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Temporal memory for AI assistants using the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve with MCP server integration for Claude, Cursor, and compatible agents.

A read-only MCP server that enables users to query Databricks SQL, browse metadata, and monitor Delta Lake tables. It also supports tracking Databricks Jobs, DLT Pipelines, and cluster metrics through natural language interfaces.

Enables interaction with Attio CRM through natural language, using a Code Mode pattern where the LLM writes JavaScript to query the OpenAPI spec and call endpoints via three tools: search, execute, and context.

Enables managing NanoKVM devices via PicoClaw MCP, including status checks, reboots, and macOS recovery key operations, with secure SSH-based relay.

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China facts a server outside China cannot get: real mainland reachability, 调休 holidays, ID/phone val

Query UNHCR refugee, IDP, and stateless populations, asylum decisions, returns, and resettlement via MCP. STDIO or Streamable HTTP.

Enables natural-language querying of Instagram reel performance across accounts, computing completion rates that the Instagram API does not provide.

An MCP server that integrates with Stormware POHODA accounting software via the mServer XML API. It provides 48 tools to manage invoices, stock, orders, warehouse documents, and accounting reports through any MCP-compatible client.

OTrust issues cryptographic PDRs (Provenance Data Records) — proving a digital artifact existed at a specific time. $0.01 per proof. Blockchain-anchored. Publicly verifiable.

Integrates 100+ specialized AI agents with Claude Desktop, providing automated agent discovery, multi-agent coordination, and ready-to-use task templates for complex development and business workflows. Enables users to leverage enterprise-level AI capabilities through actionable resources and intelligent agent matching.

Kyanite Labs organization profile and shared GitHub defaults for AI tools, MCP servers, repo metadata, workflow templates, and public project discovery.

This MCP server provides persistent project context management through a structured "Memory Bank" system that maintains five core markdown files tracking project goals, current status, progress, decisions, and patterns. Built using TypeScript with the MCP SDK and Zod validation, it offers tools for initializing memory bank directories with templated files, reading all context files to provide AI assistants with comprehensive project understanding, and generating detailed update instructions based on change types (architecture, feature, bugfix, refactor, decision, progress). The implementation includes automatic timestamp tracking, file relationship management, and specific workflow guidance for maintaining consistency across all context files, making it valuable for AI-assisted development workflows that require persistent project memory, long-term context preservation across coding sessions, and structured documentation of architectural decisions and development progress.

Read-only MCP server for Litmos LMS that exposes user profiles, course results, and training completion data to AI clients.

SendGrid MCP — wraps SendGrid v3 API (api.sendgrid.com/v3)

MCP server for Standard Compute — endpoint health, model catalog, live plan pricing, and a completion probe for any MCP client (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, opencode)

Exposes SigmaUI Design System components to AI assistants, providing tools for component documentation, search, usage examples, and design tokens to accelerate Vue 3 and Nuxt 3 UI development.

Enables AI assistants to access SurfRank's AI visibility analytics platform through 24 tools. It allows agents to run AI-visibility reports, research keywords, track competitors, and manage projects directly from chat interfaces.

Enables AI agents to monitor and debug browser runtime errors, console logs, and page diagnostics in real time via a Chrome extension and local MCP server.

This MCP server provides direct automation and control of Android devices through the uiautomator2 library, enabling AI assistants to interact with mobile applications like a human user. Built by JEOMON GEORGE, it offers tools for clicking, long-clicking, swiping, typing, dragging, and pressing device buttons, along with state inspection that identifies interactive UI elements with their coordinates and labels. The implementation connects to physical Android devices or emulators via ADB, extracts the UI hierarchy to find clickable elements, and provides coordinate-based interaction capabilities, making it valuable for mobile app testing, automation workflows, and AI assistants that need to operate Android applications directly.