Enables AI assistants to author, validate, and preview narrated, animated UI walkthroughs from static HTML scene kits, producing self-contained multilingual HTML guides without recording video.
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Enables AI coding assistants to recall and manage repository-aware memory, including project ingestion, status monitoring, memory retrieval, and explicit content ingestion via the CueMap engine.
Enables interaction with Cumulocity IoT platform for device management, measurements, and alarm monitoring. Supports filtering devices, retrieving measurements with time-based queries, and accessing active alarms through natural language.
CUQU (找搭子) is a local offline social activities platform in China (Shenzhen-based, 10+ cities). Its MCP gateway exposes 8 tools: activity search, event booking, payment, check-in, organizer event creation, venue search, and share-link generation, covering 100+ activity categories (board games, frisbee, hiking, badminton, fishing, anime and more).
Enables AI assistants to trade FX, manage beneficiaries, check balances, request quotes, and configure rate alerts and market orders via the CurrencyTransfer API.
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Connects AI assistants to Custify customer success data for querying account metrics, health scores, and usage trends. It also supports taking actions such as creating notes, managing tasks, and triggering playbooks.
Enables AI agents to search, configure, get live ZAR pricing, and purchase made-to-measure blinds from Custom Blinds, generating Yoco or Ozow payment links directly.
Connects AI coding agents to the Customaise Chrome extension, enabling management of UserScripts and AgentScripts, visual DOM selection, tab control, and WebMCP tool calls directly from your IDE.
Connect Claude to your Customer.io workspace with full read, write, and delete access — granted independently, per workspace, via OAuth. What Claude can do today: • Build and edit automations (campaigns), broadcasts, and newsletters • Create segments from plain-English audience definitions • Inspect and update customer profiles and attributes • Draft, QA, and publish emails in Design Studio • Analyze deliveries, opens, clicks, and conversions; diagnose deliverability • Manage CDP Data Pipelines: sources, destinations, and reverse ETL • Guide SDK setup and app integration end to end The connector exposes Customer.io's Journeys UI API and Data Pipelines API through verb-scoped tools — cio_read_api (GET), cio_write_api (POST/PUT/PATCH), and cio_delete_api (DELETE) — so reads, writes, and deletes are approved separately. Built-in schema introspection (cio_schema) and server-maintained skills (cio_skills_list / cio_skills_read) give Claude authoritative, always-current guidance for complex workflows like automation wiring, segment conditions, and email design patterns, scoped to your account's plan. Safety is built in: every write and delete supports a dry-run preview before execution, and credentials never pass through Claude — authentication is OAuth, with workspaces and permission scopes selected at connect time. Try: "Analyze last month's welcome automation performance." "Build a segment of users inactive for 90 days." "Draft a re-engagement email and QA it." "Why did deliveries drop this week?"
A remote MCP server that enables AI agents to host HTML pages, generate PDFs, capture screenshots, scrape sites, and run sandboxed code using a CustomJS API key.
Read-only MCP server exposing Microsoft Clarity analytics data as tools for ChatGPT Agent Builder.
An MCP server for interacting with the Cutover API, enabling management of cutover events and related operations through natural language.
MCP server exposing the full CutPro v1 API as 34 tools for AI clients — analyze videos, submit clipping jobs, manage clips, render, and publish posts. Supports stdio, Streamable HTTP, and OAuth 2.1.
Provides MCP clients like Claude with tools to query and manage security scans, CVEs, assets, findings, threat intel, and generate polished reports by acting as a lightweight adapter over the CVEasy backend API.
This project builds a read-only MCP server. For full read, write, update, delete, and action capabilities and a simplified setup, check out our free CData MCP Server for Cvent (beta): https://www.cdata.com/download/download.aspx?sku=TVZK-V&type=beta
MCP server that makes the CVI Platform a native tool for AI assistants, enabling stock screening, company analysis, and point-in-time research via natural language.
Provides read-only tools for searching CWI's catalog by title, artist, or ISRC, retrieving game metadata and play links, and querying ledger state, trust verdicts, and needle-drop verification via a streamable HTTP MCP server with Bearer token auth.
Provides read-only access to CWI's trust infrastructure, enabling Gear Ledger provenance queries, agent trust scoring via the Verdict Engine, and NEEDLE DROP ledger hash-chain verification over stdio.
Fleet discovery for the cyanheads MCP ecosystem — semantic search + install snippets.
Enables AI agents to perform pay-per-call security verification of wallets, tokens, contracts, dApps, agents, and more via a remote endpoint with no installation.
Lets an AI agent hire and pay a verified human: post real-world tasks (voice, observation, judgment) and pay in USDC via a non-custodial x402 auth-capture escrow on Base, budget frozen at deploy. Humans verify their X identity before submitting.
Official MCP server for the CyberEdu CTF platform that automatically discovers and exposes all CyberEduClient methods as tools, enabling seamless interaction with the platform through MCP-compatible clients.
Pay-per-call x402 APIs for AI agents: DeFi token safety (honeypot/tax simulation, A-F grade), EVM chain data, web access (markdown/screenshot/PDF), speech-to-text. USDC on Base, no account, no API key
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