MCP server implementations

xcodebuildmcp is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Xcode build, test, and device management tools for AI coding agents to automate iOS and macOS development workflows. It operates as a background daemon per workspace, communicating tool requests and responses over standard input/output using JSON-RPC messages, and streams progress and results as newline-delimited JSON objects for machine parsing. The project provides an interactive setup wizard and file-based client configuration to install skill files into predefined directories for supported AI coding clients. It manages the full

ddgs is a metasearch engine and web content extractor that provides a toolkit for programmatically retrieving search results from DuckDuckGo. It functions as a search API server and a Model Context Protocol server to integrate web search capabilities directly into large language model environments. The project distinguishes itself by aggregating text, image, news, and video results from multiple providers into a single interface. It includes a utility for fetching URLs and converting HTML content into markdown, plain text, or structured data. The system covers a broad range of search capabil

Playwright MCP is a browser automation server that provides a standardized interface for connecting large language models to web navigation and interaction capabilities. By operating as a Model Context Protocol server, it enables external AI agents to execute browser-based tasks, extract data, and perform complex web sequences through a unified communication protocol. The project distinguishes itself by acting as a remote controller that manages headless browser lifecycles and isolated automation contexts. It maintains session-based state isolation, allowing for distinct user profiles and per

GhidraMCP is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Ghidra binary analysis and decompilation functions to external intelligence models. It acts as a bridge that connects the Ghidra reverse engineering suite to external tools through a standardized communication protocol, facilitating automated reverse engineering and software auditing. The project enables the extraction of decompiled code and program structural data to populate the context windows of language models. It features a binary symbol management tool capable of dynamic symbol resolution, allowing method and data names to be up

DesktopCommanderMCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that gives AI agents direct access to local files, shell commands, and system processes through natural language instructions. It acts as a unified bridge between conversational commands and desktop operations, enabling an AI to translate plain English into file management, code editing, system command execution, data analysis, and software scaffolding tasks without needing its own API. The server exposes these capabilities as structured tools via the MCP protocol, so any compatible agent can interact with the local environment in a

mcp-atlassian is a tool that connects Atlassian project data to AI assistants using the Model Context Protocol. It provides a standardized tool-calling interface that enables AI assistants to interact directly with project data and documentation. The project supports multi-tenant environments and diverse hosting scenarios, including cloud and on-premise deployments. It implements multiple authentication methods such as OAuth 2.0, API tokens, and personal access tokens, and can route traffic through configurable HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS proxies to meet corporate security requirements. Its capabi

This project provides a Model Context Protocol server that enables autonomous agents to interact with and manage automation workflows. It functions as an integration layer, allowing language models to discover, build, test, and deploy complex automation sequences through natural language instructions and structured schema-based communication. The platform distinguishes itself by offering granular control over automation logic, including the ability to perform surgical, incremental patches to specific workflow nodes rather than replacing entire structures. It supports multi-instance connectivi

This project is a Model Context Protocol server that enables large language models to generate and render data visualizations, charts, and diagrams. It functions as a toolset for AI assistants to transform raw data into professional visual representations. The server utilizes an intelligent selection layer to determine the most effective visualization format based on the provided data. It supports remote rendering via external HTTP services and provides the flexibility to route requests to self-hosted rendering endpoints for private network environments. Capabilities cover a wide range of da

This is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Windows desktop automation and system administration functions to large language models. It provides programmatic control of mouse, keyboard, windows, and UI elements on Windows through simulated user input, while also enabling LLMs to manage the Windows registry, processes, files, and execute PowerShell commands through a remote interface. The server supports multiple transport protocols including stdio, SSE, and streamable HTTP, allowing flexible integration with different language model clients. It implements OAuth 2.0 with PKCE for secu

This project functions as a Model Context Protocol server and a multi-agent orchestration framework designed to bridge large language models with external data sources and specialized engineering tools. It provides a structured environment for automating software development workflows, enabling models to interact directly with codebases and remote services to perform complex tasks. The system distinguishes itself through a multi-agent orchestration layer that coordinates autonomous assistants to manage shared objectives and multi-step workflows. By utilizing structured task decomposition and

