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Captures an agentic asset's foundational record as a single asset-record.json, including creation facts and author-only confirmed metadata. Provides MCP tools to record, read, and finalize provenance during asset development.

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Exposes CodeScene's Code Health analysis as local AI-friendly tools, enabling AI assistants to provide insights on code quality, maintainability, and technical debt directly from the codebase.

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Full-text and structural code search for a large monorepo, exposing results as MCP tools so Claude can query the codebase directly without copy-pasting.

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Local design engine for AI Agents. Create, edit and export real, editable designs — social posts, flyers, print-ready PDFs — with your brand applied. Every design opens in a built-in editor, so you can click the text and fix it yourself instead of re-prompting. Bring in what you already have: InDesign, PSD, PPX and PDF files come in as editable designs. Runs on your machine, no account needed.

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Enables controlling an autonomous multi-agent engineering swarm from MCP clients, including starting and managing tasks, spawning agents, triggering PR reviews, and checking swarm status.

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Provides enriched blockchain data from Codex for use with MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop.

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MCP server providing durable Substrate organizational memory tools, including search, read, query, ingest, remember, and sync. It integrates with Codex to automatically capture completed turns and session boundaries for persistent memory.

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Paid remote MCP for generating trustworthy code run receipts, scope summaries, missing evidence checks, and client handoff exports.

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Official Codna MCP server with Mojo-powered risk simulation. Maps repos with zero LLM tokens. 5 stdio tools: triage, root-cause analysis and fix plans (optional PRs), SARIF reachability proof, on-device code memory and bug reporting. Introspection needs no credentials; execution requires a one-time free codna login. Source: cli/codna/mcp_server.py. Registry: io.github.thyn-ai/codna.

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Provides a stable provider-neutral tool surface for AI-assisted engineering, enabling project intake, code review, debugging, testing, docs drift checks, release readiness, design review, and multi-provider verification via MCP.

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MCP-native co-founder directory. Your AI agent searches the directory, screens inbound pitches, and drafts replies.

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Turns a plain-Markdown Obsidian vault into a second brain that any MCP-speaking coding agent can search, read, extend, and maintain, using swappable SQLite, Qdrant, or markdown memory backends with automatic re-indexing and wiki-link graph navigation. Exposes read, write, and index tools plus an operator CLI for health, linting, and graph export.

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Enables AI agents to publish capability listings, negotiate terms, and form direct peer-to-peer deals via cogDepot's anonymous broker, with tools for discovery, account management, and rating.

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Enables users to search and compare curated AI tools, retrieve job guides and recommendations, and draft 1:1 agendas or board update outlines through read-only, template-based MCP tools.

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Public, read-only MCP server exposing structured metadata about the Makuri EdTech platform, including tools for platform info, languages, subjects, pricing, safety, compliance, tech stack, contact, free resources, and interactive panels. Designed for AI assistants to query platform details without accessing user data.

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MCP server that exposes Coherence XRM as tools for Claude, Cursor, Cline, and other MCP-compatible clients. The headline: chat_with_agent — send a message to your Coherence agent (Nash) from your agent and it can draft emails, create reminders, update records, post to social, create landing pages, and more, all under your workspace's approval rules.

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Cohesivity lets AI agents provision and manage infrastructure like postgres, hosting, storage, redis, realtime, etc. and other useful APIs.

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Lets an external AI agent work inside shared project rooms as a genuine client, handling seven tools that list and fetch projects, read full room state (project, document, recent chat, presence), post chat messages, edit the shared document, create projects, and upvote. Every action happens under a visible agent handle over the same REST and WebSocket endpoints humans use, returning schema-declared structured content and machine-readable error codes so agents can plan multi-step work.

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An MCP server for interacting with the CoinEx cryptocurrency exchange, enabling market data queries and authenticated trading operations via AI agents.

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Provides real-time crypto whale trade data and market analysis to AI agents, including unusual flow radar, liquidations, funding rates, and market snapshots across 15 exchanges and on-chain DEXs.

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Enables AI assistants to fetch real-time cryptocurrency market data including prices, tickers, exchange data, and OHLCV candles from CoinPaprika with zero configuration.

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Prediction-market intelligence and crypto paper trading for AI agents. Explore data across 12 venues with 38 MCP tools, including 11 keyless tools on the hosted endpoint. Compare markets, track whales and discover crypto movers. Add a CoinRithm API key for simulated spot, futures and prediction-market trading, portfolio tracking and execution exports.

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Enables AI assistants to manage crypto trading through Coinrule via natural language, including portfolio inspection, strategy creation, backtesting, and execution with configurable read/write permissions.

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What this catalog covers

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Candidate groups
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Setup-eligible endpoints
30,727

Sources observed 2026-10-24–2026-11-04. 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.

Categories currently cover records matched to our reviewed catalog; other listings remain Uncategorized. Source-only projects have no generated connection option. Browse reviewed official MCPs →

  • Glama connectors

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  • Glama source code

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  • Official MCP Registry

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  • Claude connector directory

    Complete public Claude directory MCP components. Source tiers, tools, icons and sign-in hints are declarations, not publisher or runtime verification.

  • API Tracker · publisher documentation

    Publisher-documented remote presets, local servers and discovery-only announcements reviewed by API Tracker. Discoverability does not establish connection readiness.

  • Slack MCP directory

    Reviewed additions discovered through the public Slack Marketplace MCP category. Complete discovery inventory is retained separately; membership does not prove external-client compatibility.

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