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Human-Controlled MCP Server

Human-Controlled MCP Server

Connects Claude to a human operator through a web interface, allowing Claude to ask questions, request searches, or seek decisions that are answered by a human in real-time. Instead of automated tools, Claude gets responses directly from you through a beautiful web dashboard.

Zhipu Web Search MCP

Zhipu Web Search MCP

Baseado na ferramenta de busca na web do ZhiPu AI.

Nextcloud MCP Server

Nextcloud MCP Server

Connects AI assistants to Nextcloud instances with 90+ tools for managing notes, calendars, contacts, files, recipes, and more through natural language conversations. Supports semantic search and multiple deployment options.

linkedmcp

linkedmcp

linkedmcp

MCP Server Tester

MCP Server Tester

cascade-mcp-server

cascade-mcp-server

Repositório do Servidor Cascade MCP

Data Commons MCP Server

Data Commons MCP Server

Enables AI agents to query and retrieve public statistical data from Data Commons through search and observation tools. Provides access to demographic, economic, and other statistical indicators for analysis and research.

Playwright MCP HTTP Server

Playwright MCP HTTP Server

Provides browser automation capabilities via HTTP endpoints by wrapping the official Playwright MCP package, enabling serverless deployments and cloud environments where STDIO-based communication is not possible.

MCP Run Python

MCP Run Python

Enables secure execution of Python code in a sandboxed WebAssembly environment using Pyodide and Deno. Automatically handles package management and captures complete execution results including stdout, stderr, and return values.

Izawa MCP Server

Izawa MCP Server

Flint Note

Flint Note

Provides an agent-first note-taking system designed from the ground up for AI collaboration. Organizes your notes as a local vault of ordinary markdown files with semantic note types.

Ambient Code Platform MCP Server

Ambient Code Platform MCP Server

Enables delegation of agentic sessions to Kubernetes-hosted Claude agents running on the Ambient Code Platform. Supports creating, managing, and communicating with remote AI agent sessions through OpenShift authentication.

Disney Parks MCP Server

Disney Parks MCP Server

Provides access to Disney parks data including attractions, dining locations, height requirements, Lightning Lane status, and other park information for Walt Disney World and Disneyland resorts through structured queries and fuzzy search.

MCPHub

MCPHub

A unified gateway and dashboard that aggregates multiple MCP servers into a single endpoint for streamlined management by AI clients. It features a centralized YAML configuration, a web-based monitoring dashboard, and hot-reload support for managing filesystem, GitHub, and database tools.

Yuque MCP Server

Yuque MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to interact with Yuque (语雀) platform through MCP protocol, supporting knowledge base management, document operations, search, and team collaboration features.

SureChEMBL MCP Server

SureChEMBL MCP Server

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for accessing the SureChEMBL chemical patent database.

Create MCP

Create MCP

A CLI tool that sets up a Model Control Protocol server and deploys it to Cloudflare Workers, allowing you to quickly create custom tools for your Cursor Agent just by writing TypeScript functions.

VS Code Settings MCP Server

VS Code Settings MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to programmatically read, update, and manage Visual Studio Code settings across user and workspace scopes. It provides cross-platform support for automating VS Code configuration through the Model Context Protocol.

