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apMZoomAI connects your assistant to the Dongdaemun wholesale fashion market in Seoul, Korea, where stalls in many buildings supply clothing, shoes and bags to buyers worldwide. Ask in your own language (English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian or Malay) and the assistant can: - search items listed by stalls, with photos and category; - show new arrivals from the last hours or days, by building and category; - find a stall by name or stall number, or list stalls by building and floor; - list the market buildings, with opening hours and addresses where known. Every result links to the item or stall on apMZoomAI, where buyers see prices and wholesale ordering details. The server is public and read-only. It never returns prices, stock levels or merchant contact details, and it cannot place orders. Only stalls currently in business are included. Item names and photos come from the stalls themselves. No account is needed. Operated by apM Hwashin Co., Ltd., Seoul.

Apogee connects Claude to read-only research tools over US federal and state government records. Coverage: federal and state bills with full text, versions, cosponsors, actions and roll-call votes; committee schedules and published hearing transcripts; CRS, GAO and CBO reports; Federal Register rules, dockets, comment periods and executive orders; Senate LDA lobbying filings by bill, organization and topic; FEC PAC contributions and independent expenditures for members of Congress and bill sponsors; federal awards and appropriations; members of Congress, state legislators and caucus rosters; and policy news and member press releases. Apogee keeps its own copy of these records and searches the text directly. Results link to the source where the source publishes a link: Congress.gov, GPO, the Federal Register, FEC, Senate LDA filings and state legislature sites. Search results are ranked by relevance and paged. When more matches exist than a page shows, the response says so. News and press releases are labeled as such and are not part of the official record. Limits: official hearing transcripts appear months after a hearing. State lobbying data covers only the states the coverage tool lists. Some analytics tools draw on the account usage allowance. Built for lobbyists, trade association staff, advocacy organizations and in-house policy teams that track legislation at the state and federal level.

Apollo is a B2B sales intelligence and sales engagement platform connected to Claude. Search Apollo's database for people by title, seniority, location, and time in role, and for companies by industry, size, technology stack, funding, hiring, and headcount growth. Find companies using a specific technology and the senior people who work there. Surface hiring, funding, and headcount-growth signals from company data and job postings, then save people as contacts and companies as accounts and organize them in lists. Enrich people with work emails and, where available, phone numbers. Revealing phone numbers uses additional credits. Enrich companies using their website domains to find industry, headcount, revenue, and funding details, one at a time or in batches. Keep your pipeline moving: create and search deals, log phone calls, and manage tasks. Draft personalized, multi-step email sequences and create them in Apollo for your review. Add contacts to existing sequences with your confirmation, and track sent emails, opens, and replies by sequence.

App Ratings Tracker records your App Store ratings, rating counts and app versions every day, so you can see how a release actually moved the numbers instead of guessing from today's snapshot. Through the connector you can, in plain language: Add an app by name and start tracking its public ratings See rating history by storefront, with the app version that was live each day Read customer reviews from App Store Connect, filtered by star rating, territory, or whether they still need a reply Draft a reply in your app's own tone, then queue it for approval Nothing is published to the App Store by the assistant. Drafted replies are saved to your dashboard at appratingstracker.com, where you read, edit and post them yourself. That approval step is deliberate: a public reply on your listing is permanent, and a person should be the one to send it. What you need: an App Ratings Tracker account, which you connect once via OAuth. Tracking public ratings needs nothing more than the app itself. Reading and replying to reviews additionally needs an App Store Connect API key, which you upload in Settings; it is encrypted at rest and never returned to a browser or an assistant. Works with any app on the App Store, across every storefront we track.

Attri connects your short links, your site's traffic and your Google Search Console data to what visitors actually did, so an assistant can answer the questions that usually take three tabs and a spreadsheet. Ask what brought visitors this month and which sources converted. Ask which search queries and landing pages gained or lost clicks, with the sessions and conversions behind each page, not just impressions. Ask what to fix first: Attri's posture review turns Search Console and on-site behaviour into ranked findings (title rewrites, pages to strengthen, cannibalised queries, drops to investigate), each with its evidence, the suggested action and the metric it will be measured by. Pull your short links and the clicks and conversions each one drove. Reads cover site overview, top pages, sources by channel (search, social, AI assistants, referral, direct, email), outbound clicks, Search Console queries and pages, the posture findings, links, conversions and goals. Two optional write tools, behind their own permissions, create a short link with UTM parameters and plan, complete or dismiss a finding. You sign in with your Attri account and choose which workspaces the connector may use and what it may do; a workspace admin can see and revoke connections. Search Console data needs the Attri workspace to have Google Search Console connected. Attri never reads your conversation, only the workspace data you enabled.

