Connects MCP clients to ThriveStack AI Visibility data, enabling users to see how AI search engines mention and cite their brand, compare with competitors, and decide what to publish next.
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Enables AI agents to create, edit, detail, and download game-ready 3D models through natural conversation, with visual feedback on each result.
Thunderbit MCP lets AI agents search, scrape, and extract structured data from any website.
Enables AI tools to create and manage API requests and collections in Thunder Client, with automated collection and folder creation.
Discover and book theatre, shows, events, tours and experiences across 700+ cities worldwide on tickadoo® with real-time pricing and booking links.
Unified real-time & historical market data API for Forex, stocks (US/HK/A-share), crypto, indices & precious metals. Tick, order book depth & K-line via REST + WebSocket. AI-native: MCP server, Skill & CLI.
Provides free SEC filing fundamentals for US public companies, including financial statements, 10-K/10-Q summaries, and 8-K event histories. No API key or signup required.
Pre-computed financial market intelligence for AI agents. Stocks, crypto, and ETFs.
Enables scanning and querying stock market data across thousands of US tickers and top cryptos, with tools for signal analysis, historical replay, and webhook subscriptions.
Enables agents to find upcoming events, pull every listing on a marketplace page with all-in prices, rank listings across marketplaces by price, and retrieve section and seat maps with the cheapest price per section. All tools are read-only, so they can browse and compare but never buy, hold, or list tickets.
An MCP server that exposes the Tickiti helpdesk API to AI assistants, enabling ticket management and helpdesk operations via natural language.
Scheduled scans across all Binance spot and perpetual pairs using CEL rules (RSI, volume, MAs, price action). Runs server-side 24/7, fires webhooks on match, with delivery proof and alert explainability.
Better agentic Elixir Phoenix development, runtime-level tools for your agent to talk to your running app.
Better agentic Rails development, runtime-level tools for your agent to talk to your running app.
Enables agents to create tier-grading collections, upload files or text items, generate per-person ranking links, and read back individual and averaged S/A/B/C/D/F placements and results over a stateless streamable HTTP endpoint.
MCP server for TiFlux that enables ticket, stage, communication, time tracking, chat, and desk management via natural language.
Enables AI assistants to manage and query Tiger Cloud database services, including service lifecycle operations, database connections, and SQL execution.
Enables LLMs to interact with GitHub via the Model Context Protocol, providing tools for repository management and other GitHub operations.
A simple memory system that allows LLMs to store and retrieve information via the Model Context Protocol.
Emulates Claude Skills with any LLM via MCP, enabling agents to use modular skill packages for specialized workflows and tool integrations.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for TigerGraph that lets AI agents interact with TigerGraph through the MCP standard using pyTigerGraph's async APIs.
Tigris MCP Server implements the MCP specification to create a seamless connection between AI agents and Tigris key features like bucket and object management.
Free, open-source (MIT), local-first Swiss accounting MCP server: an AI agent posts double-entry journal entries, categorises and chases invoices, and prepares the MWST-Abrechnung (the Swiss VAT return), with a minimalist Studio for human oversight. Posted entries are append-only and immutable, corrections are reversing entries, and every query is tenant-scoped.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables coding agents to explore and query TimeBase, including listing streams, reading schemas and symbols, previewing messages, running QQL queries, and inspecting server status.
What this catalog covers
- Source listings
- 167,775
- Candidate groups
- 168,195
- 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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- 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.
Listings are grouped by exact public endpoints, exact package sets, or explicit reviewed identity bindings. Shared names or repositories alone do not merge implementations. Official includes publisher evidence and accepted source author classifications. It does not mean independently verified, runtime-tested or security-certified.