Discover Awesome MCP Servers

SummitFlow MCP

Grant management tools for AI agents: plan backward from deadlines, count business days around US federal holidays, build budgets with indirect costs, and value volunteer and in-kind contributions. No API key or network required—all pure functions.

Dooray MCP Server

Enables interaction with Dooray's task and calendar management system, allowing users to filter and list tasks, retrieve details, and manage task comments. It provides a set of tools for seamless integration with MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor.

crtsh-mcp

Enables certificate transparency log search via crt.sh, allowing users to query SSL/TLS certificates, enumerate subdomains, and retrieve certificate details with no API key required.

PDFtotext MCP Server

A reliable server for extracting text from PDF documents using the poppler-utils' pdftotext utility, compatible with any Model Context Protocol client.

Open WebUI Knowledge Base MCP Server

MCP server that exposes Open WebUI Knowledge Bases as tools and resources, enabling AI assistants to search and access knowledge bases.

vvvesse

ESSE (Existence Synchronization System Entity) — a meta-agent MCP server that fuses 2–5 AI agents into one unified mind. Supports 3 fusion modes: capability assimilation, synchronization link, and perfect convergence. Works with Claude Desktop, Cline, and Cursor.

ForgeMCP

An MCP server for C++ development that currently provides a server_status diagnostic tool. It validates a workspace directory and is designed to expand into build, test, and debugging capabilities.

YouTube Transcript MCP

Enables AI models to extract transcripts from YouTube videos in multiple languages with zero local setup. It supports all YouTube URL formats and features smart caching via Cloudflare Workers for fast responses.

FreeCAD MCP Server

Allows AI agents like Claude to create, edit, and query 3D models in FreeCAD through natural language.

Banxico MCP Server

Enables access to Bank of Mexico (Banxico) economic data including real-time and historical USD/MXN exchange rates, inflation data, interest rates, and other financial indicators. Supports querying current rates, historical data with date ranges, and economic metadata through natural language.

claudecode-mcp

Local MCP server that wraps the headless Claude Code CLI as MCP tools, providing stateless access to Claude's coding capabilities through prompt-based interactions. It enables users to execute Claude Code commands with various prompt formats and structured outputs directly from MCP clients.

IAM Policy Autopilot

Analyzes application code locally to automatically generate baseline AWS IAM identity-based policies by detecting AWS SDK calls in Python, Go, and TypeScript applications. Helps AI coding assistants quickly create IAM permissions that can be refined as applications evolve.

Docker MCP Server

Enables AI assistants like Claude to manage Docker containers, images, and Docker Compose deployments through the Model Context Protocol. Provides secure container lifecycle management, image operations, and multi-host Docker server connections.

Confluence Reader MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to read Confluence Cloud pages as markdown, browse page trees, download image attachments, and diff content against local documentation.

React Native MCP Server

Enables automation and monitoring of React Native apps by providing tools to tap, swipe, screenshot, inspect component state, profile renders, and mock network requests via MCP.

Codex Project Memory

Local repository memory for Codex that indexes TypeScript/JavaScript structure into local SQLite, exposes compact MCP tools, and renders deterministic SVG/map frames.

MCP Server Tester

A web app to test MCP servers using an installation code from Smithery.

Oracle HCM Cloud MCP Server by CData

Oracle HCM Cloud MCP Server by CData

Requirement Trace Checker

Enables users to analyze project materials and build traceability from requirements to coverage, identifying gaps.

Vertica MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to query and explore Vertica databases through natural language with readonly protection by default. Supports SQL execution, schema discovery, large dataset streaming, and Vertica-specific optimizations like projection awareness.

NIX MCP Server

Enables AI-powered blockchain data queries and analysis through the Native Indexer (NIX) system. Supports querying blocks, transactions, account information, and network status across various blockchain networks.

ANNO MCP Server

MCP server for searching and accessing historical Austrian newspapers from ANNO, providing full-text search, snippet extraction, and OCR text download.

WPPilot

Turns a WordPress site into an MCP server, letting AI clients interact with WordPress via typed abilities with safety profiles and plugin-aware integrations.

MemoSaver

Local-first MCP server that persists AI coding agent memory and session context, enabling seamless resume across sessions with searchable memories and checkpoints.

trafikkmeldinger-mcp

Enables querying Norwegian traffic messages (roadworks, closures, detours) from Statens vegvesen, filtered by route and time window. Supports both current and future travel times, with tools for route-based and general searches.

engine

Exposes self-owned AI agent plugins as tools to Claude Code via a stdio MCP server, allowing Claude to call system info, calculator, or scribe transcriber directly.

@striderlabs/mcp-uber

MCP server connector for Uber ride-sharing, enabling ride requests, fare estimates, and trip tracking via browser automation.

README

Here are a few ways to interpret "Example MCP Server implements by Go" and their corresponding Chinese translations, along with some context: **1. Most Literal Translation (Focus on the words):** * **Chinese:** 使用 Go 实现的 MCP 服务器示例 * **Pinyin:** Shǐyòng Go shíxiàn de MCP fúwùqì shìlì * **Explanation:** This is a direct translation. It emphasizes that the example server is *implemented* using Go. **2. More Natural Translation (Focus on the meaning):** * **Chinese:** 一个用 Go 语言编写的 MCP 服务器示例 * **Pinyin:** Yī gè yòng Go yǔyán biānxiě de MCP fúwùqì shìlì * **Explanation:** This is a more common and natural way to say it in Chinese. It emphasizes that the server is *written* in Go. **3. If you want to emphasize the *purpose* of the example:** * **Chinese:** Go 语言实现的 MCP 服务器示例，用于演示... (add what it demonstrates) * **Pinyin:** Go yǔyán shíxiàn de MCP fúwùqì shìlì, yòng yú yǎnshì... * **Explanation:** This translates to "A Go language implemented MCP server example, used to demonstrate..." You would then fill in what the example is meant to demonstrate (e.g., basic functionality, specific features, etc.). **4. If you're looking for code examples (which is likely):** * **Chinese:** Go 语言 MCP 服务器示例代码 * **Pinyin:** Go yǔyán MCP fúwùqì shìlì dàimǎ * **Explanation:** This translates to "Go language MCP server example code." This is what you'd use if you're specifically looking for code snippets. **Key Vocabulary:** * **MCP:** MCP (usually left as is, as it's an acronym) * **Server:** 服务器 (fúwùqì) * **Example:** 示例 (shìlì) * **Implements/Implemented:** 实现 (shíxiàn) * **Go (programming language):** Go 语言 (Go yǔyán) * **Written (in a language):** 编写 (biānxiě) * **Code:** 代码 (dàimǎ) * **Used for demonstrating:** 用于演示 (yòng yú yǎnshì) **Which translation is best depends on the context.** If you're just stating a fact, option 2 is probably the most natural. If you're looking for code, option 4 is best. If you want to explain the purpose of the example, use option 3 and fill in the details.

Lotus MCP

Enables creation of reusable browser automation skills through demonstration by recording user actions in a browser while narrating, then converting those workflows into executable skills that can be invoked through natural language.