"Host Tracker MCP server endpoint" matching MCP connectors:

ParseHub.dev (documents to records)B

dev.parsehub

ParseHub.dev is a hosted document-to-records service with a remote MCP server. Agents can upload a CSV, PDF, or Word file, summarize and analyze CSV data (filter, sort, group_by, and more), read text from PDF and Word files, extract attendees, agenda items, and action items from meeting notes, ask a question about an uploaded document, and store files as database records to list and read later. Each account sees only its own files and records. **Endpoint:** `https://parsehub.dev/mcp` (Streamable HTTP, stateless) **Auth:** API key in the `X-API-Key` header (keys start with `mcp_`), or `Authorization: Bearer <API key or JWT>`. Every request without credentials returns 401. **Plans:** Free (100 API requests/month, 1 document upload), or 5,000 requests/month on the $9/month or $42/year plan. Every MCP request counts toward the allowance. **Tools:** upload_csv, summarize_csv, analyze_csv, upload_document, read_document, extract_meeting_notes, ask_document, database_status, list_database_documents, get_database_document, store_document, extract_stored_meeting_notes, export_database (administrators only). Not affiliated with ParseHub (parsehub.com), the web-scraping tool. ParseHub.dev does not scrape websites. By Poietes LLC. Docs: https://parsehub.dev/guide#connect-via-mcp

Access control for text-to-SQL agents. Before the model sees the schema, schemagate keeps only the tables and columns the caller may read, picks the few a question needs, and refuses hidden ones at query time. This public endpoint serves a sample schema (no real data). Self-hosted it works with Postgres, Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server and SQLite.

Veto — SQL Safety & Cost OracleA

com.vetosql

Deterministic safety, correctness & cost gate that vets Postgres SQL before your AI agent runs it.

Chrysai provides a hosted MCP server for AI-driven data operations. After connecting an MCP client to the endpoint, you can use MCP tools such as create_app, list_apps, read_data, write_data, update_data, delete_data, and update_app, plus schema resources, to manage persistent structured data through natural language.

Publish websites with a small backend (KV, SQLite, files). MCP for AI agents.

Encrypted database backups and restore-to-any-host disaster recovery for MySQL and PostgreSQL.