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MarkupBase turns AI-generated Markdown and HTML into durable, versioned artifacts that people can review and discuss. Its MCP server lets agents publish new versions, preserve contextual comments, include hosted images, and respond to feedback through secure account-linked identities, creating a clear human review boundary without requiring real-time editing.

Give an agent a place to put large output. Instead of returning 40k characters of a build log into the conversation, it posts the file to docbin and hands back one short URL. Docs render with syntax highlighting and markdown, every update is a new immutable version, and old links keep working. Six tools for create, read, update, delete, list and search. Works anonymously with no signup, or sign in for permanent docs under your own handle.

CanvaBOAuth

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The Canva MCP server connects AI assistants (like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor) to Canva's API, enabling them to create and manage designs directly within chat conversations. Key capabilities include generating new designs from prompts, autofilling templates, searching and resizing existing designs, importing files from URLs, exporting designs as PDFs or images, and managing folders and comments without switching between tools.

Turns SEO insight into page changes: keyword research, SERP and rank data, rewrites you approve.

Browse and manage Reddit posts, comments, and threads. Fetch user activity, explore hot/new/rising…

Search and retrieve news from AP News, BBC, NPR, Google News, and Hacker News via MCP.