This project is a Model Context Protocol server that connects large language models to the Xiaohongshu social media platform. It acts as a connector and API wrapper, enabling language models to programmatically search, read, and publish media and text. The system provides automation for content discovery and publishing, allowing for the creation of image and video posts with associated titles and descriptions. It also facilitates social engagement by managing the posting of comments and tracking engagement metrics for specific entries. The tool covers data retrieval for user profiles, post d

git-mcp is a Model Context Protocol server that transforms Git repositories and static sites into structured context providers for AI assistants. It functions as a documentation retrieval tool and repository indexer, exposing codebases and project files as standardized tools to reduce hallucinations in large language model responses. The project converts raw repository files, READMEs, and external URLs into formats optimized for token consumption. It enables AI agents to perform query-based code searches and retrieve specific sections of project documentation to maintain up-to-date technical

Firecrawl MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol tool server that exposes the full suite of Firecrawl’s web scraping, crawling, and automation capabilities as tools that large language models can invoke directly. It acts as a proxy to the Firecrawl cloud platform, which manages headless browser orchestration, async job queues, and rate limiting behind the scenes. The server distinguishes itself by packaging autonomous web agents — both a research agent that browses and collects structured data from multiple pages, and a general web agent that performs multi-step browsing and extraction tasks

XcodeBuildMCP is a Model Context Protocol server and development tool bridge that provides AI agents with the ability to control xcodebuild, manage simulators, and automate the compilation and execution of Apple platform applications. It functions as a persistent daemon that proxies native IDE build and debug capabilities to external clients and agents. The project distinguishes itself by using the Model Context Protocol to expose build and device management tools through a standardized interface. It implements specialized skill priming and instruction configuration to ensure AI agents can in

The Model Context Protocol is a standardized communication framework designed to connect language models to external data sources, functional tools, and interactive user interfaces. It provides a vendor-neutral interface layer that enables AI hosts to discover and execute capabilities across heterogeneous service environments, using a JSON-RPC based messaging standard to facilitate bidirectional communication between clients and servers. The protocol distinguishes itself through a robust capability-based handshake that negotiates feature sets during session initialization, ensuring compatibil

This project is a Model Context Protocol server that functions as an automation tool for 3D design software. It acts as a bridge between creative applications and external intelligence agents, enabling users to manipulate geometry, materials, and lighting through natural language instructions. The tool distinguishes itself by providing a standardized interface for remote command execution and scene data exchange. By utilizing a protocol-based communication layer, it allows external models to query viewport status and object properties, facilitating automated decision-making and real-time scen

This project is a Model Context Protocol server that provides a standardized interface for connecting host applications to external data sources and service APIs. It functions as a middleware component, exposing repository-related functionality as a set of discoverable tools that can be invoked dynamically by large language models to facilitate context-aware reasoning and task execution. By bridging host environments with external platforms, the server enables artificial intelligence models to access real-time repository information, supporting automated workflows and improved accuracy in gen

PageIndex is an agent-ready knowledge engine that processes documents into hierarchical tree structures to enable reasoning-based information retrieval. By organizing content into logical trees rather than relying on traditional vector database chunking, the platform preserves the original structure and flow of complex documents. It functions as a Model Context Protocol server, allowing external AI agents to connect to and query indexed knowledge bases through standardized communication protocols. The platform distinguishes itself by using vision-language models to process raw document images

mcp-agent is a framework for building AI agents that integrate with Model Context Protocol servers to execute tools and access data. It functions as a multi-agent orchestrator and protocol-compliant server, enabling the creation of agents that can discover and invoke tools from connected external servers. The project distinguishes itself through a durable workflow engine that supports long-running tasks capable of pausing, resuming, and surviving restarts. It implements complex orchestration patterns, including iterative evaluator-optimizer loops, hierarchical workflow nesting, and specialist