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Payware MCP Server

Enables merchant integration with payware payment APIs for creating transactions, managing authentication, and generating code examples across multiple programming languages. Provides comprehensive tools for payment processing, JWT authentication, and sandbox testing.

Jokes MCP Server

An MCP server that delivers jokes on demand, supporting different joke categories like Chuck Norris and Dad jokes, which can be integrated with Microsoft Copilot Studio.

Missive MCP Server

An MCP server that integrates with Missive App allowing users to create, manage, and send email drafts through AI tools like Claude Desktop or N8N.

domain-lookup-mcp

Um mini servidor MCP para pesquisa de nomes de domínio.

Tavily Web Search MCP Server

Enables web search capabilities through the Tavily API, allowing users to search the internet for information using natural language queries. Serves as a demonstration and educational project for building MCP servers with external API integrations.

MCP Microsoft Office

Connects AI assistants to Microsoft 365 accounts to manage emails, calendars, files, and Teams messages. It offers 71 tools and supports multi-user environments through a secure, customizable server architecture.

irs-taxpayer-mcp

39 tax tools for US individual taxpayers — federal/state tax calculations, credits, deductions, retirement strategies, audit risk, and tax planning. All calculations run locally, no data leaves the machine. Supports TY2024 and TY2025 (One Big Beautiful Bill Act).

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Servidor MCP Python

NPI Registry MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for searching the National Provider Identifier (NPI) registry. This server provides tools to search and retrieve information about healthcare providers and organizations in the United States.

yii2-mcp-server

Enables database schema inspection, Yii2 console command execution, and project management tools for Yii2 framework via Claude Code.

GitBook MCP Server

Provides programmatic access to GitBook's API, enabling AI assistants to search, retrieve, and analyze documentation content across organizations, spaces, and collections with 12 tools and 6 AI-powered prompts.

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Grasshopper MCP

Enables AI-powered computational design in Rhino/Grasshopper with ML-based automatic layout optimization, component clustering, performance prediction, and real-time code execution in running Rhino instances.

Vizdown-MCP

Converts Markdown files into professional diagrams such as flowcharts, mind maps, and architecture diagrams using Mermaid.js and custom SVG renderers. It enables users to list, render, and export visualizations in multiple formats including SVG, PNG, and PDF.

workflows-mcp

Run YAML workflows as MCP tools so agents can automate real tasks with one server.

MCP Tool Factory

Generates production-ready MCP servers from natural language, OpenAPI specs, database schemas, GraphQL schemas, or ontologies.

Supavec MCP Server

Permite buscar conteúdo relevante e embeddings do Supavec através do Protocolo de Contexto do Modelo, permitindo que assistentes de IA como o Claude acessem recursos de busca vetorial.

