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Parallel Search

Official

Parallel Search MCP provides drop-in web search and content extraction capabilities. The tools invoke the Search API and Extract API endpoints but present a simpler interface to ensure effective use by agents. Parallel provides token-efficient search, so your agent can find the most relevant information from the web without using up your token budget.

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3 connection options

PostHog

Official

Connect to PostHog and work with your product data through natural conversation. Query analytics using HogQL or natural language, build and manage dashboards and insights, control feature flags, run and monitor experiments, create and analyze surveys, track errors, explore logs, and monitor LLM costs. Results include inline charts so you can visualize trends without leaving the conversation. Browse event and property definitions to understand your data model, search across all PostHog entities, and look up PostHog docs for instant context.

2 sources
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4 connection options

Prisma

Official

Manage Prisma Postgres databases, connection strings, backups, schemas, SQL queries, and Object Storage. Search the official Prisma documentation and manage resources in your selected workspace. Sign in with your Prisma account to connect. The connector can read and change resources in that workspace.

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Sanity

Official

Create, query, and manage your structured content in Sanity directly from Claude. Run content audits, update documents, coordinate releases, and find anything across your projects. Or set up entirely new projects – schemas, content, and configuration – just by chatting with Claude.

3 sources
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Supabase

Official

Manage Supabase projects directly through Claude. Execute SQL queries on PostgreSQL databases, design and modify table schemas, deploy serverless edge functions, and configure user authentication. Access real-time logs for debugging, generate TypeScript types for your schema, create and apply database migrations, and manage development branches through natural language commands.

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Webflow

Official

Webflow is a visual platform for building and running professional websites, and Webflow MCP connects Claude directly to it. Describe what you want in plain language, and your agent makes the change in your actual site, working from the design system, content, and data already there. What you can do: - Design and build: Create responsive pages, build reusable components, and manage the variables that hold your colors, fonts, and spacing. - Manage content at scale: Set up and restructure CMS collections, the databases behind repeating content like blog posts and case studies, then write and update items in bulk. - Bring it to life: Add motion and interactivity to a page, then fine-tune the result yourself on a visual timeline. - Analyze and measure: Ask about traffic, top pages, and engagement over time, and get the answer in conversation. Control stays with you. Agents work inside the roles and permissions your workspace already has, they follow the Agent Instructions you write to tell them how your site should be built, and every action is recorded in the site activity log. Point an agent at a page branch, a private copy of a page, and your live site stays untouched while you work. Anything an agent builds opens in Webflow's visual editor, where you review and adjust it before publishing. New to Webflow? You do not need to learn the product first. What your agent builds is a real website with production hosting and a content management system behind it, not a code export you are then responsible for maintaining. Open the visual editor whenever you want to take over by hand.

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WordPress.com

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Manage and create on your WordPress site through a conversation with Claude. Ask Claude to find a post, check your stats, draft something new, update a page, or pull up a comment thread. Your sites stay secure — Claude only gets access to what you approve, nothing more. Your site already knows your style — your theme, your colors, your fonts, every creative decision you've made. Claude can see all of it, so when it helps you create, the content actually fits. 60+ abilities. Every change is confirmed by you. Available on all paid WordPress.com plans and any Jetpack AI or Complete-connected site. For developers: Under the hood, this connector is powered by the WordPress.com MCP server. It uses OAuth 2.1 to ensure agents only access the resources you've explicitly approved, making it easy for you to build and extend AI-driven workflows on top of WordPress.

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Zoom Workspace

Official

The Zoom for Claude connector allows users to search their Zoom meetings using natural language, retrieve meeting assets such as AI summaries, docs, recordings, and whiteboards, and access recording-specific resources including transcripts, summaries, next steps, and playback links. Users can ask questions to quickly locate the exact moment a topic was discussed in a meeting recording, generate agendas, capture notes, identify action items, and follow up using the transcript, summary, and shared materials.

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CircleCI

Official

The CircleCI MCP Server is a remote server hosted by CircleCI that connects Claude directly to your CI/CD pipelines, giving you a conversational interface to the same pipeline, workflow, job, and artifact data you'd normally reach through the CircleCI CLI or dashboard. With this connector, you can ask Claude to check the latest pipeline status for a project or roll back a deployment - all without leaving your conversation. When something breaks, Claude can pull the failure logs for a specific build and help you understand what went wrong, or dig into test results for a job to pinpoint which tests failed and why. Beyond troubleshooting individual runs, the server supports broader pipeline health and efficiency work. Claude can identify underused resource classes to help you right-size compute and control costs, and list artifacts produced by your builds so you can retrieve build outputs without hunting through the UI. It also helps with day-to-day project management: checking component versions across your fleet, and pulling usage data for cost and consumption analysis. For configuration work, it can act as a config helper - assisting with validating and troubleshooting your .circleci/config.yml setup. In short, this MCP Server turns Claude into a working partner for CI/CD: monitoring pipeline health, debugging build and test failures, managing releases and rollbacks, and keeping an eye on cost and reliability - all through natural conversation rather than manual dashboard digging or CLI commands.

