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An MCP server that enables Claude to interact with Twitter, allowing for posting tweets and searching Twitter content.

Enables AI assistants to interact with SQL Server Data Warehouses using natural language for automatic schema discovery and report generation. It ensures security by restricting operations to read-only SELECT queries through both code validation and database permissions.

Gene expression experiments and the brain structure ontology from the Allen Institute's Brain Atlas — where in the brain a gene is expressed.

Multicluster-MCP-Server provides a bridge between AI assistants and Kubernetes multi-cluster environments, enabling management of distributed Kubernetes resources. The server exposes tools for listing managed clusters, executing kubectl commands across clusters, and establishing service account connections with appropriate permissions. Built with TypeScript and the Kubernetes client-node library, it handles authentication through service accounts and manages kubeconfig files for seamless cross-cluster operations. This implementation is particularly valuable for DevOps engineers and platform administrators who need to monitor and manage multiple Kubernetes clusters through conversational AI without switching context between different cluster environments.

Provides tools to access Twitter data including tweets, user profiles, communities, lists, trends, and more via the Twitter241 API.

Enables querying Korean procurement corporate profiles and qualifications using business registration numbers through natural language, leveraging the public data API from data.go.kr.

MCP server for the Utah Division of Water Rights public API — allocations, zones, waterways, reservoirs. Stateless Cloudflare Worker.

OBIS (Ocean Biodiversity Information System) MCP.

🌼 A token-friendly local MCP server for DaisyUI component documentation using their public llms.txt.

A Go-based MCP server that provides AI assistants with comprehensive access to HTTP traffic captured by powhttp, a network analysis tool. Offers specialized tools for searching HTTP entries, analyzing TLS fingerprints, comparing browser vs programmatic requests for anti-bot detection, clustering API endpoints, tracing request flows, and validating response schemas against Go structs or Zod definitions. Built with roaring bitmaps for fast search and LRU caching for performance. Includes guided prompts for common workflows like building API maps from captured traffic and generating MVP scrapers.

An MCP server that gives AI agents direct access to developer.android.com — search docs, look up API references, browse packages, and check release notes.

Enables bug localization by analyzing a repo and bug report with an ant-swarm LLM, returning a HOT/WARM/COLD heatmap and JSON audit trail via MCP.

An MCP server that allows users to generate images using Replicate's Stable Diffusion model and save them to the local filesystem.

MCP server providing read-only operational tools (logs, metrics, traces, service health, config) for troubleshooting an environment, with one exception for toggling chaos scenarios.

Grants AI agents real-time access to the NPM registry, enabling package metadata retrieval, version checks, and dependency auditing for up-to-date code generation.

A simple MCP server that enables meeting room booking through an AI assistant, supporting room availability checks and booking operations with React Agent pattern for tool calling.

Query blockchains with plain English — instant, structured, and developer-friendly using Infura APIs

Finance MCP Server is a specialized implementation designed to provide AI assistants with access to financial data and operations. The server likely integrates with financial APIs or databases to enable capabilities such as market data retrieval, portfolio management, transaction processing, or financial analysis. While the repository appears to be inaccessible or private, the naming convention suggests it was developed by dino65-dev to bridge the gap between AI assistants and financial services, making it valuable for use cases involving investment analysis, financial planning, or automated trading strategies.

The OpenGov MCP Server enables Claude Desktop to access public datasets from Socrata-powered government data portals without requiring an API key. Developed by Scott Robbin, this TypeScript implementation provides a unified 'get_data' tool that supports searching datasets by keyword, viewing metadata, running SQL-like queries, and retrieving portal statistics. The server automatically adapts to different data portals (like Chicago, NYC, or San Francisco) through a configurable environment variable, making it ideal for users who need to analyze public government data such as budgets, crime statistics, or transportation information directly within their AI assistant workflows.

MCP server giving AI agents local CSV/JSON tools — info, convert, stats, filter. Data never leaves the machine.