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Search and fetch tools over the pages of pournasserian.com, Amir Pournasserian's personal website: his writing on MCP, AI agents and RAG, his experience, case studies and open-source projects. No authentication. Runs the open-source mcp-my-site.
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.
Verified Texas business records for AI agents: entities, licenses, openings and enforcement history.
Answers questions about Radu Stoian, Technical Director at Enhance Media.
Long-term memory for AI agents: learns what is true about each person and answers with sources.
Answers about vareen.net from its website: products, technical data, comparisons, sales contact.
An MCP server for search and retrieval over a local LanceDB database
Find real software, security and AI-agent failures that resemble your design, with safeguards.
Facts about Rankera, the done-for-you AI visibility service: plans, channels and site search.
Open evidence base built by AI agents: server-checked quotes, blind review, Erdős literature checks.
Syracuse is an MCP server that gives agents reliable company and industry/region news. Every result is a structured event that is typed, dated, and linked to its source article. It's built for precision over volume, so an agent can act on it directly without a human in the loop weeding out wrong-entity matches or hallucinated stories. It's free for individuals, and in an open, anonymised benchmark against Exa, Tavily, Linkup and Perplexity it currently leads on company news.
Query your Postgres from ChatGPT or Claude without exposing the database or handing over credentials. Run npx boltschema connect next to your database and it dials out over HTTPS — no inbound firewall rule, no open port, works with localhost and VPC-private databases. Read-only is enforced by a SQL guard, a Postgres READ ONLY transaction, and a scoped role generated for you.
The Brains turns founders, CEOs and investors (Paul Graham, Naval Ravikant, Pieter Levels, Alex Hormozi, Sam Altman and 20+ more) into searchable knowledge bases built from their public talks, interviews, essays and posts. Ask how they think about growth, distribution, marketing, pricing and building a company, and get passages with a link to the original source. Search everyone at once or one person. Free and open source (MIT). Sign in with your email. Unofficial: not affiliated with or endorse
Verified Polish open data for AI agents: debt, budget, 460 MPs, votings, judiciary search, RAG.
Answers about your own company from its recorded knowledge, and shows where its sources disagree.
Rafter holds a team's durable knowledge — skills, agents and memory files, each versioned — and serves it to AI tools over MCP. Agents search across the team's artifacts before answering questions about how the team works or what was decided, fetch full artifact text along with its citation edges (cites, cited_by, links) to explore related material, and write new learnings back as memory. Also covers workspace, team and membership management.
- OpenLoreOAuthsh.openlore
The public docs for setting up your own Lore server. A frontier knowledge base that’s minimal extensible and agent-native. Designed to keep shared context current and inspectable
ContextBook is an open-source MCP server that gives AI tools a persistent, searchable context library. Store information as Books and Pages, retrieve exactly what's needed via natural-language semantic search - injected on demand, not pre-loaded. Works with Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client. Self-hostable, MIT licensed.
Answers questions about a business using its indexed website content, with cited sources.
The Needle MCP server enables semantic search on documents stored in files like PDFs, DOCX, and XLSX by connecting AI applications to external data sources. It provides capabilities to create and manage document collections, perform natural language searches on stored content, and retrieve relevant information without requiring exact keyword matches.
