Enables AI agents to onboard restaurant brands and manage Crave menus, storefronts, and mobile releases via natural language.
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A Model Context Protocol server that allows AI applications to interact with Crawlab's functionality through natural language, enabling spider management, task execution, and file operations.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI agents to fetch live web content with JavaScript rendering, proxy rotation, and anti-bot evasion.
EU-native web scraping for AI agents & developers. scrape web pages into markdown, screenshots, metadata, and links, map sites, run asynchronous scrape jobs, and check usage, with EU-hosted, GDPR-aligned processing.
Lets AI assistants crawl sites or load exported crawl data, then query SEO issues, inspect individual pages, and trace broken internal links from real crawl results. It supports live same-origin crawls up to 200 pages and exported datasets for deeper analysis.
MCP server that gives AI full control of a live Chrome browser via CDP, with 145 tools for framework-aware intelligence, evidence analysis, and SEO auditing. Connects to your existing Chrome via an extension, enabling interaction with dynamic and authenticated web pages.
Hosted MCP server for 3,475 structured public web-data tools across 468 platform groups, returning clean JSON for search, maps, commerce, social, and finance.
Enables AI assistants to create projects, deploy files, container images, or Git repositories, attach domains, set write-only secrets, add Postgres, read logs, metrics, and failure summaries, and roll back.
Enables AI agents and developers to generate images, videos, audio, and text using 100+ models via MCP or REST with a single API key.
CreativeClaw marketplace MCP server for creative tools and resources.
Mobile-game ad creative intelligence for MCP-enabled agents, providing live access to creative search, rankings, advertiser profiles, and AI analysis from public ad placements across major SDK ad networks.
It is a social media MCP that allows the user to connect their agents to multiple social media platforms.
Exposes the CreatorDB V3 API as 42 tools for creator search, profile data, sponsor intelligence, and content search across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.
AI safety guardrails for any LLM in ~10 seconds: constitutional-AI content evaluation over MCP, with six configurable personas.
Enables AI tools to manage financial operations through the Cresium Partner API, including transactions, payments, invoices, and wallet balances. It supports secure workflows such as bank address lookups, transfer previews, and signature request management.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables users to kickoff and monitor deployed CrewAI workflows through Claude Desktop.
MCP server for Crewhu — customer feedback, employee engagement, and gamification for MSPs. Enables AI assistants to manage surveys, scores, and recognition.
67 tools generated from the same OpenAPI spec as our SDKs — CI fails on drift, so REST and MCP never disagree. Underneath: a deterministic field operations scheduling engine — skills, territories, live availability, sub-3-second cascade rescheduling — drivable end-to-end from Claude or ChatGPT. Schedule changes preview before they commit; LLMs never inside the math.
Provides AI agents with operational customer context, including typed revenue objects, persistent state, scoped tools, and human-in-the-loop handoffs through MCP, REST, and CLI.
Validates MLCommons Croissant dataset metadata (JSON-LD) for schema compliance, as a stateless MCP server.
A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with the Cronlytic API to provide seamless cron job management through LLM applications like Claude Desktop.
A FastMCP server that enables AI agents to schedule notifications and reminders via Upstash QStash and NTFY.
MCP server for the Crosmos memory layer, enabling semantic, keyword, and graph retrieval of memories, as well as storing content with automatic entity and relation extraction.
Enables agent commerce with prepaid credits, authenticated bounded paid execution, and machine-readable fulfillment.
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