MCP Ethical Hacking

MCP Ethical Hacking

Here's a sample ethical hacking security plan for educational purposes, translated into Portuguese. I've focused on key areas and kept it relatively simple for learning. **English Original:** **Ethical Hacking Security Plan (Educational Sample)** **Objective:** To simulate a controlled ethical hacking exercise to identify vulnerabilities in a simplified network environment and improve security awareness. **Scope:** * A small, isolated network consisting of: * One virtualized web server (running a basic vulnerable application like DVWA or Metasploitable) * One virtualized client machine (e.g., Kali Linux) * Focus areas: Web application vulnerabilities, basic network scanning, and password cracking. **Rules of Engagement:** * **Authorization:** Explicit written permission from the instructor/system owner is required. * **Non-Destructive Testing:** All testing must be non-destructive. No data deletion, modification, or system crashes are permitted. * **Confidentiality:** All findings must be kept confidential and reported only to the instructor. * **Scope Adherence:** Testing must remain within the defined scope. No attempts to access other systems or networks are allowed. * **No Real-World Attacks:** This is a simulation. Do not use information gained to attack real-world systems. * **Reporting:** A detailed report of all vulnerabilities found, methods used, and recommendations for remediation must be submitted. **Tools and Techniques:** * **Network Scanning:** Nmap * **Web Application Scanning:** Burp Suite (Community Edition), OWASP ZAP * **Password Cracking:** John the Ripper, Hashcat (using pre-generated wordlists) * **Vulnerability Exploitation:** Metasploit (within the vulnerable VM) **Reporting Template:** 1. **Executive Summary:** A brief overview of the findings. 2. **Vulnerability Details:** * Description of the vulnerability * Steps to reproduce * Impact of the vulnerability * Severity (High, Medium, Low) 3. **Recommendations:** Specific steps to remediate the vulnerability. 4. **Tools Used:** List of tools used during the assessment. **Disclaimer:** This is a simplified example for educational purposes only. Real-world ethical hacking engagements are far more complex and require extensive planning and expertise. **Portuguese Translation:** **Plano de Segurança de Hacking Ético (Amostra Educacional)** **Objetivo:** Simular um exercício controlado de hacking ético para identificar vulnerabilidades em um ambiente de rede simplificado e melhorar a conscientização sobre segurança. **Escopo:** * Uma pequena rede isolada consistindo em: * Um servidor web virtualizado (executando um aplicativo básico vulnerável como DVWA ou Metasploitable) * Uma máquina cliente virtualizada (por exemplo, Kali Linux) * Áreas de foco: Vulnerabilidades de aplicativos web, varredura básica de rede e quebra de senhas. **Regras de Engajamento:** * **Autorização:** É necessária permissão explícita por escrito do instrutor/proprietário do sistema. * **Testes Não Destrutivos:** Todos os testes devem ser não destrutivos. Nenhuma exclusão, modificação ou falha do sistema é permitida. * **Confidencialidade:** Todas as descobertas devem ser mantidas confidenciais e relatadas apenas ao instrutor. * **Adesão ao Escopo:** Os testes devem permanecer dentro do escopo definido. Nenhuma tentativa de acessar outros sistemas ou redes é permitida. * **Sem Ataques no Mundo Real:** Esta é uma simulação. Não use as informações obtidas para atacar sistemas do mundo real. * **Relatório:** Um relatório detalhado de todas as vulnerabilidades encontradas, métodos utilizados e recomendações para correção deve ser submetido. **Ferramentas e Técnicas:** * **Varredura de Rede:** Nmap * **Varredura de Aplicativos Web:** Burp Suite (Edição Comunitária), OWASP ZAP * **Quebra de Senhas:** John the Ripper, Hashcat (usando listas de palavras pré-geradas) * **Exploração de Vulnerabilidades:** Metasploit (dentro da VM vulnerável) **Modelo de Relatório:** 1. **Resumo Executivo:** Uma breve visão geral das descobertas. 2. **Detalhes da Vulnerabilidade:** * Descrição da vulnerabilidade * Passos para reproduzir * Impacto da vulnerabilidade * Gravidade (Alta, Média, Baixa) 3. **Recomendações:** Passos específicos para corrigir a vulnerabilidade. 4. **Ferramentas Utilizadas:** Lista de ferramentas utilizadas durante a avaliação. **Aviso Legal:** Este é apenas um exemplo simplificado para fins educacionais. Os engajamentos de hacking ético no mundo real são muito mais complexos e exigem planejamento e experiência extensivos. **Key Improvements in the Portuguese Translation:** * **Accuracy:** Ensured accurate translation of technical terms. * **Clarity:** Used clear and concise language for better understanding. * **Cultural Appropriateness:** The language is natural and appropriate for a Portuguese-speaking audience. * **Consistency:** Maintained consistency in terminology throughout the document. This provides a solid foundation for an educational ethical hacking exercise. Remember to always emphasize the importance of ethical behavior and legal compliance. Good luck!

ModelScope Image MCP Server

ModelScope Image MCP Server

Enables users to generate high-quality images using ModelScope's Qwen-Image model through natural language prompts. Supports async task processing with both image URL and base64 encoded data output options.

Todo Markdown MCP Server

Todo Markdown MCP Server

An MCP server that allows AI assistants to manage todo lists stored in a simple markdown file, supporting creation, reading, updating, and deletion of todo items with persistent IDs.

MetaTrader 5 MCP Server

MetaTrader 5 MCP Server

Provides read-only access to MetaTrader 5 market data, trading history, and technical analysis through Python execution. Supports querying price data, calculating indicators, creating charts, and generating forecasts with Prophet and ML models.

crazyrouter-mcp

crazyrouter-mcp

Access 627+ AI models through one API key — chat with GPT-5/Claude/Gemini, generate images with DALL-E 3/Midjourney/Flux, create videos with Sora 2/Kling/Veo 3, and more via Crazyrouter.

OpenVan MCP Server

OpenVan MCP Server

OpenVan MCP Server exposes OpenVan.camp public APIs over the Model Context Protocol: fuel prices across 125+ countries, VanSky weather suitability scores (0–100), VanBasket food price index, currency exchange rates, vanlife events (expos, festivals, meetups) and aggregated news stories in 7 languages. 11 read-only tools, no authentication, 120 req/min rate limit, CC BY 4.0 license. Remote Streamab

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.

Document Reader MCP Server

Document Reader MCP Server

Enables reading and processing various document formats including Word, PDF, RTF, and text files. Supports extracting media elements like images and links, with features for PDF page range selection and automatic text encoding detection.

LinkedIn Profile Data Mining

LinkedIn Profile Data Mining

Enables comprehensive LinkedIn profile search, data extraction, and contact enrichment using Google Search, Apollo.io, and AI-powered analysis. Includes automated data mining workflows with database storage and CSV export capabilities.

MCP Dust Server

MCP Dust Server

Um servidor de Protocolo de Contexto de Modelo que permite a interação com agentes de IA Dust, possibilitando a integração com ambientes de desenvolvimento como o Windsurf IDE e o Claude Desktop.

TypeScript MCP Server Boilerplate

TypeScript MCP Server Boilerplate

A starter kit for quickly building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using the TypeScript SDK. It includes a structured project setup with pre-configured examples for implementing tools, resources, and Zod-based schema validation.

Perigon MCP Server

Perigon MCP Server

Enables access to comprehensive news data through the Perigon API, including searching for articles, stories, journalists, sources, people, companies, topics, and Wikipedia content with advanced filtering capabilities.