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XBRL-US MCP Server

XBRL-US MCP Server

Provides secure access to XBRL-US financial data with session-based authentication, enabling users to search for companies by fiscal year and retrieve their financial facts from SEC filings.

Observe Community MCP Server

Observe Community MCP Server

Enables interaction with the Observe platform through OPAL query execution, worksheet data export, dataset management, and monitor operations. Provides AI-powered troubleshooting assistance through vector search across documentation and specialized runbooks.

Pollinations Think MCP Server

Pollinations Think MCP Server

Provides advanced AI reasoning and strategic thinking capabilities using Pollinations AI API with DeepSeek models, plus real-time web search through SearchGPT for comprehensive analysis and research.

Shell MCP Server

Shell MCP Server

Provides a secure environment for executing shell commands with restricted directory access and timeout enforcement. It includes tools for running commands, managing execution history, and isolating environment variables.

X (Twitter) MCP Server

X (Twitter) MCP Server

Permite la interacción con X (anteriormente Twitter), lo que posibilita publicar tuits, buscar contenido, administrar cuentas y organizar listas.

Remote MCP Server on Cloudflare

Remote MCP Server on Cloudflare

Enables deployment of MCP servers on Cloudflare Workers with OAuth authentication and SSE transport. Provides a template for hosting remote MCP servers that can be accessed by Claude Desktop and other MCP clients over HTTP.

EnterpriseMCP

EnterpriseMCP

MCP-Server para conectar funcionalidades empresariales como la integración con SAP o Salesforce.

OilPriceAPI

OilPriceAPI

Real-time and historical oil, gas, and commodity prices. 40+ energy commodities including Brent Crude, WTI, Natural Gas, LBMA Gold/Silver, EU Carbon, and refined products. Get current prices, compare commodities, view market overviews, and access historical data — all through natural language. Used by energy traders, fintech companies, and researchers worldwide.

Anytype MCP Server

Anytype MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to interact with Anytype data through the local API, allowing search, creation, modification, and export of objects, spaces, and lists.

Official Substack MCP Server

Official Substack MCP Server

Official Substack MCP Server

MCP Connect

MCP Connect

Enables AI assistants to control iOS Simulators and automate browsers by combining xcrun simctl, fb-idb, and Puppeteer for screenshot capture, device management, gestures, navigation, and DOM interaction.

onepay-mcp-server

onepay-mcp-server

Un servidor MCP para consumir los servicios de la API de onepay.la.

ScoutMCP

ScoutMCP

An MCP discovery and installation engine that enables users to search for, install, and manage Model Context Protocol servers via the Smithery Registry. It provides atomic tools for managing MCP configurations and is specifically designed to be orchestrated by Claude Code.

MCP TypeScript Server Template

MCP TypeScript Server Template

A template repository for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with TypeScript, featuring full TypeScript support, testing setup, CI/CD pipelines, and modular architecture for easy extension.

Meeting Scheduler MCP

Meeting Scheduler MCP

Enables natural language meeting scheduling by searching IMAP emails for meeting requests, finding available calendar slots from YAML configuration, and creating email drafts with proper threading to maintain personal conversation context.

Sushi MCP Server

Sushi MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to control the Sushi audio engine via gRPC for real-time audio processing, parameter automation, MIDI routing, track management, and audio configuration through natural language.

Ableton MCP

Ableton MCP

Enables natural language control over Ableton Live for generating musical patterns, melodies, and full song arrangements. It also provides tools for sample searching and mixing assistance through an OSC-based connection with Claude Desktop.

IP-Search

IP-Search

Relying on a global honeypot network and an IP intelligence analysis platform built with millions of nodes, it provides precise IP profiling and threat early warning services.

Custom MCP Server

Custom MCP Server

A Next.js-based MCP server that provides basic utility tools including echo, current time retrieval, and safe mathematical calculations through HTTP and SSE transports.

MCP Dust Server

MCP Dust Server

Un servidor de Protocolo de Contexto de Modelo que permite la interacción con agentes de IA de Dust, permitiendo la integración con entornos de desarrollo como Windsurf IDE y Claude Desktop.

Google Analytics MCP Server

Google Analytics MCP Server

A FastMCP-powered server that connects Google Analytics 4 data to Claude Desktop with automatic OAuth 2.0 authentication, enabling users to access GA4 metrics, properties, and reports through natural language queries.

