MCP server exposing a parametric policy engine for evaluating, simulating, and managing rules, with dynamic plugin support for domain-specific calculations.
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RunAPI MCP server for the Flux 2 model line. Create tasks, poll their status, and check pricing through a single RunAPI API key.
MCP server for GPT-4o Image model line, enabling text-to-image task creation, status polling, and pricing checks via RunAPI.
An MCP server that enables AI image editing and generation using the GPT Image 2 model line via RunAPI, with task polling and pricing checks.
Enables creating and managing HappyHorse video generation tasks (edit, image-to-video, text-to-video) via RunAPI, with optional polling for completion and pricing lookup.
MCP server for the Runway Aleph model line. Enables creating edit video tasks, polling status, and checking pricing through a single RunAPI API key.
Lets any MCP-capable AI client create and manage AI voice agents without writing HTTP code.
Non-custodial memory MCP server with client-side encryption, enabling secure remember, recall, forget, and share operations with post-quantum security.
Enables AI agents to create, enhance, and manage SAP Mobile Development Kit projects using best practices, templates, and CLI tools.
MCP server for Saperly that enables AI agents to provision phone numbers, place calls, send SMS, and manage credentials via 36 tools backed by the Saperly API.
Enables AI tools to manage and operate the sched cron scheduler via the Model Context Protocol, including task scheduling, monitoring, and configuration.
Enables AI agents to search public web source code, identify site technologies, and investigate domains via searchcode.ai.
Provides AI coding agents with direct access to secrets management (get, set, list, delete secrets, and list environments) through the Model Context Protocol, enabling secure secret operations during development.
An MCP server that provides read-only access to Sedis Bolagsanalys and Fastighetsbenchmark data via natural language, enabling AI assistants to query Swedish listed-company financials and real-estate comparables.
Enables MCP-compatible agents to build and operate complete AI front offices for local businesses—branded websites, booking, intake, CRM, and AI agents in one workspace.
MCP server for Beans issue tracker, providing programmatic and CLI interfaces for AI-powered interactions with Beans workspaces.
Reference MCP server for K-product cross-border commerce with five canonical tools for product search, cart creation, checkout quoting, and order submission.
Enables AI agents to send emails and manage sending domains, templates, analytics, and content checks through the SendByte platform using the Model Context Protocol.
Enables AI agents to send and manage email, read threaded replies, run campaigns and automations, and handle approvals through the Model Context Protocol from any compatible client.
Enables AI assistants to administer a CCX platform's SRE/operations side: list datastores and users, inspect nodes, jobs, audit logs, and billing usage, and optionally suspend users or force-delete datastores when unlocked.
Enables creators to build and manage Share a Wish affiliate shops and lets developers integrate wishlist baskets and save buttons directly from AI assistants like Claude and Cursor.
Deterministic code review MCP server that provides tools for file selection, rule matching, comment positioning, and reflection, ensuring stable review quality without LLM calls.
Renders PDFs from HTML templates or saved templates and spreadsheet data, with batch job support and document retrieval.
Official server for the ShieldFive end-to-end encrypted vault. Moves files off your computer into the vault, reading each copy back and verifying it before the original goes to a local trash folder (nothing deleted). Also finds duplicates by content and tidies folders. Decrypts on your machine; access is scoped, expiring, revocable and undoable.
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