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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.
jitprompt gives your agents just-in-time instructions. Upload your docs as they are, and your agent gets the right section over MCP at the moment it needs it, instead of 20k tokens of system prompt every turn.
DevSpeak is a writing tool for developers, available to your coding agent over MCP. Call `optimize_text` to improve a PR description, commit message, ticket or doc in the language it was written in, or set `correctionsOnly` to fix only spelling, grammar and punctuation. Call `translate_text` to turn rough notes into a technical spec, Jira tickets, an RFC, an API design or a data model for the audience you choose (Junior Dev, Senior Dev, Tech Lead, SRE or Data Engineer). It also translates README files with `translate_markdown`, refines earlier output and lists your history. Requires a DevSpeak API key; a free account includes one key with 50 API requests a month.
Grounded search over chinaready.co — practical guides for launching software in Mainland China (ICP filing, app-store publishing, China cloud regions, payments). Three read-only tools: hybrid search, topic catalog, and full articles as Markdown. Every result carries an absolute source URL so answers can be cited. Free, no account, no keys.
Check documents against rules taken from the law itself. Every finding cites the exact clause.
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.
Onchain Diary exposes its full knowledge base — 96 Web3 security articles and 220 glossary terms, in English and Chinese — through the Model Context Protocol. Any MCP-capable assistant can search it and read complete articles without scraping HTML.
Point Claude Code, Qwen Code, Cursor, or any MCP client at https://docs.jmeter.ai/api/mcp and your agent answers JMeter questions grounded in this documentation, with a source link for every answer. Free, no API key, no signup.
Official Kudosity Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI-powered editors (like Cursor and Windsurf) and assistants (like Claude Desktop) to directly explore and execute Kudosity APIs. With MCP, your AI can search API specs, generate code snippets, and run live requests; all without leaving your development environment.
MarketCheck API docs for coding assistants: search, endpoint reference, plans. Free, no auth.
One section in, one section out — on Markdown/GEML files, bad writes refused.
Official HireHint ATS & HRIS facts and guides from hirehint LLC, in English, Arabic and Spanish.
Free, read-only guides on electrical safety, EICRs, landlord duties and EV chargers in London. Search, read and newest guides, plus booking links. No account, no key. Official MCP Registry: uk.energynorth/journal.
Search and read plain-English guides on electrical safety, EICRs and EV chargers in London.
Help guides, plans and demo booking for All4Clinic, the clinic management software used in Brazil
List, search, and inspect Ply Angular + Tailwind copy-in components.
Dated hands-on test results for remote MCP connectors: does it work, how to sign in, what breaks.
Public, read-only: search Splice docs and list models, live prices and templates. No sign-in.
What WhichPost is, how it works, pricing and a simulated sample report. No sign-in.
Kariwood product specifications and technical sources in Turkish, English, Russian and Arabic.
