Official MCP server for Timebook (usetimebook.com) — time tracking, invoicing, and bookkeeping for freelancers and solo LLCs. Manage clients and projects, start/stop timers, and log, update, and delete time entries. Stdio via the @squidcode/timebook npm CLI; a hosted OAuth endpoint also exists at https://usetimebook.com/mcp.
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A Model Context Protocol server that provides time tracking integration with TimeCamp, allowing AI assistants to create, retrieve, update, and delete time entries through natural language commands.
Provides structured access to a temporal knowledge platform for searching historical events and browsing a causal graph of over 2,000 years of history. It enables users to generate rich historical scenes, interact with period-appropriate characters, and run complex temporal simulations.
Enables natural language control of the Timesheet API for timer management, task tracking, and project management through MCP tools.
Automates deployment of applications to Timeweb Cloud via the Model Context Protocol.
Connects coding agents to a hosted agentic marketing system so they can run marketing workflows, share project files, research and context, and review or approve deliverables across organic search, content, social, outreach, paid ads, and product QA. Every call is scoped to the user's project membership and connected services such as GitHub, Search Console, Google Ads, Stripe, PostHog, and X.
Enables live Claude Code and Codex sessions on the same machine to send each other text messages directly. It provides peer discovery, message sending, and a shared message log through MCP tools.
Build custom MCP servers securely in Tines. Connect templates, send-to-story workflows, and custom tools and make them accessible to external MCP clients.
Tines 3B is an AI-native platform for building agents, apps, and automations. This connector lets Claude work directly in your 3B tenant — building, running, and shipping workflows, and managing the workspace around them — all through a conversation. You sign in with your own 3B account over OAuth, so Claude acts with your permissions across the spaces you can access. Key capabilities: • Build workflows directly — create a workflow, author and edit its steps, run code in a sandbox to test them, checkpoint your changes, and publish live. In git-synced spaces, changes publish as a pull request to the connected repo instead. • Run and debug — trigger workflows and inspect their runs, executions, outputs, and logs. • Manage connectors and skills — connect steps to third-party apps, test connections, and create or publish reusable Agent Skills. • Administer and report — manage users, roles, and service accounts, and pull usage and dependency reports. Read-only tools can run without per-call confirmation; actions that change or delete data are flagged so Claude asks first.
Local MCP server that gives an agent access to branches of your Tinhead tree. It handles account key unwrapping locally and enforces branch grants.
An MCP server to interact with a Tinybird Workspace from any MCP client.
TinyContext provides a local, token-efficient memory layer for AI agents. It enables saving and recalling memories via MCP tools, using hybrid BM25 and dense retrieval to return only context that fits the requested token budget.
Provides over 500 deterministic tools for math, conversions, validation, hashing, and more, enabling AI agents to perform accurate calculations and data transformations without hallucination.
A lightweight MCP router for FastAPI that enables adding MCP tools to FastAPI applications with ease.
MCP server that exposes fleet-aware KVM primitives for AI agents to control TinyPilot devices, including screen capture, keyboard input, mouse events, and device selection.
Enables any AI agent to send cryptocurrency tips via x402 payment collection and automatic CDP disbursement, turning agents into payment-enabled tipping platforms.
Enables agents to search a public tire catalog and professional tire test data — finding tire models, checking their known size variants, comparing 2-4 models, and collecting cited test results — through 12 read-only tools and four workflow prompts over stdio.
The tower of guard for parallel coding agents. Keeps parallel coding agents from stepping on each other. Claims, contracts and change notices over MCP.
Enables users to describe an LLM fine-tuning job in natural language so the server estimates required VRAM/FLOPs and searches live GPU pricing across a dozen cloud providers. Returns ranked cheapest, fastest, and balanced hardware recommendations with each result's data source clearly identified.
lets you interact with your meeting data (to list, ask, summarize, extract - virtually anything about your meeting) through Claude’s desktop client across Zoom, Google Meet and MS Teams via tl;dv.
Provides AI assistants with live, authenticated access to official Mexican data sources including CURP, RFC, postal codes, phone numbers, SPEI payments, CFDI status, DOF semantic search, and geocoding via INEGI/INE.
Enables AI assistants to compare live domain registration, renewal, and transfer prices across many registrars and TLDs, find promo codes, and check domain availability.
Enables interaction with Urbit ships via Tlon agents, supporting direct messaging, group management, channel operations, reactions, and profile management through natural language commands.
Free SSL/TLS scanning and Let's Encrypt certificate issuance (private key stays local), plus certificate-expiry monitoring via one MCP server. Public scan and cert tools need no account.
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