MCP Todo Management System

MCP Todo Management System

A task management system that exposes CRUD operations for todos through a custom MCP protocol, enabling AI agents and CLI tools to create, read, update, and delete tasks using JSON-based communication over stdin/stdout.

n8n Workflow Builder

n8n Workflow Builder

Enables AI-powered building, optimization, debugging, and management of n8n workflows directly from Claude. Features workflow analysis, execution monitoring, security audits, drift detection, and intelligent error debugging with best practices guidance.

Swagger MCP

Swagger MCP

High-performance server for exploring Swagger/OpenAPI specifications with dynamic session management, lightning-fast endpoint search, and efficient caching. Enables AI assistants to discover, search, and generate code from REST APIs.

InvoiceExpress MCP

InvoiceExpress MCP

Provides complete Portuguese invoice management with 60+ specialized tools including invoice creation, client management, SAF-T tax compliance, treasury operations, and Portuguese Tax Authority (AT) integration for AI-powered business automation.

Weather MCP Server

Weather MCP Server

Provides real-time US weather alerts and forecasts by integrating with the National Weather Service API. It enables AI assistants to fetch state-specific alerts and detailed local forecasts using geographic coordinates.

MCP Ethical Hacking

MCP Ethical Hacking

Here's a sample ethical hacking security plan for educational purposes. Remember, this is a simplified example and a real-world plan would be much more detailed and specific to the organization. **Title:** Ethical Hacking Security Assessment Plan - [School/Organization Name] **1. Introduction** * **Purpose:** This document outlines the plan for a controlled ethical hacking assessment of [School/Organization Name]'s network and systems. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could be exploited by malicious actors, allowing for proactive remediation and improved security posture. This assessment is for educational purposes and will be conducted with the full knowledge and consent of [School/Organization Name]. * **Scope:** This assessment will focus on [Specify areas, e.g., web applications, internal network, wireless network, specific servers]. It will *not* include [Specify exclusions, e.g., student data, critical infrastructure, physical security]. * **Objectives:** * Identify vulnerabilities in [Specify systems/applications]. * Assess the effectiveness of existing security controls. * Provide recommendations for remediation and improvement. * Provide a learning experience for students involved in the assessment. * **Disclaimer:** This assessment is designed to simulate real-world attacks in a controlled environment. Every effort will be made to avoid disruption to normal operations. However, there is always a small risk of unforeseen consequences. All activities will be conducted ethically and legally, adhering to the principles of responsible disclosure. **2. Team and Roles** * **Ethical Hacking Team:** * **Team Lead:** [Name, Credentials/Experience] - Responsible for overall planning, execution, and reporting. * **Team Members:** [Names, Roles/Specializations, e.g., Network Security Specialist, Web Application Security Specialist] - Responsible for specific tasks within the assessment. * **[School/Organization Name] Liaison:** [Name, Title] - Point of contact for communication, approvals, and coordination. * **Legal Counsel (if applicable):** [Name] - Provides legal oversight and ensures compliance. **3. Methodology** * **Phases:** * **Planning & Reconnaissance:** Defining the scope, gathering information about the target systems, and obtaining necessary permissions. * **Scanning:** Identifying open ports, services, and potential vulnerabilities using automated tools (e.g., Nmap, Nessus). * **Vulnerability Assessment:** Analyzing scan results to identify exploitable vulnerabilities. * **Exploitation (Controlled):** Attempting to exploit identified vulnerabilities in a controlled and documented manner. *This phase will only be conducted with explicit permission and under strict supervision.* * **Reporting:** Documenting all findings, including vulnerabilities, exploitation attempts, and recommendations for remediation. * **Tools:** [List of tools to be used, e.g., Nmap, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark]. *Only open-source or licensed tools will be used.