Enables Claude to brief self-hosted GrokBot bots through their webhook routines and then collect their replies in the same thread, with tools for waiting on replies, checking the inbox, and reading conversations. It includes a self-hosted dashboard for registering bots, managing encrypted webhook keys and tokens, and connecting Claude apps over OAuth or API tokens.

Enables a dedicated WeChat account to route incoming messages as MCP events to ChatGPT Work automations, which can generate and send idempotent replies back to the original sender using signed webhooks and persisted pending queues.

Enables AI agents to log into the SIGAA academic system through its web interface and read a student's data: portal info, enrolled and past classes, course topics, participants, grades, attendance, assignments, exams, news, forums, and course plans. It also lets agents download course files and participant photos on demand.

SceneScout — exploratory UI testing for AI coding agents. An MCP server that gives any agent (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Codex, Gemini CLI and others) a structured view of a running web app, always-on oracles, a network-level write policy, memo

A local stdio MCP server that enables coding agents to find licensed photos and icons, generate color palettes and simple SVG assets, and preview static web prototypes. It also supports editable agent skills for design and prototype review workflows.

This MCP server lets an agent run local binary inspection on ELF, Mach-O, PE, APK, IPA, ASAR, WebAssembly, and firmware targets — pulling symbols, sections, classified strings, disassembly, and mitigation posture, and flagging dangerous imports and CWE patterns. It exposes eight stdio JSON-RPC tools (with no external API keys) that feed a multi-agent swarm for attack-surface mapping and exploit-chain synthesis.

Enables agents to access locally cached webpage analysis reports sent from a Chrome extension, retrieve the latest or listed reports, and export severity-ordered fix checklists.

Enables AI agents to place and verify provably fair dice bets, manage shared bankroll vault liquidity positions, inspect incentives and positions, and read or send verified chat messages over HTTP or Stdio, including website-independent on-chain memo workflows.

Enables agents to analyze OpenAPI contracts for deterministic integration risks, plan auth, sync, action, and webhook candidates, and diff contract versions for likely breaking changes through read-only tools.

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 two AI agents to share a persistent task mailbox over remote MCP, so one can leave work, the other can claim and complete it, and results are written back with optional webhook wake-ups.

Enables AI agents to run private web searches against a self-hosted SearXNG instance, rerank results with a local model, and fetch or extract pages locally into markdown, including PDFs, with optional caching, crawling, and cited local-LLM answers.

Enables monitoring and control of OBS Studio over the OBS WebSocket protocol, including scene, audio, recording, and streaming operations, batch macros, event inspection, multimodal screenshot analysis, and safety guardrails.

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 local stdio MCP clients to perform Kimi Basic and Pro web searches and fetch HTTP/HTTPS pages, returning titles, URLs, snippets, dates, source authority, optional page text, or Markdown content.

Enables local, evidence-led analysis of a master recording into inspectable stems, timing, beats, harmony, lyrics, MIDI and sonic evidence, then finds complete-bar loopable sections for Shorts and other short-form video. Results stay traceable through source hashes, manifests, JSON/TSV/NPZ artifacts and portable Sonic Visualiser sessions, and it can run as a CLI, Python library, web service, container or MCP plugin.

Enables AI agents to operate real signed-in Chrome sessions per site, interact with any website through accessibility roles and names, and save successful workflows as reusable shortcut tools.

Enables AI agents to run web searches and fetch page content by driving a real Chromium browser over CDP, so every request carries an existing profile's cookies, login state, and fingerprint. It also lets agents click elements, fill and submit forms, read the current tab, and check browser/CDP status, returning accurate results from logged-in pages without being treated as an anonymous crawler.

Enables Claude or any MCP client to use the Google Gemini web app through a real Chrome browser with a normal Google account and no API key, including sending prompts, managing chats, uploading files, downloading results, and inspecting or interacting with pages via accessibility roles.

Enables agents to run neural web searches, gather token-budgeted code context and documentation excerpts, and crawl individual pages through the Exa API.

Enables agents to query the Brave Search API across web, local, news, image, and video indexes through five MCP tools, returning consistent result details.

A remote MCP server that lets an AI assistant session and a separate agent exchange queued messages via tools like send_to_chief and wait_for_reply, waking the agent with webhooks and long-polling for its replies.