Packages

godot-dap-mcp-server is an MCP server (stdio-based) that bridges MCP clients to the Godot editor’s Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP) so AI agents can control and inspect a running Godot game/editor session for interactive runtime debugging (breakpoints, stepping, stack traces, variable inspection, expression evaluation, and scene launching).

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Provides an MCP server for Hugging Face Hub and Search endpoints (plus Gradio tool integration via proxying) using multiple transports (STDIO, Streamable HTTP, Streamable HTTP JSON-RPC). Includes a management web UI for configuring/adding tools and supports optional authentication/tooling for OAuth-like flows.

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MCP server that enables real-time human-in-the-loop interaction during AI-assisted coding workflows. Provides tools for prompting user input with optional predefined choices, sending OS-level notifications, and establishing persistent command-line chat sessions between the LLM and user.

Provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server exposing tools to interact with JMAP-compliant email servers for email search/retrieval, mailbox listing, message state changes (seen/flagged), moving/deleting messages, and sending/replying to emails. It is implemented in Deno using the @htunnicliff/jmap-jam client library and uses Zod for input validation.

mcp2cli is a Python CLI that turns an MCP server, an OpenAPI spec, or a GraphQL endpoint into executable CLI subcommands at runtime (no codegen). It can list tools/operations, call them with arguments, supports OAuth, caching (for specs/tool lists), “bake mode” to save connection configs, and produces token-efficient output modes for LLMs (e.g., TOON).

Provides an MCP server that exposes OpenMeteo weather capabilities as MCP tools: current weather, multi-day forecasts, historical daily weather, and global location search (geocoding) by delegating to OpenMeteo’s free public API.

Moltbook MCP server: post, comment, upvote, DMs, communities. API key auth.

Provides an MCP server for the Resend email platform, enabling MCP clients to send/receive and manage related email resources (contacts, broadcasts, domains, segments, topics, API keys, and webhooks) via stdio (default) or HTTP transport.

Provides an MCP server that lets AI assistants control Unity Editor and Unity Hub via a bridge (MCP server -> unity-mcp-plugin in the editor via an HTTP bridge, plus Unity Hub CLI). Exposes hundreds of tools for scene/gameobject/component/asset management, builds, profiling/debugging, navigation, animation, multiplayer playmode scenarios, shader graph tooling (and Amplify/UMA when installed), and multi-instance/multi-agent orchestration.

Provides a local Windows HTTP API (Flask) that automates WeChat UI (uiautomation) to send text and image messages, supporting batch sends and a background queue/worker, plus a separate monitor/guard process for disconnection warnings.

Salesforce Marketing Cloud API for email/SMS marketing automation, customer journey orchestration, subscriber management, and campaign analytics across digital marketing channels.

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CLI tool that converts ChatGPT export (ZIP or conversations.json) into organized Markdown files and builds a full-text search index (Tantivy). It also provides an MCP server (stdio transport) with tools for searching and retrieving conversations for Claude Desktop/Claude Code.

Claude Code skill for JS static analysis - finds API endpoints, secrets, URLs, bundler versions. TOON format for LLMs. Also works as standalone CLI tool.

Claw-Empire - AI Agent Company Simulation. Command your CLI agent empire from the CEO desk.

Metasearch Python library that aggregates results from multiple search engines (Bing, Brave, DuckDuckGo, Google, Mojeek, Yandex, Yahoo, Wikipedia) into a unified interface. Supports text, image, video, news, and book searches. Includes an MCP server with HTTP and SSE transports, plus a standalone API server.

FewWord is a Claude Code plugin that intercepts large shell command outputs and offloads them to files on disk, replacing them in-context with compact pointers (plus small previews for failures). It also provides commands to open, search, and manage offloaded outputs and persists/archives plans via hook events.