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@amplerun/mcp logo

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@amplerun/mcp

Official

Enables AI agents to browse, price, rent, manage, and stop GPUs, top up balances via x402, and register their own accounts, with read-only defaults until spending is explicitly enabled.

1 source
@antops/mcp logo

Source listing · setup not established

@antops/mcp

Official

Enables safe, read-only access to AntOps Change Risk status and history, private documents, workspace overview, and integration configuration via an allow-listed stdio interface.

1 source

Source listing · setup not established

@apexfdn/copilot-mcp

Official

Provides Web3 founders with tools for project scoring, portfolio matching, fund matching, hackathon discovery, jurisdiction analysis, Twitter audit, and smart contract security review. Works with MCP-compatible assistants without transmitting file contents.

1 source
@apinator/mcp logo

Source listing · setup not established

@apinator/mcp

Official

Enables AI agents to publish events, inspect channels, sign channel auth, and watch live WebSocket traffic so they can build and debug realtime features end to end.

1 source
@arcis/mcp logo

Source listing · setup not established

@arcis/mcp

Official

Connect any AI agent to Arcis Protocol DeFi vaults through natural language, enabling deposit, withdrawal, and status queries without SDK or code.

1 source
@arcnow/mcp logo

Source listing · setup not established

@arcnow/mcp

Official

Enables an AI assistant to read token bonding curves, quote trades with fee breakdowns, monitor graduation progress, and optionally launch, buy, sell, or rescue tokens on Arc via arcnow.io.

1 source
@arizeai/phoenix-mcp logo

Source listing · setup not established

@arizeai/phoenix-mcp

Official

Phoenix MCP Server is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol for the Arize Phoenix platform. It provides a unified interface to Phoenix's capabilites. You can use Phoenix MCP Server for: Prompts Management: Create, list, update, and iterate on prompts Datasets: Explore datasets, and synte

1 source

Source listing · setup not established

@asyntai/mcp

Official

Enables local MCP clients to access the hosted Asyntai MCP server by bridging stdio to HTTPS and handling OAuth sign-in, giving assistants the same 52 tools as the Asyntai dashboard.

1 source
@attestd/mcp logo

Source listing · setup not established

@attestd/mcp

Official

Enables checking of package vulnerabilities and supply-chain risks using Attestd API. Supports single and batch checks, CVE details, and covered products listing.

1 source
@aws/ftr-eval-mcp logo

Source listing · setup not established

@aws/ftr-eval-mcp

Official

Automates the AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR) partner self-assessment by evaluating SOC 2 and WAFR reports against defined controls, returning structured PASS/FAIL decisions with reasoning.

1 source

Source listing · setup not established

@batontasks/mcp

Official

MCP server for the Baton task tracker, enabling AI agents to manage tasks, process inbox events, and collaborate with humans via natural language. Wraps the Baton REST API with 12 tools over stdio.

1 source

Source listing · setup not established

@betadrop/mcp

Official

Enables AI coding assistants to distribute iOS and Android builds to BetaDrop testers, manage share links, track releases, and manage API tokens entirely through natural language prompts.

1 source

Source listing · setup not established

@beyondidentity/mcp

Official

Enables AI agents to directly manage Beyond Identity resources such as identities, groups, applications, SSO configurations, and credentials via natural language tool calls.

1 source

Source listing · setup not established

@blockchainacademics/mcp

Official

An MCP server offering 99 tools for AI agents to access crypto editorial content, market data, on-chain analytics, sentiment, and proprietary indicators, with citations and time-stamped responses.

1 source

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Sources observed 2026-10-24–2026-10-27. Listings can overlap across sources. Groups are identity candidates; setup eligibility is not a successful connection test.

Sources: MCP data from Glama connectors · MCP data from Glama source code · Official MCP Registry · Claude connector directory · API Tracker · publisher documentation · slack-directory

Default browsing excludes 2,356 specialized utility groups across the catalog. They remain available through keyword search and direct links. This editorial filter does not change the indexed totals or establish publisher quality.

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    Publisher-documented remote presets and local servers reviewed by API Tracker. Discoverability does not establish connection readiness.

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    Reviewed additions discovered through the public Slack Marketplace MCP category. Complete discovery inventory is retained separately; membership does not prove external-client compatibility.

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