Bansaj is a genealogy platform for recording Nepali family lineages (वंशावली). With this connector Claude can find people in Bansaj by name, place or occupation, walk their family tree down to spouses and descendants, trace their parents and grandparents, and work out how two people are related. Names can be searched in Nepali or English script. The connector is read-only, returns only information already public on Bansaj, and needs no sign-in.

Cotera is where teams build AI agents on top of their own data and tools. This connector puts that workspace inside Claude: browse the agents you already have, build new ones, run them, and bring the output back into the conversation. Build agents. Describe what an agent should do in plain markdown and Claude creates it in your workspace, with headings, lists, and code blocks intact. Prompts can reference your connected tools, your documents, and your other agents, so a new agent delegates work the same way one built in the Cotera editor does. Find what to reference. Search the tools your workspace has connected — including whether each one is currently connected and ready to run — and search your documents, so an agent is wired to the real thing rather than to a guess. Run them, one input or many. Run an agent against a single input, or start up to 50 runs in parallel over a list: a batch of leads, tickets, transcripts, or rows. Runs execute in the background, and you collect the outputs as they finish. Read what you have. List every agent in the workspace, newest first, including ones your teammates built in the Cotera app, and read any agent's full prompt. Everything happens in the workspace you authenticate with. Agents created here are ordinary Cotera agents — your team can open, edit, schedule, and share them in the app afterwards. Nothing is destructive: creating an agent never modifies an existing one, and running an agent never changes it. Two things I deliberately kept in, since they're the details that make the listing trustworthy: the 50-run batch ceiling (the real MAX_BATCH_SIZE) and the read-only/non-destructive framing, which matches the tool annotations you ship.

Heep is the AI assistant restaurants use to answer guests on WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, email, SMS and Apple Messages, take reservations in their booking system (Zenchef, SevenRooms, TheFork, e-table), recover missed calls and bring guests back. This connector lets you run your Heep account directly from Claude. Get started in minutes • Create your Heep account during the connection, then set up your venue from its Google Maps listing. • Teach the AI: add facts to its memory (hours, terrace, allergens, policies), adjust its tone and instructions, add temporary instructions ("no terrace this weekend"). • Test it: send a sample guest message and read the AI's reply before going live. Run your restaurant from Claude • Read and search conversations, see which ones need your team, reply to a guest, pause the AI on a thread. • Look up reservations and guest profiles: visits, no-shows, upcoming bookings. • Get your numbers: messages handled, automation rate, revenue generated by bookings, ROI, missed calls. • Manage reviews from Google, TripAdvisor and TheFork: list them, draft replies in your venue's voice, publish to Google. • Configure reminders, review requests, missed-call follow-ups, WhatsApp template and campaign drafts. • Pick a plan and get a secure Stripe checkout link. Safe by design Everything runs with your own Heep permissions; Claude only sees your venues. Every change is logged in your activity log. Sensitive actions (messaging a guest, publishing a review reply, rewriting the AI's instructions, sending a campaign) always show a preview and wait for your explicit confirmation.

Hookie is a webhook platform: it captures anything sent to you — a provider's JSON, a plain HTML form, a scheduled job, a WebSocket feed — routes it into datasets with rules you define, and delivers signed, retried, replayable events onward. This server lets a coding agent do all of that on your behalf, from wherever you already work. Connect it and your agent can read your workspace (projects, datasets, records, routing rules, endpoints, destinations, recent deliveries and their response codes) and build in it (create endpoints and rules, point events at a destination, define multi-step AI workflows, mint ingest keys, replay a failed delivery). Asking "why did last night's delivery fail?" and having the fix applied is one conversation rather than a tab-switch. Nothing is installed and no key is pasted anywhere. The server is hosted at https://app.hookie.ai/mcp; your agent registers itself, you sign in once in the browser, and it holds a token it refreshes on its own — standard OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. A newly connected agent can only read until you widen it in the console, and revoking takes effect on its very next call. It acts as you, with your workspace role narrowed to the scopes you granted — whichever is more restrictive wins. Billing is unreachable at every scope, and no tool can delete a project or drop a dataset's records. Every action lands in your audit log with you as the actor and the agent's client id recorded beside it.

Manage your Omnara cloud agents via the Omnara MCP Server. Omnara exposes a stateful, open-source agent API so you can build: * Agents in your product's dashboard * Internal Slack Agents * Specialized agent workflows * Interactive CLI experiences The Omnara MCP server can allow you to: * Create and configure agents * Interact with agents * Create sandboxes * Manage model providers * Manage prompts, skills, and MCP servers

Reright is a review step for text that agents write and people read. An agent calls submit_for_review with a commit message, PR description, email or client message, plus the context a reviewer needs. You open a web page or a push notification, edit the text and approve or reject it. The agent then calls wait_for_review and gets back either the approved text, which it must use exactly, or a rejection, which tells it to stop. In Claude Code, the reright plugin adds hooks that block commits, PR and issue text and emails until the exact text was approved. Other MCP clients can use the two tools directly, but they cannot enforce the check. Sign in with OAuth. The free plan covers 100 messages a month. Text is encrypted at rest and in transit and deleted after the retention you choose (1 day on Free, 1 to 90 days on paid plans) and from every backup within 48 hours after that.