* * **Rules of Engagement:** * All activities must be pre-approved by the [School/Organization Name] Liaison. * No data will be intentionally destroyed or modified. * Access to sensitive data will be minimized and handled with utmost confidentiality. * Any discovered vulnerabilities will be immediately reported to the [School/Organization Name] Liaison. * The assessment will be stopped immediately if it poses a significant risk to the organization's operations. * The ethical hacking team will adhere to all applicable laws and regulations. **4. Communication Plan** * **Regular Updates:** The Ethical Hacking Team will provide regular updates to the [School/Organization Name] Liaison on the progress of the assessment. * **Emergency Contact:** [Name, Phone Number] - Contact person in case of any unexpected issues or emergencies. * **Reporting:** A detailed report will be provided to the [School/Organization Name] Liaison upon completion of the assessment. **5. Reporting** * The final report will include: * Executive Summary: A high-level overview of the assessment and its findings. * Methodology: A description of the methods used during the assessment. * Vulnerability Assessment: A detailed description of each identified vulnerability, including its severity, potential impact, and recommended remediation steps. * Exploitation Results: A summary of any successful exploitation attempts. * Recommendations: Specific recommendations for improving the organization's security posture. * Appendix: Supporting documentation, such as scan reports and screenshots. **6. Legal and Ethical Considerations** * **Informed Consent:** [School/Organization Name] has provided informed consent for this assessment. * **Confidentiality:** All information obtained during the assessment will be treated as confidential. * **Data Protection:** All data will be handled in accordance with applicable data protection laws and regulations. * **Compliance:** The assessment will be conducted in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. **7. Timeline** * [Start Date] - [End Date]: Detailed schedule of activities, including planning, scanning, vulnerability assessment, exploitation (if applicable), and reporting. **8. Approval** * [Signature of Team Lead] * [Signature of [School/Organization Name] Liaison] * [Date] **Important Considerations for Educational Use:** * **Supervision:** All activities must be closely supervised by experienced instructors. * **Limited Scope:** The scope of the assessment should be carefully limited to avoid any potential harm to real-world systems. * **Simulated Environments:** Whenever possible, use simulated environments (e.g., virtual machines, lab networks) for hands-on exercises. * **Ethical Discussions:** Emphasize the importance of ethical behavior and responsible disclosure. * **Legal Compliance:** Ensure that all activities comply with applicable laws and regulations. This is a basic framework. You'll need to adapt it to your specific educational context and the systems you'll be assessing. Good luck! Now, here's the translation to Spanish: **Plan de Evaluación de Seguridad de Hacking Ético - [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización]** **1. Introducción** * **Propósito:** Este documento describe el plan para una evaluación controlada de hacking ético de la red y los sistemas de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización]. El objetivo es identificar vulnerabilidades y debilidades que podrían ser explotadas por actores maliciosos, permitiendo la remediación proactiva y la mejora de la postura de seguridad. Esta evaluación tiene fines educativos y se llevará a cabo con el pleno conocimiento y consentimiento de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización]. * **Alcance:** Esta evaluación se centrará en [Especificar áreas, por ejemplo, aplicaciones web, red interna, red inalámbrica, servidores específicos]. *No* incluirá [Especificar exclusiones, por ejemplo, datos de estudiantes, infraestructura crítica, seguridad física]. * **Objetivos:** * Identificar vulnerabilidades en [Especificar sistemas/aplicaciones]. * Evaluar la eficacia de los controles de seguridad existentes. * Proporcionar recomendaciones para la remediación y la mejora. * Proporcionar una experiencia de aprendizaje para los estudiantes involucrados en la evaluación. * **Descargo de responsabilidad:** Esta evaluación está diseñada para simular ataques del mundo real en un entorno controlado. Se hará todo lo posible para evitar la interrupción de las operaciones normales. Sin embargo, siempre existe un pequeño riesgo de consecuencias imprevistas. Todas las actividades se llevarán a cabo de manera ética y legal, adhiriéndose a los principios de divulgación responsable. **2. Equipo y Roles** * **Equipo de Hacking Ético:** * **Líder del Equipo:** [Nombre, Credenciales/Experiencia] - Responsable de la planificación general, la ejecución y la presentación de informes. * **Miembros del Equipo:** [Nombres, Roles/Especializaciones, por ejemplo, Especialista en Seguridad de Redes, Especialista en Seguridad de Aplicaciones Web] - Responsables de tareas específicas dentro de la evaluación. * **Enlace de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización]:** [Nombre, Título] - Punto de contacto para la comunicación, las aprobaciones y la coordinación. * **Asesor Legal (si corresponde):** [Nombre] - Proporciona supervisión legal y garantiza el cumplimiento. **3. Metodología** * **Fases:** * **Planificación y Reconocimiento:** Definir el alcance, recopilar información sobre los sistemas objetivo y obtener los permisos necesarios. * **Escaneo:** Identificar puertos abiertos, servicios y posibles vulnerabilidades utilizando herramientas automatizadas (por ejemplo, Nmap, Nessus). * **Evaluación de Vulnerabilidades:** Analizar los resultados del escaneo para identificar vulnerabilidades explotables. * **Explotación (Controlada):** Intentar explotar las vulnerabilidades identificadas de manera controlada y documentada. *Esta fase solo se llevará a cabo con permiso explícito y bajo estricta supervisión.