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#memory

Official status unknown

#memory is a place to save anything: notes, photos, documents and links. Find it later with the single word that first comes to mind. No folders to sort. The #memory apps launch on iOS and macOS on October 9, followed by Android and Windows later in October. Sign up at usememory.com to get started. With this connector, Claude can find what you saved: a recommendation, your meeting notes, an idea you didn't want to lose. Search by words and keywords, then read the original memory for context. Connect your #memory account, or create one when you connect, and choose what to share: your whole library or only memories with selected keywords. Reading is on by default. Saving and updating integration-created notes are optional, and deleting needs separate permission. Claude saves or deletes only when you ask. Encrypted memory content stays unreadable through this connection. Revoke access from your #memory account at any time; connections expire after 30 days. Information already shared with Claude may still be kept by its provider. This connection does not automatically capture conversations.

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$nipp

Official status unknown

Everything You Need to Save in One Place. Whether you're shopping for groceries, household essentials, fashion, pet products, electronics, or your favorite beverages, $nipp helps you unlock more value every time you shop. One app. Thousands of offers.

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00Food

Official status unknown

00Food helps people who use its iPhone food diary estimate food calories and review their daily eating habits. Submit a food description or photo in the iPhone app, then ask your connected agent to estimate calories and fruit-and-vegetable portions with an explanation. Review and approve each proposal in the app before saving or logging it. Use your saved food library as context and correct its fruit-and-vegetable portions when needed. With separately approved daily permissions, review completed-day food logs alongside up to seven days of activity, water, and other Health totals shared by the app, then save a short reflection in 00Food. The connection accesses only your authorized 00Food account. It cannot approve or log meals for you, or read or write the live Apple Health store. Estimates and reflections are approximate and are not medical advice. There is no built-in food catalog or bundled AI agent. Compatible hosts can subscribe to new requests and clarifications; connecting alone does not enable automatic responses.

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00Todo

Official status unknown

00Todo is a simple, fast iPhone app for keeping track of what needs doing. Tasks and projects live together, with independent start and due dates: a start date (and optional time) keeps future work out of the way until it begins, while a due date marks the deadline without hiding anything. Blocked holds work that's waiting on something, and Someday holds ideas for later, so neither clutters what's ready now. Connect 00Todo to Claude to work with the same lists in conversation. Ask what you can work on today, what's coming up, or what's stuck. Add tasks with start dates, due dates and notes. Turn a shopping list or a plan into a project with subtasks. Mark things done, move them to Blocked or Someday, or reschedule them, and everything syncs back to the app. Claude can only reach your own tasks and projects, and only after you sign in and approve the connection. You can review or revoke access at any time in the app's MCP Connections settings.

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00Widget

Official status unknown

00Widget gives Claude a place to put status you can see without opening a chat. Ask Claude to publish a card, such as a build count, a queue depth, today's total or a daily briefing, and it appears on your iPhone Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets and on the Apple TV dashboard. Cards support summaries, progress bars, lists, charts, timelines and briefings, and update in place when Claude republishes them. For work with a start and an end, like a deploy, a test run, a batch job or a long research task, Claude can start a Live Activity that shows progress on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, update it at each step, and end it when the work is done. Claude can also read back what's currently published, check whether your devices are ready to receive updates, and remove cards that are no longer needed. 00Widget only reaches the account you sign in with, and you can revoke the connection at any time.

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0Delta.ai

Official status unknown

0Delta lets Claude pull Exact Online numbers and your finance reports, handy if you’re a fractional CFO or founding partner juggling one company or a whole portfolio. Ask about cash runway, burn, P&L, balance sheet, open invoices, customer concentration, or how the forecast compares to actuals. Scan the portfolio for who needs attention, then dig into one company or Exact division without opening the ERP. You sign in with your 0Delta.ai account. Curated reports work best for analysis; use the live Exact Online tools when you need to reconcile or drill down. You’ll need an active 0Delta account with Exact Online connected.

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About the wider MCP catalog

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