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Airtable

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Bring operational data and context into the flow of your Claude conversations. You can ask questions, create and update records, and analyze your data—all through conversation. Use the data in Airtable as input to the work you're doing in Claude, like building a landing page using content you've organized in Airtable. Make quick updates to Airtable without leaving the chat. Airtable for Claude is ideal anytime you need quick access to structured internal data to inform your conversation.

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Atlassian

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Atlassian's Rovo MCP Server enables secure, permission-aware access to Jira, Confluence, Loom, Bitbucket and more. It supports summarization, creation, and multi-step actions, helping teams tap into structured enterprise knowledge wherever they work—all while preserving data privacy and leveraging Atlassian's open, interoperable Teamwork Graph foundation. Claude sees a core set of Jira, Confluence, Loom, Rovo Search and Teamwork Graph tools directly and can discover additional tools for Bitbucket, Goals, Projects, Teams, Focus and Talent on demand. Every action runs with your existing Atlassian permissions; which read, write and delete operations are available (Jira delete and project-administration tools are off unless your organization admin enables them) is controlled in your admin's Rovo MCP server settings, and every tool call is recorded in your organization's audit log.

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Bitrise

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The Bitrise MCP Server gives AI assistants secure, full access to the Bitrise mobile CI/CD platform. Manage your entire mobile delivery pipeline conversationally: register and configure apps, trigger and monitor builds, manage artifacts and caches, orchestrate pipelines, and ship releases to the App Store and Google Play.

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Figma

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The Figma MCP server helps you pull in Figma context and generate high-quality code that aligns with your codebase and design intent. Use the MCP server to retrieve code resources from Figma Design or Make files, and turn your ideas into production apps. **Key features:** • **Generate code from selected frames or nodes** - Select a frame in Figma or provide a node URL to have an AI agent turn your design into code. • **Extract design context from layers** - Pull out variables, components, and layouts from a design to ensure builds adhere to design patterns. • **Code smarter with Code Connect** - Boost output quality by reusing your actual components, the MCP server informs AI agents about existing components derived from Code Connect information. • **Map your flows with diagrams** - The Figma MCP server can turn your Claude prompts into flow charts, Gantt charts, or other diagrams in FigJam. **Note:** The get_screenshot tool is currently limited to returning a descripton of screenshots in Figma when called in Claude and Claude Code. See developer term [here](https://www.figma.com/legal/developer-terms/)

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Foodics

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Foodics is the restaurant operating system F&B businesses across the Middle East and North Africa offering point of sale, payments, inventory, and back-office in one platform. The Foodics MCP connector lets you ask questions about your own restaurant data in plain language, in English or Arabic, without writing a query or exporting a report. Connect once and Claude can pull from: No API key is required : authentication happens through your existing Foodics account, and the connector is read-only, so Claude can analyse your data but never change it. Access is scoped to the account you sign in with. Server URL: https://mcp.foodics.com/mcp Foodics MCP includes a limited number of questions per period. For the full analytics experience, see Foodics AI.

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Grafana Cloud

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Connect Claude directly to your Grafana Cloud stack to query metrics, logs, traces, and profiles, investigate incidents, and act on dashboards and alerts—all through a single hosted MCP endpoint with no self-hosting required. Requires a Grafana Cloud account. An administrator must accept the Grafana Assistant terms and conditions, and you need the Assistant Cloud MCP User role (Editor or higher has it by default).

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monday.com

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The monday.com AI Connector brings core platform capabilities directly to agents and AI assistants. It supports searching boards, creating and updating items and columns, assigning owners, setting timelines, and posting updates — enabling a wide range of work management and CRM use cases across teams and departments. Teams of people and agents use monday.com as a task tracker and project tracking hub: planning campaigns and events, tracking milestones, dependencies, and workload, managing approval workflows and request intake, and sharing status updates across projects and portfolios — as well as a CRM for managing leads, contacts, and deals. Beyond day-to-day work management, the connector lets agents answer questions using monday.com's official knowledge base, plan and build automations and multi-step workflows, run and save reusable code actions, and configure other monday.com agents. Agents can convert meeting content into meeting tasks, create a campaign brief, produce a sprint summary, perform request triage, monitor SLA performance, and surface overdue work, at-risk work, and deadline risk across monday.com boards, items, owners, projects, and portfolios.

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Neon

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Manage Neon projects directly through Claude. Run SQL and transactions on Lakebase Postgres, inspect and diff table schemas, apply migrations on a temporary branch before committing them, and provision Auth and the Data API. Create copy-on-write branches for isolated work, query logs from Serverless Functions and Object Storage for debugging, tune slow queries, and search Neon docs all through natural language commands. Connect with OAuth. During authorization, choose read-only or full access. Always review and authorize actions before execution.

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PostHog

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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.

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Webflow

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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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ChartMogul

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ChartMogul’s MCP server gives AI assistants secure access to your subscription analytics and customer data. Analyze MRR, ARR, churn, retention, cohorts, subscriptions, revenue trends, and customer activity using natural language. Investigate business performance, identify growth opportunities, uncover churn drivers, explore customer relationships, and answer complex questions about your SaaS business. Built for founders and go-to-market, product, and finance teams, it turns ChartMogul data into actionable insights and faster decisions.

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CircleCI

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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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Front

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Bring Front — your team's customer operations platform for email and other channels like SMS, WhatsApp, and chat — into Claude. Triage your inbox and draft high-quality replies on any conversation. Ask Claude to summarize a customer's history before a call so you walk in with the full picture in seconds. Analyze conversation data to surface trends across inboxes and accounts, generate reports for stakeholders, and spot emerging issues before they escalate. Because Claude reads the full omnichannel timeline — customer messages, internal comments, assignments, status changes — in one view, it reasons across the full complexity of a customer interaction. Paired with your other connected tools, it can reply and organize work faster and with richer context, so your team delivers exceptional service at scale.

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About the wider MCP catalog

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Sources observed 2026-10-24–2026-10-26. Listings can overlap across sources. Groups are identity candidates; setup eligibility is not a successful connection test.

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Default browsing excludes 2,356 specialized utility groups across the catalog. They remain available through keyword search and direct links. This editorial filter does not change the indexed totals or establish publisher quality.

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