mcp-stargazing

Calculating the altitude, rise, and set times of celestial objects is a complex task that requires astronomical calculations and knowledge of the observer's location and time. I can't perform these calculations directly within this text-based interface. However, I can guide you on how to do it using available tools and resources: **1. Online Calculators and Websites:** * **Time and Date AS:** This is a very popular and reliable website. You can enter your location and the object you're interested in, and it will provide rise, set, transit, and altitude information. (timeanddate.com) * **US Naval Observatory (USNO):** The USNO provides accurate astronomical data. They have online tools for calculating rise/set times. (aa.usno.navy.mil) * **In-The-Sky.org:** This website offers a customizable sky chart and rise/set information for various celestial objects. (in-the-sky.org) * **Stellarium Web:** A web-based planetarium that shows the sky at any time and location. It can display rise/set times and altitudes. (stellarium-web.org) **2. Astronomy Software (Planetarium Software):** * **Stellarium (Desktop):** A free, open-source planetarium software for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It's highly accurate and customizable. You can set your location, time, and date, and it will show you the sky, including rise/set times and altitudes. * **Cartes du Ciel (Sky Charts):** Another free planetarium software with advanced features. * **Celestia:** A 3D space simulator that allows you to explore the solar system and beyond. **3. Mobile Apps:** * **SkyView Lite (Free):** A simple augmented reality app that identifies stars, planets, and constellations. * **Star Walk 2:** A popular stargazing app with detailed information about celestial objects. * **Stellarium Mobile:** The mobile version of the popular desktop software. * **SkySafari:** A powerful astronomy app with advanced features. **How to Use These Tools:** 1. **Choose a Tool:** Select an online calculator, software, or app from the list above. 2. **Set Your Location:** Enter your latitude and longitude. You can find these using Google Maps or a similar service. Many tools allow you to search for your city or town. 3. **Set the Date and Time:** Specify the date and time for which you want to calculate the rise/set times. 4. **Select the Celestial Object:** Choose the Sun, Moon, a specific planet, star, or deep-sky object. You may need to know the object's name or catalog number (e.g., M42 for the Orion Nebula). 5. **View the Results:** The tool will display the rise time, set time, transit time (when the object is at its highest altitude), and altitude information. **Understanding the Calculations (Simplified Explanation):** The calculations involve several factors: * **Earth's Rotation:** The primary reason celestial objects appear to rise and set is the Earth's rotation on its axis. * **Earth's Orbit:** The Earth's orbit around the Sun causes the Sun's apparent position to change throughout the year, affecting sunrise and sunset times. * **Object's Right Ascension and Declination:** These are celestial coordinates (similar to longitude and latitude on Earth) that define the object's position in the sky. * **Observer's Latitude and Longitude:** Your location on Earth determines which part of the sky you can see and at what angle. * **Time Zone and Daylight Saving Time:** These adjustments are necessary to convert from Universal Time (UT) to your local time. * **Atmospheric Refraction:** The Earth's atmosphere bends light, causing objects to appear slightly higher in the sky than they actually are. This effect is more pronounced near the horizon. * **Parallax:** For nearby objects like the Moon, the observer's position on Earth relative to the Earth's center can affect the apparent position of the object. **Example using Time and Date AS:** 1. Go to timeanddate.com. 2. Enter your city in the "Location" field. 3. Select "Sun" or "Moon" or "Planets" from the menu. 4. The website will display the rise, set, and transit times for the selected object on the current date. You can change the date to see future or past events. **Important Considerations:** * **Accuracy:** The accuracy of the calculations depends on the tool used and the precision of the input data (location, time). * **Horizon Obstructions:** The calculated rise and set times assume a clear horizon. Buildings, trees, or mountains can block your view and cause the actual rise/set to occur later/earlier. * **Twilight:** Even after sunset, there is still some light in the sky (twilight). The duration of twilight depends on your latitude and the time of year. By using the tools and resources mentioned above, you can easily calculate the altitude, rise, and set times of celestial objects for any location on Earth. Remember to consider the limitations and factors that can affect the accuracy of the results.

MCP Todo Server

A distributed task management server that provides todo list operations with AI-powered task prioritization using OpenAI, built on Redis for shared state across multiple nodes.

Discord Webhook MCP

Enables LLMs to send messages and rich embeds to Discord via webhooks, supporting plain text messages, formatted embeds with images and fields, and customizable webhook appearance for AI-powered Discord notifications and integrations.

NestJS MongoDB MCP Server

Enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with MongoDB databases through standardized MCP tools. Supports full CRUD operations, aggregations, and natural language queries with Clean Architecture and dual transport modes (STDIO/HTTP).

brandsystem-mcp

Make your brand machine-readable. Extract identity from any website or PDF, compile into DTCG tokens and runtime contracts, govern brand compliance. 36 tools across 4 sessions.

@baselab-me/signals-mcp

Enables AI agents to create and post signal coins on the Base blockchain through tools for media uploads, transaction generation, and on-chain submission. It supports both fully headless automated execution and manual signing modes using the x402 payment protocol.

Confluence MCP Server

A server that enables AI models to interact with Confluence Data Center through REST API, providing operations like searching, reading, creating, updating, and deleting pages.

Dialogflow CX MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to integrate with Google Dialogflow CX for intent detection, session management, and conversational capabilities.

Jupyter Earth MCP Server

Uma implementação de servidor do Protocolo de Contexto de Modelo que fornece ferramentas de análise geoespacial em notebooks Jupyter, particularmente para baixar grânulos de dados da NASA Earth.

PEP MCP Server

Provides tools to search, list, and retrieve Python Enhancement Proposals (PEPs) directly from official sources like peps.python.org. It enables users to query active PEP titles and fetch document content or focused excerpts through natural language.

MySQL MCP Server

Enables AI models to interact with MySQL databases through a standardized interface, supporting queries, data manipulation, table inspection, and query performance analysis with secure prepared statements.

Unix Timestamps MCP Server

Um servidor MCP simples que faz apenas uma coisa: ajudar seu LLM a usar timestamps Unix atuais. Algo com que os modelos estão atualmente lutando, em parte devido a cortes de conhecimento e não saberem realmente em que ponto do tempo estão.