Lets AI coding agents build, test, and lint Android projects with Gradle, control devices and emulators via adb, automate UI through screenshots and input injection, and use a live IDE bridge for refactoring, code inspection, and run configurations. Works with any MCP client over stdio or authenticated HTTP.

Gives AI agents a real Chromium browser via Playwright to QA-test web apps, with pass/fail assertions, network mocking, recorded traces and reports, and safety guards that block live payment traffic. Test outcomes come back as explained verdicts suitable for review or email delivery.

Enables AI agents to read messages from user-approved WhatsApp chats via a blocking long-poll tool and send signed replies to chats where the user has explicitly allowed responses. Permissions, watch/reply switches, and a live feed of everything the agent sees and sends are managed through a local web UI.

Enables coding agents to record product demos, changelog GIFs, help-center guides, and bug repros by driving a signed-in browser or Mac window, then rendering branded MP4 and GIF outputs with delivery checks.

Enables AI agents to run Meta (Facebook and Instagram) advertising: pull spend, CPA, ROAS and breakdown reports, audit account health, build and boost campaigns, ad sets and ads, and pause or adjust budgets, all starting paused until the user approves going live. Also supports brand memory, change logs and an optional daily spend cap.

Enables AI agents to query Korean public data from OpenDART, data.go.kr and law.go.kr — corporate filings and financials, stock prices, apartment trades, business registration status, holidays, statutes in force on a given date, and court rulings. It corrects the live APIs' known traps (mislabeled periods, not-yet-in-force laws, cancelled trades, changed district codes) so answers come back right, with evidence.

Exposes the Jupyter notebooks open in VS Code to MCP-compatible AI agents, letting them edit cells in the open editor and execute them in the live kernel without file conflicts. Agents can make partial edits, track stale cells, inspect variables, and manage kernels while preserving the user's interpreter choices and unsaved work.

It enables AI agents and browser-based users to inspect, edit, validate, reorder, diff, and safely persist SillyTavern Chat Completion presets through revision-safe live synchronization over stdio or HTTP.

Enables people and AI agents to create, preview, publish, withdraw, and discover offers and requests across goods, services, trips, and delivery, with semantic matching and secure shared rooms for negotiation.

It enables AI agents to access live web data through page fetching, search, prebuilt scrapers, datasets, and remote browsers, using free direct requests and local Chrome rendering with Bright Data only as a fallback for bot walls. It also adds budget controls, caching, pagination, cancellation, retries, SSRF protection, and both stdio and HTTP transports.

Enables Codex to delegate subtasks to concurrent background coding agents that can each run on any model provider supported by Pi, such as DeepSeek, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, or local models. Exposes MCP tools for listing models, spawning and waiting on agents, sending follow-ups, and aborting, backed by a live local web panel showing status, token usage, and streaming output.

Enables agents to create, edit, and share collaborative markdown documents hosted on the user's own Cloudflare account, with ordered writes and live updates to open editors.

Enables coding agents to surgically harvest licensed upstream code, scaffold adapters behind canonical contracts, audit seams, verify live behavior, and promote or mount proven components while preserving the host architecture.

This MCP server enables AI agents and teams to coordinate through shared inboxes, threaded conversations, attachments, expiring file reservations, prompts, and live notifications, while replaying missed events after restarts.

The fastest developer workflow for every AI coding agent. Live status, quick prompts, worktrees, and diff review from one tmux TUI. Discord: discord.gg/ecS88An7pF

Meet Mitsu, your chibi red-team operator. Connect your AI provider, set the scope, and she can take an authorized pentest from recon and attack-surface mapping through vulnerability discovery, > exploitation, and post-exploitation, armored with 165+ MCP-connected tools and live session intel. Guide every step or let her pwn autonomously. ( ◠‿◠)

Scaffold the build engine AIs reach for — a real site with design, and when you want them, database and backend, live in minutes. Plain websites (--profile site), webshops and agent storefronts; MIT, you own the code.

ChannelTerm is an open-source MCP server that enables humans and AI agents to share live serial and SSH terminal sessions for embedded systems development and debugging. It allows AI agents to read device output, execute commands, assist with GDB debugging, and transfer files while keeping developers in control.

Enables LLM clients to inspect live game state and perform deterministic shop, inventory, backpack layout, and combat actions in a running game through a local bridge.

Deterministic Unit-Record Memory Engine for AI coding agents. Eliminates context-window amnesia and compaction bloat via zero-turn workspace hydration, byte-exact registers, and live context telemetry.

Enables AI agents and assistants to inspect live system telemetry, check TCP port connectivity, audit environment variables for leaked secrets, analyze and summarize log files, and list Docker containers — all with token-efficient, compressed output.

A hosted remote MCP server that gives AI agents live hotel, Airbnb/Vrbo and flight pricing tools — nightly rate calendars up to 330 nights, every booking site's price for a stay compared against the hotel's own site, guest reviews, and Google Flights search. Clients connect over Streamable HTTP with browser OAuth or an API key, so nothing needs to be installed or run locally.

Enables LLM clients to perform sandboxed file operations, manage persistent notes, fetch live weather and Wikipedia summaries, calculate arithmetic safely, and retrieve current UTC time via a standalone tool server over stdio or HTTP.

Enables coding agents to check whether a GitHub issue is ready to hand off before starting work, predicting the files and tests the fix will touch from the live checkout and holding back under-specified issues with a single clarifying question.