"A server for finding botanic data" matching MCP servers:

Enables local read-only access to TheRundown Product API data including sports, affiliates, market definitions, events, futures, and open main lines using your own API key.

Provides a single-writer MCP server for a governance-grade knowledge base of markdown documents with version control and query capabilities.

Connect any AI to PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQL Server — 24 dialect-aware tools for query, schema, optimization, and more.

Lets MCP clients safely investigate live business data across multiple enterprise APIs by giving each subject a consistent scoped pseudonym and surfacing disagreements between sources as findings.

Monero/Zcash payment webhooks + DeFi liquidation & Ethereum builder data over MCP. Free tier; x402.

Comparative mythology as citable data — Greek, Roman, Norse and Egyptian gods and primary sources.

Cross-chain cryptocurrency swaps via Chainflip. Get quotes, execute swaps, and track progress. No API key required to get started.

A MCP server exposing 95 US government open-data tools as agent-callable tools, enabling direct access to official APIs for environmental, financial, licensing, and infrastructure data with honest run-status reporting.

Any Norwegian company's revenue, profit, debt and who sits on its board, which companies are going bankrupt, who owns what through group structures, plus house prices, mortgage rates, wages and inflation straight from Statistics Norway. Official registers, no API keys, every answer cites its source.

A read-only breach-intelligence MCP server that checks domain breaches, provides recent breach news, and assesses threat text from public feeds.

Provides agents with real Linux VMs to run commands, manage files, expose ports, and track costs, all through an ephemeral sandbox service.

Use Codex as a subagent inside Claude Code: async dispatch into a long-lived codex app-server, results pushed back into the Claude session automatically, steer/interrupt mid-task, and Codex's built-in code review.

Enables AI agents to access Amazon commerce intelligence, WIPO design-patent data, Google Trends, and local market data through 19 business data tools via a stdio bridge to a hosted MCP server.

Enables LLMs to profile and analyze tabular data files (CSV, Parquet, Excel, JSON) by extracting schema, statistics, data quality issues, and dtype suggestions, returning structured JSON.

Provides real-time market data tools (quotes, news, earnings calendar, watchlist scanner, and composite analysis) for AI agents via Finnhub, with optional Alpaca broker integration and graceful degradation.

Gives LLM agents spatial awareness inside Autodesk Maya, enabling scene inspection and measurement, aesthetic and engineering audits, camera planning, checkpoint/rollback safety, asset import, and viewport or render previews. Agents can also execute arbitrary Python in Maya to build and verify 3D scenes against engineering rules instead of writing blind.

23 agent tools: DEX token prices, liquidity, slippage, gas and arbitrage across BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Avalanche and Optimism, plus geocoding, weather, web search, URL-to-Markdown, RSS, IP geolocation, holidays, GLEIF LEI lookup and the US Treasury yield curve. 22 are free with no API key, wallet or signup. One paid cross-DEX spread tool pays from your wallet, with hard spend caps.

An MCP server that enables AI agents to verify facts, check market and on-chain data, search the web, and run AI text tasks through five general-purpose tools, with pay-per-call USDC settlement on Base via x402 and no API key required.

Signed, outcome-verified smart-money data for Polymarket: which wallets actually win, scored from real on-chain settlement (95% Wilson lower bound over resolved markets) and ed25519-signed so an agent can verify it offline. Whale trades, smart-money consensus and wallet track records, paid per call in USDC over x402, with no account and no API key.

MCP server for structured Australian macroeconomic and financial data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).