* * **Informes:** Documentar todos los hallazgos, incluidas las vulnerabilidades, los intentos de explotación y las recomendaciones para la remediación. * **Herramientas:** [Lista de herramientas que se utilizarán, por ejemplo, Nmap, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark]. *Solo se utilizarán herramientas de código abierto o con licencia.* * **Reglas de Compromiso:** * Todas las actividades deben ser aprobadas previamente por el Enlace de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización]. * No se destruirán ni modificarán datos intencionalmente. * El acceso a datos confidenciales se minimizará y se manejará con la máxima confidencialidad. * Cualquier vulnerabilidad descubierta se informará inmediatamente al Enlace de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización]. * La evaluación se detendrá inmediatamente si representa un riesgo significativo para las operaciones de la organización. * El equipo de hacking ético se adherirá a todas las leyes y regulaciones aplicables. **4. Plan de Comunicación** * **Actualizaciones Periódicas:** El Equipo de Hacking Ético proporcionará actualizaciones periódicas al Enlace de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización] sobre el progreso de la evaluación. * **Contacto de Emergencia:** [Nombre, Número de Teléfono] - Persona de contacto en caso de problemas inesperados o emergencias. * **Informes:** Se proporcionará un informe detallado al Enlace de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización] al finalizar la evaluación. **5. Informes** * El informe final incluirá: * Resumen Ejecutivo: Una descripción general de alto nivel de la evaluación y sus hallazgos. * Metodología: Una descripción de los métodos utilizados durante la evaluación. * Evaluación de Vulnerabilidades: Una descripción detallada de cada vulnerabilidad identificada, incluida su gravedad, impacto potencial y pasos de remediación recomendados. * Resultados de la Explotación: Un resumen de cualquier intento de explotación exitoso. * Recomendaciones: Recomendaciones específicas para mejorar la postura de seguridad de la organización. * Apéndice: Documentación de respaldo, como informes de escaneo y capturas de pantalla. **6. Consideraciones Legales y Éticas** * **Consentimiento Informado:** [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización] ha proporcionado consentimiento informado para esta evaluación. * **Confidencialidad:** Toda la información obtenida durante la evaluación se tratará como confidencial. * **Protección de Datos:** Todos los datos se manejarán de acuerdo con las leyes y regulaciones de protección de datos aplicables. * **Cumplimiento:** La evaluación se llevará a cabo en cumplimiento de todas las leyes y regulaciones aplicables. **7. Cronograma** * [Fecha de Inicio] - [Fecha de Finalización]: Cronograma detallado de actividades, incluida la planificación, el escaneo, la evaluación de vulnerabilidades, la explotación (si corresponde) y la presentación de informes. **8. Aprobación** * [Firma del Líder del Equipo] * [Firma del Enlace de [Nombre de la Escuela/Organización]] * [Fecha] **Consideraciones Importantes para el Uso Educativo:** * **Supervisión:** Todas las actividades deben ser supervisadas de cerca por instructores experimentados. * **Alcance Limitado:** El alcance de la evaluación debe limitarse cuidadosamente para evitar cualquier daño potencial a los sistemas del mundo real. * **Entornos Simulados:** Siempre que sea posible, utilice entornos simulados (por ejemplo, máquinas virtuales, redes de laboratorio) para ejercicios prácticos. * **Discusiones Éticas:** Enfatice la importancia del comportamiento ético y la divulgación responsable. * **Cumplimiento Legal:** Asegúrese de que todas las actividades cumplan con las leyes y regulaciones aplicables. Este es un marco básico. Deberá adaptarlo a su contexto educativo específico y a los sistemas que evaluará. ¡Buena suerte!

Remote YouTube MCP Server

Remote YouTube MCP Server

A remote Model Context Protocol server that extracts YouTube video transcripts and provides content creation templates using OAuth 2.0 authentication. It enables secure interaction with YouTube content for AI clients like ChatGPT and Claude.

MCP Google Sheets Server

MCP Google Sheets Server

Enables reading, writing, and managing Google Sheets documents with support for batch operations, formatting, charts, and conditional formatting through the Model Context Protocol.

EdgeOne Pages MCP

EdgeOne Pages MCP

Enables the deployment of HTML content, folders, and full-stack projects to EdgeOne Pages to generate publicly accessible URLs. It integrates with edge functions and KV storage to provide fast content delivery and supports custom domain configuration.