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Check contract status, recent activity, and signer progress using natural language. See which contract need your action, are waiting on others, or have been completed. Get quick visibility into who has signed and who is still pending, so you can stay on top of contract workflows without switching tools.
Get documents signed faster without switching between tools. The SignNow MCP server connects Claude directly to your SignNow account, letting you manage the entire eSignature workflow through conversation. Send signature requests, create documents from templates and pre-fill them, track invite statuses, and retrieve signed files — all by describing what you need in plain language. Whether you're handling contracts, agreements, or approvals, Claude handles the SignNow actions so you can focus on your work instead of chasing signatures.
Research any website or app using Similarweb's market intelligence data. Analyze competitor traffic, uncover top keywords, explore audience demographics, and benchmark performance across industries—all through simple prompts. Ask things like "Show me Nike's traffic sources breakdown" or "What keywords is Adidas ranking for?" and get real-time insights without switching tools. Whether you're a marketer, analyst, investor, or strategist, Similarweb helps you turn competitive questions into answers instantly.
Sisense connects Claude to your organization's analytics, so you can ask questions of governed company data in plain language and get answers grounded in the models your data team maintains — no query language, no dashboard hunting. What you can do: Discover the Sisense data sources with your account's access - Inspect a model's tables and fields, and how they join - Ask a business question in natural language - Sisense builds and runs the query and returns the numbers - Chart the result, or chart a question directly Keep going: add a filter, switch the chart type, break a metric down another way. Each turn refines the last instead of starting over Interactive charts: results render as live Sisense visualizations inside the conversation - the same engine behind your Sisense dashboards — so you can read and explore the chart rather than look at a static image. - Access and governance: every request runs as the signed-in Sisense user. - Existing Sisense permissions and data security rules apply unchanged, and this - connector only reads — it never creates, edits or deletes dashboards, widgets, models or data. - Before you connect you need a Sisense account, on an instance with Sisense - Intelligence (Cloud-Linked Features) enabled, and access to the data you want to ask about.
SlickTrip watches travel prices so you do not have to refresh a search. Search flights and hotels with live prices, see the cheapest days for a route on a calendar, look up which seats are still open on a specific flight, and read a trip someone shared with you. Then set an alert and SlickTrip keeps checking on its own: a specific fare, a hotel stay, a seat or a row with two seats together, or a bucket list for a route or a place with flexible dates and a price you are willing to pay. When the price drops or a seat opens, SlickTrip emails or texts you. Ask what you are tracking at any time, change an alert's price bar or channel, stop one, or share a trip as a link. Connecting asks for a free SlickTrip account (Google, Apple or email). After that, search, alerts and saved lists all work right inside Claude. SlickTrip does not sell tickets and takes no payment. When you are ready to buy, it lists the sellers currently offering that itinerary or stay and hands you to the airline's or seller's own checkout.
Use SlidesGPT to generate presentations with AI. First, name a topic that the presentation should be about. SlidesGPT will generate your presentation slides. Finally you can export to PowerPoint. Available features include: generate a structure and outline for a presentation, choose layouts and themes, refine slide content in a chat-based conversation, export and download as PowerPoint, Google Slides, PDF, and more.
Smartling is a cloud-based translation management platform used by global brands to translate and manage localized content at scale. This MCP server brings Smartling's translation and localization tools directly into your AI assistant. What you can do: - Translate text instantly using Smartling's MT API, applying your glossary, style guide, and preferred terminology - Search, tag, and review strings across your projects - Create, monitor, and manage translation jobs — add or remove content, authorize work, and review job history - Raise, track, and resolve string issues and quality questions between reviewers and linguists - Look up glossaries, style guides, translation memory, and linguistic packages to check terminology and brand voice - Review vendor and translator assignments, word count reports, and workflow details - List projects, users, and accounts across your Smartling organization Who it's for: Localization managers, project managers, and engineers already working in Smartling who want fast answers or bulk actions without leaving their AI assistant — checking a job's status, triaging quality issues, pulling a report, or getting an instant translation.
Find hourly jobs on Snagajob without leaving the chat. Search by job title, location, or industry and browse listings from employers actively hiring near you. View job details, pay, and shift information, then head to Snagajob to apply when you're ready. With Snagajob in the conversation, you can: Search for hourly and part-time jobs near you Filter by location, industry, and job type View pay, hours, and employer details Jump to Snagajob to apply in seconds Whether you're looking for a first job, a side gig, or a full-time hourly role, Snagajob connects you to opportunities fast.
SNOMED CT is the world's most comprehensive clinical terminology, used in electronic health records across more than 80 countries. This connector gives Claude direct access to it through SNOMED International's terminology server. Use it to look up concepts by code or name, validate that a code exists and is active, test subsumption between concepts, navigate the hierarchy (ancestors, children, descendants), and expand value sets using Expression Constraint Language (ECL). It works across all SNOMED CT editions available on the connected backend, including the International, US and Australian editions. Every tool is read-only, the connector never modifies terminology data. It runs as a stateless proxy to the configured Snowstorm instance, holding no query content or personal data between requests. Built and maintained by SNOMED International, the owners of SNOMED CT.
