"How to Retrieve Data from Weaviate" matching MCP connectors:

Tarot card meanings for love, and answers to the most-asked love questions, in 22 languages.

Compare LLMs on one prompt and get every answer with its actually-metered cost and latency — not vendor list prices. Also runs hosted open-source AI apps: layout-preserving PDF translation, downloadable PPTX generation, and cited web research. Nine tools over Streamable HTTP. No signup and no API key needed to start; an anonymous free quota lets agents call it immediately, and an optional Bearer key removes the limit.

15 media & data tools for AI agents: search, transcribe, subtitles, voiceover, translate & more.

Mixture-of-Agents document intelligence engine. Multiple AI models cross-verify each other for 100% recall across 10 languages. 6 tools (analyze_document, extract_web, summarize, delegate_bulk_translate, estimate_cost, health_check). USDC pay-per-call on Base or Solana via x402. From $0.08/call.

Manage translation projects, phrases, locales, dictionaries, and team data with secure, organization-scoped tools and interactive translation views.

Bareun (바른) is a Korean natural-language engine. This MCP server lets any MCP-compatible client hand Korean text to a dedicated Korean engine instead of guessing: analyze_syntax (morphological analysis with 47 POS tags and beta homograph sense disambiguation), analyze_syntax_raw (raw model output, no post-processing), tokenize, correct_grammar (spelling and spacing correction with per-edit blocks and rule categories), and list_pos_tags. Resources expose the POS tag table, server info, and the cu

OCR and document understanding: extract text from images, then summarize or translate it.

Free, no-key Bible MCP server — 86 translations in 32 languages, from any MCP client.

Continue Finnish reading and practise saved words from an authenticated Lukija account.

Grounded, multilingual travel data + a cited travel concierge. 12+ languages, deep India coverage.

Give your AI agent access to 150+ translators covering fictional languages, pop culture dialects, historical languages, technical encodings, and internet slang.

Localization for AI agents: projects, languages, glossaries and translations from your agent