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      Lets AI assistants read a student's Canvas LMS/Moodle courses, deadlines, announcements, grades and course files using their normal browser login instead of an access token. It is read-only and keeps all session data and downloads on the user's own machine.
      629 npm
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      Enables AI clients to read a student's own UGent Ufora (D2L Brightspace) data, including courses, announcements, deadlines, grades, course materials, and PDF text, over stdio or local Streamable HTTP. All operations are read-only and run locally against the student's authenticated session.
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    • A
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      Provides local, read-only access to Memorial University's Brightspace D2L courses, enabling students to view content, grades, assignments, quizzes, announcements, and deadlines through natural language.
      Apache 2.0
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      Enables AI assistants to browse your own university courses by downloading files, slides, announcements, deadlines, grades and lecture transcripts to your machine, then answering questions and searching across them through MCP tools. It logs in with your own account and refreshes only what changed.
      MIT
    • A
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      Connects Claude, Cursor, Codex and other AI assistants to Canvas LMS through a normal browser sign-in (SSO and MFA included) instead of an access token, letting them read courses, assignments, rubrics, announcements, discussions, grades, calendar and inbox, and read or save course files locally. It is strictly read-only, sending only GET requests, and keeps all session data on the user's own machine.
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      MIT