Cohesivity lets AI agents provision and manage infrastructure like postgres, hosting, storage, redis, realtime, etc. and other useful APIs.
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Lets an external AI agent work inside shared project rooms as a genuine client, handling seven tools that list and fetch projects, read full room state (project, document, recent chat, presence), post chat messages, edit the shared document, create projects, and upvote. Every action happens under a visible agent handle over the same REST and WebSocket endpoints humans use, returning schema-declared structured content and machine-readable error codes so agents can plan multi-step work.
An MCP server for interacting with the CoinEx cryptocurrency exchange, enabling market data queries and authenticated trading operations via AI agents.
Official CoinGecko API MCP Server for Crypto Price & Market Data. More details: https://docs.coingecko.com/reference/mcp-server
Provides real-time crypto whale trade data and market analysis to AI agents, including unusual flow radar, liquidations, funding rates, and market snapshots across 15 exchanges and on-chain DEXs.
Enables AI assistants to fetch real-time cryptocurrency market data including prices, tickers, exchange data, and OHLCV candles from CoinPaprika with zero configuration.
Prediction-market intelligence and crypto paper trading for AI agents. Explore data across 12 venues with 38 MCP tools, including 11 keyless tools on the hosted endpoint. Compare markets, track whales and discover crypto movers. Add a CoinRithm API key for simulated spot, futures and prediction-market trading, portfolio tracking and execution exports.
Enables AI assistants to manage crypto trading through Coinrule via natural language, including portfolio inspection, strategy creation, backtesting, and execution with configurable read/write permissions.
MCP Server for the CoinStats API. Provides access to cryptocurrency market data, portfolio tracking, and news.
Provides real-time cryptocurrency market signals including RSI, top gainers, price action, kimchi premium, market prices, and derivatives data from multiple exchanges.
Provides comprehensive crypto intelligence for the Hyperliquid exchange, allowing users to query trader profiles, behavioral cohorts, and live market data. It enables AI agents to analyze over 1.8 billion trades, track whale positions, and access real-time liquidation heatmaps.
Bridges a local agent to a Colab session in the browser, enabling seamless interaction with Colab from local clients.
An MCP server for discovering ColabFit materials science datasets and training MACE interatomic potentials on local hardware, enabling AI assistants to search, download, train, and validate models.
Enables an AI assistant to read form structures and submissions from a Coletum account (read-only) and to produce Excel/CSV exports, Coletum-style or user-template PDFs, and photographic reports on request. It also stores preferences such as logo and company name and reports where each generated file was saved.
Enables agents to turn a user's own photos into photo mosaics and shape-based photo collages such as hearts, numbers, words, stars and flowers, without any sign-in. It exposes tools for starting a mosaic, making and retrieving shape collages, and listing available collage shapes and mosaic styles.
Enables AI trading agents to submit proposed trades for deterministic pre-execution risk evaluation, returning allow/warn/deny decisions, risk scores, and tamper-evident audit hashes. It also supports token safety checks, balance simulation, asset registry lookup, and audit trail verification.
Collibra's MCP server connects AI assistants to your enterprise data intelligence platform. Discover and search data assets and business glossary terms using natural language, explore upstream and downstream technical lineage, retrieve semantic context for tables and columns, and manage data classifications. Create, edit, and enrich assets of any type, work with data contracts, and trace business terms back to their underlying physical data. Governance-aware and built for data stewards, analysts, and engineers alike.
Official remote MCP server for Color Me Shop (GMO Pepabo). Manage orders, products, customers, coupons, and inventory of your online store through natural language.
Color conversions math for 205+ color spaces, including OKLCH, CIELAB, CAM16, HCT, Display P3, Rec. 2020, camera logs, print and appearance models. Every space is verified to an authoritative reference. A color goes in as any CSS string or as channel values. Tools: convert, gamut, css, space, spaces, cube, shader, icc and code. No API key, no configuration and no network.
Enables querying FDA regulatory metadata for drugs, biologics, and medical devices through the openFDA API, including resolving application numbers and product names to authoritative regulatory details.
A remote MCP server that lets AI agents generate PDFs from Markdown or HTML, extract text from images and PDFs, validate and screen email addresses, convert or host images, and create QR codes and barcodes. It also exposes account, subscription, and API-discovery tools, with every call running against the same REST quotas tied to the caller's own API key.
Enables AI assistants and agents to retrieve public IP details, geolocate and validate IPv4/IPv6 addresses, detect Tor/VPN/datacenter flags, batch lookups, and perform WHOIS, DNS, reverse DNS, and subnet calculations without an API key.
Enables MCP clients to search, count, and read open jobs from employer career sites and hiring platforms, with pay information and links to original postings, including through a no-account public endpoint.
Enables AI clients to perform indicative business valuations, assess sell-readiness, list fixed-price M&A advisory services, and generate secure handoff links for partner applications and deal referrals, with support for English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
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