Siftree is the fastest way to analyze customer videos, documents, images, audio, and text at scale. Tap into a marketplace of over 1,000 public sources like TikTok, Amazon Reviews, AI Search Results, US Congressional Hearings and more. Kick-off colossal AI workloads and let Siftree manage storage, compute, compliance, and governance for you.

Search AppAgg for apps and games by name or developer, then retrieve concise summaries with links to full AppAgg pages. Full descriptions, screenshots, price history, release details, and downloads remain on AppAgg.

Appbot has analysed App Store and Google Play reviews for over a decade, across every category and language. The AI behind this connector is trained on our corpus of 400M+ real reviews. Connect your App Store and Google Play apps, and Claude queries your review data directly instead of working from raw text: What is driving negative reviews this month? Which feature requests have grown over the last 90 days? Why are iOS ratings lower than Android? How has sentiment shifted since our latest release? How does our sentiment compare to a competitor's? Competitor apps work the same way, so you can benchmark sentiment and feature gaps against anyone in your category. Each team member connects with their own Appbot credentials, so Claude only sees what that person can already see in Appbot. MCP access is included on Appbot's Large and Premium plans.

AppBox (appboxapp.com) turns a website into Android and iOS apps and sends push notifications and in-app messages to them. This connector lets you ask Claude about the apps in your AppBox account and get the next step to make push notifications work. What you can do - See where you are in setup and the single next step (app registration, FCM credentials, build, devices). - List the apps you allowed when connecting, and check an app's integration: whether FCM is registered, how many devices are registered per OS and when they were last active, and whether a server API key has been issued. - Check the latest Android/iOS build status. - Look up a device by your own member ID to see its OS, push opt-in and recent activity (no push token values are returned). - Search the AppBox developer guides, public sample code and the server API reference. How it works - Sign in with your AppBox account (OAuth 2.0). On the consent screen you choose which apps the AI app may read; only those apps are visible. - All tools are read-only. Changing settings and sending push notifications stay in the AppBox console. - Account e-mail, name and push token values are never returned. - Disconnect anytime in the AppBox console under Account › MCP connections. Removing the connector in Claude alone does not revoke access on AppBox. Connections unused for 30 days are revoked automatically. Requirements: an AppBox account with at least one registered app.

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AppDeploy lets you create and publish real web apps directly from a Claude conversation. Describe what you want, and AppDeploy turns it into a live public app. Go far beyond static landing pages and websites. With AppDeploy, you can build and deploy dashboards, internal tools, collaborative workspaces, games, AI apps, and full web apps. Built-in app features include: - Hosting and public links - User authentication and databases - File uploads and storage - Secure secrets management - Real-time updates and notifications - Custom domains - AI capabilities and scheduled jobs Ship and iterate with confidence. AppDeploy helps you test, improve, and republish your app with automated QA, visual bug reports, version history, source code access, and rollbacks. Zero setup required. No Git, command line, IDE, hosting provider, or infrastructure setup. Just chat and publish.

Helps people in the US appeal a denied health insurance claim. Explains appeal rights and deadlines for private plans (job-based, Marketplace and individual, under the Affordable Care Act and ERISA), Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicare drug plans and Medicaid, points to each state's insurance department or Medicaid agency for free help (all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico), decodes the denial codes on an Explanation of Benefits (like CO-50 or PR-204) in plain words, and drafts appeal letters by denial reason or code for the user to review and send. What it can do: appeal rights, steps and free help for a plan type and state; how long someone has to appeal, and how fast the plan must decide; explain the denial codes on an Explanation of Benefits; draft an appeal letter for the user to review and send. Read-only: it looks things up and returns an answer with a ready-made summary. No sign-in, and nothing about you is stored. Built by Good Turn Studio. More at https://appealmyclaim.pages.dev

Give your agent access to a wealth of mobile app information on your apps, your competitors, and the stores with Appfigures best-in-class mobile intelligence data. App Market Research: * Identify apps and games with over 70 filters and over 5M apps App Intelligence: * Download and revenue estimates * Audience demographics * Cross-app usage * Custom product pages * Organic and paid keywords * Update timeline * Installed SDKs * Permissions App Store Optimization: * Keyword rank trends * Competitor keywords * Keyword suggestions * Related keywords * Real-time results * Keyword popularity and competitiveness Apple Ads Optimization: * Competitor paid keyword * Keyword advertisers Connected Apps: * Downloads and revenue * Subscription analytics * Ad spend * Ad Revenue

