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Coding agents in multi-service codebases routinely rebuild existing helpers, trust stale type definitions, and modify API contracts without knowing who consumes them. Carrick solves this by indexing your entire TypeScript ecosystem across service and repository boundaries. By integrating deeply with the TypeScript compiler, Carrick traces every route, type, and cross-service call while recording function behaviour so agents search by intent rather than name. Delivered via MCP for AI agents and LSP for IDEs, Carrick ensures models see existing endpoints and utilities before generating new code. The scanner is source-available and runs from your CLI or CI pipeline.
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.
Analyse and clean up text: stats, language, keywords, summary, sentiment, PII redaction, diff.
12 free MCP tools for local validation of emails, URLs, IP addresses, IBANs, dates, UUIDs, JSON and other structured inputs. No API key or external verification service required.
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.
Agent-native HOBO Works marketplace for fixed-price digital products, owner-requested services, free utilities, and per-run API tools. Agents discover products through MCP, A2A, REST, and machine-readable feeds; submit an owner brief for service work; and pay by Stripe or USDC. Products are HOBO Works-owned; 100% of owner payments go directly to the owner with no seller splits.
Receipts-verified reviews of x402 services and paid APIs, before your agent pays.
Dependency-probe-gated exit execution with hash-verified extraction and signed receipts.
Read-only MCP server that answers questions about turva.dev from its published data. Five tools return JSON: the service catalog with prices, contact and operator details, engagement principles and dated agent-readiness and security evidence with verification links. Connect over Streamable HTTP. You need no API key. The server does not scan other websites or run audits.
API documentation drifts away from the running service, so consumers integrate against a contract nobody keeps. Routebase keeps API design, testing, mocking and documentation on one living source of truth, and this MCP server exposes that workspace to AI agents. Agents can design endpoints, write and run test suites, manage mock servers and publish documentation, always under the permissions of the connected Routebase account.
USECREA A persistent project layer for AI agents. USECREA keeps project knowledge, tasks, and progress available across different AI agents, computers, and work environments. Switch agents without copying chats, creating summary files, or starting over.
Search and read SYMONE documentation: service, prices, public API, MCP servers, sandbox, limits.
What AI agents want and pay for: new MCP servers, fast-moving agent repos, x402 service findings.
Lets your agent find the right MCP server, tool or service for a task, in one call. Ads labelled.
Search AgentTwin agent testing guides, Node CLI commands and supported synthetic service contracts.
A directory of agent services, with metrics.
Read-only CodeAtlas service catalog: list, get and search services. No authentication.
Discover agent services, compare sourced capabilities and inspect connection evidence. No execution.
Thai web, AI app and LINE chatbot dev services from SORNKan (สอนกาน). Read-only, no auth.
Search and read documentation about NServiceBus and the Particular Service Platform.
Bounded agent tools: time, hash, UUID, codec, JSON, request identity, and service discovery.
Public read-only MCP server for Communicate developer documentation. Three tools return the developer guide, OpenAPI summary, and official support contact. Uses Streamable HTTP without authentication; never accesses workspace or customer data. The authenticated product MCP is documented separately at https://developer.communicate.so/docs/mcp.
Read-only OpenAI Codex usage-limit reset data from codex-reset.com: the reset probability for the next 24 and 48 hours, the dated record of verified resets with source links, and Codex service status to tell an outage apart from a usage limit. No auth, no API key.
Read-only Autonomy capability, schema, status and pricing discovery. Paid execution remains paused.
AWS cloud service announcements & updates. $0.01/query. Register in-session — free funds.
Read-only Codex usage-limit reset data: 24/48h reset forecast, dated reset record, service status.
Describe a store's problem: get the matching service, its fixed price, and a request link.
AgentBroker is a remote MCP server that lets AI agents search and inspect a canonical catalog of API and agent services. It exposes structured service metadata, input/output schemas, supplier-backed pricing, and service discovery through MCP tools such as search_services and get_service.
Read-only byImprint service guidance and canonical public site routes.
VibeMarketing (https://vibemarketing.ninja/mcp) is a directory service that catalogs and provides information about various MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. It serves as a centralized resource where users can discover different MCP servers and their capabilities. Examples of servers listed in the directory include Sequential Thinking MCP (for dynamic problem-solving through structured thought sequences) and Memory MCP (a knowledge graph-based persistent memory system).
