U.S. business lookup and search over the KnowFirm KYB API. Two read-only tools, business_lookup and business_search. Bring your own API key; free tier available.
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Content-addressed code graph that produces ranked context for AI agents in one call. 22 MCP tools across indexing, blast radius, test scope, semantic diff, runtime traffic, and feedback-aware context packing. Incremental updates via Merkle DAG (no re-indexing). GCF wire format saves 84% tokens vs JSON
Free, source-linked research on U.S. judges and courts, including judicial profiles, biographies, courtroom rules, AI-abuse cases, and recent rule changes.
Connect engineering metrics, DORA performance, deploy risk scoring, and PR health to any AI assistant. Score PRs for deployment risk using a 36-signal model, query team health, incidents, coverage, and more.
Enables mobile device management, app upload, automation session execution, and test result viewing through the Kobiton platform, integrated with AI coding assistants.
Enables Claude to securely manage EBMS ERP operations—sales orders, purchase orders, products, tasks, and MRP planning—with verified writes and read-only planning.
MCP server enabling AI agents to interact with the Kobra API through authenticated HTTP requests, including partner, bearer, and session auth.
Kody is an MCP server that gives AI agents a portable home for memory, keys, code, and automations on Cloudflare Workers. It offers a compact tool surface with powerful search and execute flows for multi-user personal assistant capabilities.
Provides AI-assisted judgment calibration by surfacing counterexamples, boundaries, and blind spots from a local knowledge base before acting on model answers.
A hosted MCP server for AI-powered credit card advice, enabling search, comparison, portfolio analysis, and personalized recommendations for US credit cards through natural language.
A developer toolkit for MCP servers that enables testing, validation, debugging, and scaffolding, and can be used as an MCP server for AI agents.
A Model Context Protocol server enabling AI assistants to interact with Kong Konnect's API Gateway, providing tools to query analytics data, inspect configurations, and manage control planes through natural language.
Connects MCP clients to Kongen Labs' Pattern Intelligence API for reasoning regime detection, structural transfer scoring, and intelligent model routing.
Centralized MCP server that provides standardized development workflow commands to Cursor AI, auto-detecting project type (Laravel, Next.js, Flutter, Architecture) and offering relevant commands for implementation, testing, and commits.
Enables AI agents to query historical market context data from the Konseki API, returning raw JSON for analysis.
Enables AI tools to manage Kontent.ai content through natural language, supporting content types, items, assets, workflows, and more.
Enables shortening long URLs into compact kool.ink links directly from any MCP client, with no API key or signup required.
Enables coding agents to query a local, multi-repo code graph for symbol exploration, blast radius analysis, co-change mining, and durable code-anchored memory via MCP tools.
Let AI agents operate your webhook gateway: inspect failed deliveries, read payloads, replay dropped events, and fire test webhooks.
Track, analyze, and act on your streaming & SaaS subscriptions from any AI agent.
Enables users to search for Korea Investment & Securities APIs using natural language queries, returning structured responses with API details such as function name, API name, and category.
Real-time Korean cryptocurrency data via Upbit exchange — kimchi premium, live prices, top movers, and exchange comparison.
Enables Claude to discover and semantically search enterprise datasets through the Kortex data plane, exposing list_collections and retrieve tools for natural-language queries.
Enables AI assistants to manage DNS filtering accounts by blocking or allowing domains, checking policies, reviewing blocked queries, and managing filter categories, schedules, and devices through natural language.
What this catalog covers
- Source listings
- 167,897
- Candidate groups
- 168,273
- Setup-eligible endpoints
- 30,743
Sources observed 2026-10-24–2026-11-12. Listings can overlap across sources. Groups are identity candidates; setup eligibility is not a successful connection test.
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