Use Claude to get real work done in AppFolio. Go deep with data analysis and create reports and presentations, build and trigger complex workflows to run in AppFolio, and drive actions across leasing, maintenance, accounting, and communications. Your AppFolio user permissions securely govern all activity. Through this connector Claude gets more than just API access – it can talk agent-to-agent with Realm-X and handle multi-step processes from prompt to completion. Extend your AppFolio experience to Claude and get work done wherever you work best.

User ratings, reviews & ASO for App Store, Google Play, Trustpilot, Steam, Mac App Store, Microsoft Store, Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery, and more. Connect your AppFollow account via MCP for ratings, reviews, replies, AI summaries, rankings, keywords, apps & workspaces. Plug AppFollow directly into Claude via the remote MCP server at mcp.appfollow.io/mcp. Sign in securely with your Google account and give Claude access only to the apps and workspaces you choose. The AppFollow MCP server provides 30 specialized tools for app reputation management, customer feedback analysis, review operations, and App Store Optimization (ASO). Claude can retrieve live data from your AppFollow account to analyze trends, answer questions, and help you make better product and marketing decisions. With AppFollow MCP, Claude can: * Analyze ratings and reviews across all connected stores and review platforms. * Generate AI summaries and identify sentiment, bugs, feature requests, and praise. * Search and filter reviews by app, country, version, language, rating, and date. * Draft, rewrite, translate, and improve review replies in your preferred tone and language. * Access rating metrics, historical trends, keyword rankings, featured placements, and ASO insights. * Retrieve information about your apps, workspaces, tags, reports, and AppFollow configuration. * Compare apps, versions, countries, and competitors to uncover trends and opportunities. * Combine AppFollow data with Claude to generate reports, answer complex questions, and produce actionable recommendations. Authentication is handled through Google Sign-In, and every request is securely scoped to your own AppFollow account—no API keys required. We’d love your feedback. Send it directly through the MCP server or email support@appfollow.io to help us improve AppFollow MCP, expand our tools, and add new capabilities.

AppGoat gives AI assistants live App Store and Google Play data. Look up any app from a name, id, bundle id or store URL. You get metadata, ratings and histogram, versions, and the same app in the other store. Read reviews with AI tags (bugs, crashes, feature requests), daily rating and install history, listing changes with old and new values, and top free, paid and grossing charts on any date. Find competitors from shared keywords. For ASO, AppGoat researches keywords: popularity, difficulty, related terms and autocomplete. It reports the keywords an app ranks for and runs a full App Audit. The audit returns a score, prioritised actions and metadata rewrites within the store's character limits. Watch apps, competitor sets and keywords, and significant changes become events your agent can act on. On your own connected App Store Connect, Play Console and Apple Ads accounts, AppGoat reads reviews, listings and ads data. It proposes review replies, listing updates and bid changes as dry runs, with a before-and-after diff that a person approves before anything is written. Built-in playbooks run as prompts: app audit, find app ideas, ASO keyword rewrite, competitor digest, and reviews to GitHub issues. Sign in with your AppGoat account (OAuth). The free plan includes monthly credits.

Claude builds the app. Apphaven gives it a home and makes it safe to hand to people. What you get is an app that behaves like one from a real company. People sign up and sign in without fuss, and see only what they're meant to. Confirmations and notices arrive by email and look like they came from you. It's there every time someone opens it, whether that's your team on a Tuesday or a crowd after you post the link. What you experience is calm. Ask Claude for a change and it works on a copy first, so nothing shifts under the people using the app. Going live is always your call. Nothing of theirs can be deleted without you saying so, and every version is kept, so a wrong turn is a step back, not a loss. Your console shows the whole picture: who signed up, what went out, how busy it's been. You never touch code, servers or settings pages. You describe, you look, you decide. Building and trying things is free, as many apps as you like. A live app is a monthly plan, by how busy it is.

Connect Claude securely to Appier Enterprise products through the Model Context Protocol. The connector helps marketing, data, and growth teams use Appier context directly within Claude. Teams can explore customer insights, understand campaign and journey performance, work with audiences and marketing content, and support cross-channel planning. It integrates with Appier products including AIQUA and AIRIS, with additional Enterprise capabilities added incrementally. Available tools and actions depend on the products, permissions, and connector version enabled for your organization. Authentication uses Appier OAuth, and access follows each user’s existing Appier project permissions. An eligible Appier Enterprise account is required.