Softr is an AI app builder that turns your data into apps, portals, and automations. This connector gives Claude direct access to your Softr workspace, so you can go from an idea to a working, published app in a single conversation. Databases: create tables and the fields to match your project, structure and import records, and browse data sources you have already connected. Applications: generate an app on top of your data, add and arrange pages and blocks, configure sign-up and login, set user groups and page permissions, and manage app users. Extend any page with a custom code block that Claude writes for you, with every version saved so you can roll back. Workflows: build multi-step automations with triggers, actions, and branching logic, test each step against real data, and publish when it works. Claude can preview the result and, when you ask it to, publish live. Everything it makes appears in Softr Studio exactly like work done by hand, so you and your team keep editing in the visual builder afterward - nothing is locked into the chat. Day to day, Claude can also work with your data directly: search, filter, and aggregate records, and create or update them in bulk. Every action runs with your own permissions, and you choose the access level per workspace when you connect: read-only, edit, or full access.
Connect to Solve Intelligence for patent workflows directly in Claude. Search across patent and non-patent literature, legal texts and case law, SEP technical standards, and the open web. Ask Claude to find prior art or infringing products, conduct legal research, map claims to standards, and analyse or draft patent documents.
Control your Sonos system directly from Claude. Play music and radio from your connected music services, or your Sonos favorites and Sonos playlists. Group and ungroup rooms for synchronized multi-room listening, move the music from one room to another, and see what's playing anywhere in your home. Set volume and mute on a speaker or group. All you need to enjoy Sonos, without leaving the conversation.
Spara is the platform for agent-led growth. GTM teams, from high-growth startups to the Fortune 500, win more revenue by putting AI agents to work across the full sales cycle, while their reps stay focused on the deals that need them. Spara agents talk directly to buyers across chat, phone, email, and text: engaging and qualifying every website visitor, running interactive AI product demos, reactivating dormant leads, following up after events, and handling customer onboarding.
A tool for human creators to register and protect what they brought into existence. Your file is never uploaded, watermarked, or altered. Our process is zero-knowledge by design, only your file's cryptographic fingerprint ever reaches spArxx.io. What comes back is a timestamp: your independently verifiable record of having registered it first. The contents of your files remain private to you. Built on MCP (the same open standard Claude uses for secure, authenticated tool access), the spArxx.io connector lets your AI register timestamps, check your balance, retrieve receipts, and verify blockchain anchors... all mid-conversation, no app-switching. Every timestamp anchors to the Polygon blockchain, independently verifiable forever after... no trust in spArxx.io required beyond the public chain itself. spArxx.io is built for human creators, and that shows up in how it's provisioned, not just in its purpose: connecting gets your AI access to the tools, but a human still provisions the account behind the connection. This is deliberate, since this registration only means something with a human behind it. Priced to use: agentic timestamps run at 20 spArks (~$0.20)... the lowest rate on the platform.
Speko is a voice AI platform: voice agents that make and take phone calls, with one API across 73 text-to-speech, 54 speech-to-text and 20 speech-to-speech models. Connect it and Claude can make phone calls, transcribe audio, and narrate text. Say “Call this number and ask if they are open on Sunday” and Claude calls from a number on your Speko account, then brings back the transcript and recording. Paste a link and say “Transcribe this Dropbox recording with word timestamps”. Paste a script, pick one of 100+ voices, and get the audio file back. Claude can also build and test voice agents in a simulated conversation (no phone rings), buy a phone number after a short business declaration so an agent takes inbound calls, and turn a Vapi, Retell, LiveKit or Pipecat config into a Speko draft. Sign in once with OAuth; Google or GitHub sign-up works in the flow. No API keys to paste. Start by typing: “Narrate this paragraph in a calm voice.” First prompts for the Use cases step: 1. Call this number and ask if they are open on Sunday. 2. Transcribe this Drive recording and give me word timestamps. 3. Narrate this paragraph in a calm voice and send me the audio file.
Connect Claude to your Spinach AI meeting history. Access summaries, key decisions, and action items from your team syncs directly within your workflow. Ask Claude questions about recent discussions, track open tasks, and recall specific project details. Use your meeting context to seamlessly draft follow-up emails, project updates, and strategy documents without leaving the chat.
Splice MCP Server provides access to discovery and ideation tools that empower music creators with the power of Splices's extensive catalog of royalty-free samples. The Describe a Sound (Beta) tool enables search via natural language to find just the right sound. The Create tool builds stacks of complementary sounds that can inspire your next project. More tools will be added over time to the Splice MCP Server that bring more of the capabilities of Splice to your workflows.
Explore a new way to discover music, podcasts, and audiobooks, with recommendations that are uniquely you. Want music to power your next run, study session, or party? Just ask and Spotify will drop the right songs, artists, or playlists into your conversation. With Spotify in Claude you can: Ask for songs, artists, albums, or playlists and play them in Spotify. Find podcasts and audiobooks that match your interests. Spotify Premium listeners can describe a vibe and get a personalized playlist made to match. Easily see where Spotify is playing and switch devices to keep listening wherever you are.
A Sprite is a hardware-isolated execution environment for arbitrary code: a persistent Linux computer. When working with Claude on your next great idea, Sprites are the simplest answer for "where should I run a blob of code". This MCP server gives you full access to create and manage all of your sprites in a safe way.
Access Sprouts.ai's B2B prospect database through natural language queries. Search for contacts and companies by job title, industry, location, company size, and more
Enables AI tools and agents to access trusted developer knowledge from Stack Overflow.
You'll be able to ask questions about your Strava performance. Use it to help spot training patterns, suggest improvements, cheer you on, or whatever else you can dream up.
Do any accounting operation via MCP, if it's possible in the application it's possible by AI.
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