Enables integration between MCP-compatible clients and APIs registered in the SmartAPI registry, allowing seamless discovery and interaction with bioinformatics and life sciences APIs through standardized MCP protocols.
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Enables AI assistants to interact with SmartBear's suite of testing and monitoring tools including BugSnag, Swagger, Reflect, and more through natural language, allowing querying of testing data, analysis of performance metrics, and management of test automation.
SmartCut is a hosted cutting-optimisation API. It turns a list of parts and available stock into machine-ready cutting patterns for sheet materials (plywood, MDF, glass, plastic, sheet metal), linear stock (timber, bar, pipe, extrusion) and roll goods. Guillotine and true-shape nesting modes, with grain direction, per-part orientation locks, edge banding, blade kerf and stock trim.
Smarter Drafter MCP connects Claude to your firm's document automation engine, so you can draft client and courtroom ready documents through natural conversation. Describe what you need in a prompt. Claude identifies the right automation from your Smarter Drafter account, retrieves the full field schema, and asks only the questions required to complete it. Your answers flow directly into Smarter Drafter's assembly engine, and the finished document is returned in the conversation as PDF, DOCX, or EML. Every word in the output comes from your firm's approved precedents. Claude gathers the information and selects the template, but the document is always generated deterministically by Smarter Drafter, identical to completing the form manually. No hallucinated clauses, no fabricated citations.
A Docker-based MCP server wrapping the Smartling CLI, enabling natural language management of translation projects, files, and glossaries.
Enables AI assistants to interact with SmartRoutes route optimization and dispatch tools, allowing users to manage orders, vehicles, and plans via natural language.
Make Smartsheet a native part of your AI workflow. Ask Claude to analyze project timelines, create graphs to summarize your sheet information, all through conversation. The Smartsheet connector eliminates manual data entry and repetitive updates, letting you focus on decisions while Claude handles the details. Transform how you manage projects with AI that understands your Smartsheet data and can act on it.
This read-only MCP Server allows you to connect to Smartsheet data from Claude Desktop through CData JDBC Drivers. For full CRUD support, check out the first managed MCP platform: CData Connect AI (https://www.cdata.com/ai/).
Enables AI agents to create, run, and monitor scheduled HTTP jobs on the smplkit platform via natural language commands.
Enables AI assistants to send SMS, manage contacts, verify numbers, and query campaigns via SMS Masivos platform using natural language.
Email Verification MCP: Verify email addresses, clean lists up to 100,000 addresses and check spamtrap, disposable, spambot and complainer lists from Claude, Cursor or VS Code.
Enables read-only querying of orbital launch and space-sector data plus testnet event-market listings, order books, midpoint prices, and cancel-safety checks on Base Sepolia. It does not place, cancel, or claim orders, and it never resolves markets.
Enables spawning ephemeral Linux sandbox containers using Docker and executing commands through an interactive TTY interface. Supports collaborative terminal sessions where both AI clients and humans can simultaneously interact with the same container.
Lets an AI assistant drive a self-hosted Sn1per install over local stdio, launching orchestrated scans and reading back structured findings, ports, subdomains and technologies. Enforces configured target scope, redacts secrets, and writes an audit log of every scan, cancel, delete and export request.
Official remote MCP server for the SNACS Data API: SEC filings and dilution data, live market data, news and fundamentals for U.S. equities, with point-in-time as-of queries.
Send a live, private link to a client from Claude. SnapHost publishes what your assistant builds as a shareable website with a stable URL, updates it in place, restricts viewers by email or password, rolls back bad versions, serves custom domains, and stores form and waitlist data with no backend.
MCP server exposing tools for WORM chain sealing, sovereign agent creation, Ada governance contract generation, and SSM state injection from Lean theorems.
A Model Context Protocol server for Snapshot that lets AI assistants read governance data and act on the user's behalf through Snapshot's GraphQL API.
Enables AI agents to browse web pages, see a compact semantic digest and typed diff after each action, and verify changes with assertions over that diff.
A locally-run server that lets an AI assistant hide files inside photos or videos, reveal concealed content, perform forensic analysis of images and videos, and convert media between formats. It reads input and writes output directly on the user's own machine, so files never need to be handed off through a separate client.
Agent-callable canine genomics API providing breed-stratified allele frequencies, pathogenicity predictions, and variant-gene-breed-disease knowledge graph for dog DNA.
snipper-mcp — the MCP server inside SnipperApp 3. SnipperApp 3 is a native macOS code snippet manager. It ships its own MCP server, so AI assistants can search, read, create and organise the snippets in your library.
Enables AI assistants to save and retrieve code snippets with semantic vector search, generate language-specific style guides, and create comprehensive wiki documentation through discoverable MCP tools. It also orchestrates multi-agent workflows for deep code documentation and style analysis.
Enables AI assistants to configure Snoooz email automation in natural language, including creating rules, follow-ups, training, and troubleshooting.
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