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Create and edit images, videos, and audio through Magic Hour's hosted Streamable HTTP MCP server.
Give AI assistants the context behind client website feedback. Read comments, screenshots, replies, element details, and developer briefs; organize priorities, update statuses, and export feedback from authorized projects. Coding agents with repository access can investigate issues and prepare fixes for review. Connect through Streamable HTTP and browser OAuth using a Simple Commenter account.
Agent-design pattern guidance via 5 hosted read-only tools; Streamable HTTP, no auth, one Release.
Render chart images from JSON configs via a simple HTTP API. Six themes, ten marks, PNG/SVG output. No client-side JavaScript, no installs – just a URL that returns an image. MCP tools include render, validate, list themes, and browse examples.
Delegare provides secure payments for AI agents. Google AP2-powered payment authorization for AI agents. Issue scoped spending mandates with hard limits, merchant controls, and no exposure of card credentials or private keys. Agents pay across dual rails: cards and ACH via Stripe, or USDC and USDT on Coinbase Base. Supports paid API access and x402-protected requests through MCP.
Manage feature requests, votes, roadmaps, and changelogs from any MCP client.
First production Authority-MCP. W3C VC attested by Jassverband Schweiz.
Create, inspect, and manage Wubble music, speech, voice, and sound-effect requests through MCP.
MerchantFlow is a hosted, read-only ecommerce analytics MCP server for Shopify and WooCommerce. It gives AI assistants tenant-scoped access to revenue, profit and loss, product and SKU profitability, COGS coverage, fulfillment costs, advertising spend, ROAS, marketing performance, cohorts, LTV, and business valuation across connected commerce and marketing platforms. Connect with OAuth over Streamable HTTP. No local server installation is required.
