for South Korean listed companies' ESG data, created by a securities analyst. It allows AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT to query ratings from 5 agencies, governance indicators, and GHG emissions from KRX, KIND, and GIR via 12 tools without requiring API keys.
Connect Blender to any LLM for AI-assisted 3D modeling, scene creation, and object manipulation via socket-based communication.
nexus-vscode is an MCP proxy extension for VSCode and Cursor that forwards AI tool calls to Unreal Engine (UE) instances.
An experimental security extension for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) providing runtime evidence for tool calls via HTTP message signatures and mTLS.
An unofficial MCP server that gives AI assistants seven read-only tools to search, list and read any Fumadocs documentation site, working against a deployed URL or a local docs repo via a single npx command.
nanobot is an ultra-lightweight, self-hosted personal AI agent framework written in Python, featuring a WebUI, terminal interface, and integrations with various chat applications.
Microsoft 365 CopilotにローカルPCのファイル操作やPython実行、Office編集など100以上のツールを提供するMCPサーバー。追加ライセンス不要で、社内DB接続やOCR、自律エージェント化を可能にします。
MCP Arcade is a command-line testing tool that runs a small catalog of experiments, called atoms, against MCP servers, judging results by the JSON-RPC wire and sandbox file changes rather than by tool descriptions or model prose.
jarvis (jarvis-mcp) is a local-first code intelligence MCP server for coding agents: it precomputes SCIP navigation, a Tree-sitter declaration baseline, Zoekt lexical search and optional semantic vectors, then serves nine read-only tools over stdio, keeping all data in a local directory.
MCP server and CLI tool that gives coding agents a structural map of codebases across 20+ languages using tree-sitter, reducing token usage by up to 75% compared to grep-based exploration.
MCP Hub is the largest open-source directory of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, aggregating 8,000+ servers from multiple sources with full-text search, validation, and GitHub integration.
A bridge that uses ChatGPT web subscription as the planning and review brain for Codex coding sessions, with Codex handling execution. Features a read-only MCP bridge with OAuth 2.1 security, Cloudflare tunnel, and one-time pairing codes.
An MCP server for Godot 4 that provides AI clients with bidirectional control over the Godot editor, featuring live-tree editing, a step-debugger, and 231 specialized tools.
A generic MCP bridge that allows AI agents to control VST3/AU plugins with a semantic layer for parameter mapping and a closed-loop system for audio measurement and tuning.
npm/PyPI packages and an MCP server for querying the Brazilian BNCC curriculum. Bundled data with 1,721 verified learnings from MEC/CNE, zero runtime dependencies. Integrates BNCC into TypeScript, Python, or AI agents via MCP.
Dadaki is a high-performance, in-browser vector graphics editor featuring a Rust/WASM and CanvasKit core with a TypeScript UI.
An MCP server providing LLM agents with lean tools to look up, read, and cross-reference academic papers across seven providers including OpenAlex, arXiv, bioRxiv, ACL Anthology, Crossref, OpenCitations, and Wikipedia.
