Enables LLMs to debug Java applications using JDB, supporting breakpoints, stepping, expression evaluation, thread analysis, and more.
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Provides LLM clients with structured code intelligence through LSP servers, enabling queries for definitions, references, call hierarchies, and more.
Enables LLM-powered debugging with rr reverse execution, allowing record and replay of program execution via GDB/MI for forward and reverse state inspection.
Enables agents to access tier-scoped esports data, including DFS props, sportsbook player props, live scores, live odds, match intel, and player stats across 8 titles via MCP.
Kaspersky OpenTIP Model Context Protocol Server. This server gives access to Kaspersky OpenTIP API to agentic applications.
Server security auditing (413 checks, 29 categories), production hardening, and fleet management. Supports Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Vultr, and Linode.
Team-aware memory for AI coding assistants that tracks intent, records decisions, and surfaces real-time team conflicts before commit.
HTTP MCP gateway for a learning corpus that enables remote agents to perform semantic search, graph queries, and routing via Pinecone and Neo4j without direct database credentials.
Upload, edit, compress, protect, redact, and compare PDFs with KDAN PDF in Claude and ChatGPT.
Enables interaction with KDB.AI through natural language for vector database operations, similarity searches, hybrid search, and advanced data analysis.
Model-agnostic multi-agent system that discovers government benefits and insurance plans, validates eligibility, and produces prioritized enrollment action plans. Integrated with Google Antigravity via MCP for a conversational interface.
Give your AI agents instant access to Keboola API documentation. Search endpoints, get parameter details, and generate curl examples—all through MCP tools.
Provides AI assistants with versioned guidance for Kedro projects, including notebook conversion and project migration.
An MCP server that enables web search and page content retrieval via the Keenable API, supporting search with filters and fetching clean markdown content from indexed URLs.
Enables AI coding assistants to log billable hours into the Keeping time-tracking service via MCP tools, with dry-run protection for all write operations.
MCP server for interacting with Keepit backup and data protection services. Enables monitoring, management, and security operations through natural language.
Enables AI agents to manage compliant e-invoicing (Factur-X, EN 16931) by creating, issuing, sending, and tracking invoices, quotes, and retainers through natural language via the Model Context Protocol.
Lets AI hosts answer questions about Kenda token spend and waste directly from the terminal.
Serves the Kengeş lesson archive over stdio or HTTP, exposing local extraction, a prebuilt SQLite index, or a remotely fetched index so clients can search and browse archived records and files. Enables querying, verifying, and retrieving archive content with integrity-checked index updates.
MCP server that lets AI agents manage real todos, calendar events, and daily habits in the Kenotex planner app for Mac/iPhone via a local HTTP server and SQLite database.
Enables MCP-compatible agents to interact with the Kenwea marketplace through a public HTTP endpoint, supporting authentication, session management, and tools for marketplace search, publishing, and onboarding.
Your AI-powered wallet for Cosmos. Send, stake, swap — just ask.
Provides a zero-install security baseline for AI coding agents, with tools to retrieve curated security rules and check actions against them for self-correction.
A Machine Comprehension Protocol server that enables AI assistants to interact with Kestra workflows through natural language, supporting operations like flow management, executions, backfills, and other Kestra features.
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