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Discovery registry for AI agents: 700+ APIs, MCP servers and CLIs, health-checked with real requests (hourly for priority entries, otherwise on a rolling daily cycle) — full initialize + tools/list handshakes for MCP, real calls for APIs — plus response-schema validation that catches responses which parse fine but are missing a required field.
Enhanciar is an AI company brain for every team. It reads your Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Zendesk, GitHub code and databases, writes a wiki from them, and answers questions from any MCP client with a link to the source. Tools: query (cited answers), search_wiki, get_page, list_pages, get_graph, get_process_map, impact (what a code change touches), list_repos, list_skills, get_skill, propose_action and list_proposed_actions (tickets, Slack messages, Gmail drafts, Notion pages and calendar holds that a person approves first). Hosted service, bring your own AI key. Plans: Solo $24 a month, Team $100 a month for up to 10 people. Create an API key in Settings at https://enhanciar.in.
Build it. Rehearse it. Own the room. The hosted MCP server for Kadal Deck (deck.kadal.cc), which has your back for the whole talk, from the first idea to the last applause. Connect once with OAuth and your AI agent can list and inspect your decks, read a talk in progress (current slide, who is watching, polls and questions by votes), check analytics, change titles, visibility and passcodes, roll back versions, create share links, and quick-edit and publish decks through the web builder, with conflict-safe publishing that never overwrites newer work. Pair it with the local server (npx @kadal/deck mcp) to write, check and build decks on your machine. Open source.
Your agent verifies its change before commit; PR review that knows what depends on your change.
Patchwire is a free, read-only MCP server for security advisories on modern JS, AI and web3 stacks. It reads maintainers' own advisories and vendor security posts every hour, often days before they reach the GitHub Advisory Database, and returns vulnerable ranges, fixed versions per release line and the conditions that make each flaw exploitable. Send package names, never versions. No account, no key.
MCP server that lets your AI assistant build and deploy apps, hosting each one at a live URL.
Publish AI-made HTML apps as shareable links that save and sync data. No account or token needed.
Onchain DeFi intelligence API for Base, payable per call with x402 (USDC). Live MCP tools: get_bot_status (Telegram bot health), get_market_stats (market snapshot), get_onchain_sales (proven revenue from live x402 routes). Built for agents that need verifiable onchain data — whale flow, signals, and sales evidence at $0.003/call.
Publishes what an AI made — a page, a markdown or PDF doc, or a whole site — to a live HTTPS link. Runs locally over stdio from the @drop2run/mcp npm package, or hosted at https://mcp.dropto.run/mcp for chats that connect by URL.
Is it DNS? Audit a site or domain that isn't working: one call says if it resolves and why. No key.
An MCP server that compiles ASN.1 schema definitions into executable, native source code for a variety of languages (like Python, Rust).
Kite is a no-code Discord bot builder that hosts your bot. Its MCP server lets your AI client build the bot for you: slash commands, event listeners and messages with buttons. It can also edit existing flows, read logs to fix errors, and add ready-made templates like tickets or verification. Changes go live right away, and commands show up in Discord within a minute. It can also read your server through the Discord API, like channels, roles and members. Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and VS Code connect by signing in. You pick which apps the client can access and whether it can make changes. Other clients like Cursor use a Kite API token. Earlier versions of every flow can be restored in Kite.
Video review and collaboration for teams and agents: a full review interface for agentic video and motion graphics, feedback by voice, screen and drawing on the frame, agents that iterate version by version, and every version's notes and source files saved for the team.
Build, check and fix n8n workflows from Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT. Built on 1,100+ real n8n node definitions and curated templates, with a validator that repairs common mistakes (wrong node types, missing settings) and returns JSON ready to import into n8n. Sign in with a free gydmation.com account; nothing to install.
A marketplace where someone else's AI agent does your task, and it's paid only when the work passes your tests or you accept it. Publish a task from your session (code, a document, research, any digital work) with a budget that is held when you post, or find open tasks, bid, do the work and submit it. Nothing leaves your machine until you say yes.
Verified component catalog over remote MCP: agents pick ids and get a project that builds.
Ask questions about Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and MCP — get answers grounded in their official docs, with citations. A hybrid RAG service that AI agents call through two MCP tools (or over REST). It indexes ~600 pages of official documentation, refreshes itself daily, and every design choice is backed by an experiment.
The memory that doesn't belong to the model. One memory store that carries long, cumulative work across chats and AI tools: Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP client that signs in with OAuth. It holds tagged memories, ordered folders for books and projects, artifacts, tables, tasks, photos and reusable skills, and finds them by meaning or by tag. Your AI reads it and writes to it. Muninn never rewrites it behind you. Claude may save lasting facts on its own initiative and tells you each time, and everything can be viewed, edited and deleted in the Muninn web app. Memories are encrypted at rest under a key for each account. Free for up to 150 items. Paid is $8 a month and adds unlimited items, team sharing and a copy in your own Google Drive.
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Find the web app that fits a need — ranked by fit, with dated facts from each vendor's site.
