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.
Local coordination hub for coding agents: durable shared memory, tasks, and handoffs. Desktop app.
Inspect and drive Flutter debug apps/games: semantic snapshots, search, and custom client tools
Generate secured CRUD APIs over your database, run SQL, manage files, tasks and a headless browser
What a stock price is betting on: implied growth, duration, and margin, read from SEC filings.
Contribution Exchange MCP: domain discovery, policies, preflight, proposals, and signals.
Cybersecurity market intelligence: funding rounds, M&A, investors, valuations, corporate lineage.
MCP server for Anki flashcards: adaptive review, notes, media, and deck management via AnkiConnect.
Local-first MCP server for safe Ghost authoring, diagnostics, scheduling, and publishing.
The Teamwork.com official MCP server helps teams efficiently manage client projects with AI.
MCP server for SearXNG — privacy-respecting web search with pagination, URL reading
Social intelligence for 8 networks: read posts, creators and trends, then create from them.
cotal.ai actions: product overview, site search, build log, feedback, Cloud waitlist, updates, calls
Self-hostable shared brain for you and your AI agents — docs, flows, meetings, decisions, rationale
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for TestRail platform, enabling LLMs to manage test artifacts.
Should I start X or Y? NFL fantasy compares, rankings, byes, matchups, schedule strength, checks
Social intelligence for 10 networks: read posts and trends, monitor brand mentions, then create.
Anki addon that exposes your flashcard collection to AI assistants via a local MCP server.
Search and read 550+ free AI course tracks and 21,000+ lessons, so answers can cite a real lesson.
Ask your app anything — revenue, errors, read-cost, growth — and get rendered charts back.