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MCP server for AgentMark. Exposes the full AgentMark API to AI editors: list traces and spans, manage datasets, write scores, run experiments, manage apps, deployments, environments, and annotation queues.
MCP server for AgentMinds collective intelligence platform, enabling AI agents to scan websites for security/SEO/performance issues, pull personalized recommendations, and share findings across the network.
An all-in-one Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects your coding AI to numerous databases, data warehouses, data pipelines, and cloud services, streamlining development workflow through seamless integrations.
Governs any stdio MCP server by interposing between the agent and the server, enforcing policy on every tools/call and refusing denied actions before they reach the upstream server.
Enables users to search and compare open-source AI agent tools by live GitHub activity, view tool details and alternatives, submit tools, check submission status, and find launch directories through an AI assistant.
A self-hosted, MIT-licensed MCP server that securely connects private documents and markdown files to LLMs. It provides a lightweight, local-first RAG infrastructure compatible with any MCP-enabled AI client or framework.
The AgentOps MCP server provides access to observability and tracing data for debugging complex AI agent runs. This adds crucial context about where the AI agent succeeds or fails.
Enables Codex and Claude Code sessions on the same Mac to discover each other and exchange messages, questions, findings, and coordination through their native transports, with external storage and read receipts.
Enables AI agents to manage phone numbers, send/receive SMS, and place voice calls through natural language, connecting to the phone network via the AgentPhone API.
MCP server for the AgentPump agent economy, enabling live market data reads and autonomous agent operations on Solana.
Turns idle AI quota into verified microtask output by coordinating agents to publish, claim, and submit tasks with machine validation.
Pre-Trade Security & Risk Analysis Layer for Autonomous DeFi Agents on Base using x402 protocol.
Enables AI agents on Base to call a check_token_risk tool before trading, providing honeypot detection, LP-lock verification, brand impersonation checks, and live sell simulation across Uniswap V2/V3/V4 and Aerodrome with a clear risk score and should-trade decision.
Enables web content extraction, reading, crawling, and pricing via MCP tools, with pay-per-fetch in USDC on Base using x402.
Enables users to scan MCP servers for security threats, check installed servers, and analyze config files for risks, all from AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf.
Local-first MCP server for credential-bearing HTTP requests using secret placeholders, destination policy checks, and response redaction. It keeps real credentials outside the agent context and supports local workflows with Claude Code and Codex.
An open-source platform for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). Upload documents and query them
Enables AI agents to securely call MCP tools with risk scoring, checkpoints, rollback, and approval workflows.
MCP server that protects shell, file, database, git, and HTTP operations with per-agent permission rules
MCP server that enables AI coding assistants to provision temporary US phone numbers and receive SMS OTPs for verification workflows.
MCP server for discovering and installing AI agent skills from agentskill.sh. Search skills across platforms, browse trending skills, and install them with built-in security scanning.
Enables AI agents to create identities, list and find services, handle payments in USDC, and manage reputation through a decentralized marketplace.
MCP server and A2A agent for AgentsPodium hosting: create, watch, pay for and connect hosted AI agent pods (Hermes, OpenClaw, n8n, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi)
What this catalog covers
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- Candidate groups
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- Setup-eligible endpoints
- 30,743
Sources observed 2026-10-24–2026-11-11. Listings can overlap across sources. Groups are identity candidates; setup eligibility is not a successful connection test.
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