Servers that give an agent access to something — a filesystem, an API, a database. Every listing here was approved by a person before it appeared, and links out to the source rather than reproducing it. We deliberately don't publish ready-made config blocks: a working one carries arguments and environment variables, and those are somebody's secrets waiting to happen.
SEO audit of every page: what to fix first, a fix prompt for your framework, and a re-check.
Draft quotations and invoices: 133 templates, tax rules for 195 countries and a document link.
Read-only pricing, services, contact and blog of a GoHighLevel and AI automation agency (PR)
Agent-buys cited Singapore company research: ACRA/URA/GeBIZ packs, S$49/390/1500 per job.
852 humanoid/bionic robot parts, 20 categories, 4-dimension compatibility checking. Vendor-neutral.
A webhook inbox for agents: one call returns a live URL. Mock, verify, inspect and replay.
Email for AI agents: inboxes, send/reply/forward, search, threads, webhooks — 21 SentFromAI tools.
Quarkus LangChain4J Workshop that demonstrates both single AI service capabilities and Agentic AI orchestration
AI companion for FIFA World Cup 2026 — 18 tools covering matches, teams, venues, city guides, fan zones, visa info, head-to-head records, and more. Works with C…
Multi-agent orchestration via MCP. Persistent memory, inter-agent messaging, goal cascade, context budget pruning. One binary, zero config.
An MCP server that lets AI agents act like a human at a real terminal, local or over SSH.