"Request for an Amazing Prompt for MCP (Minecraft)" matching MCP servers:

Odds are, most of what you want to build is already open source. Tell your AI agent what you're making, and it finds it: which repos to use as they are, which to adapt, and what's left for you to write. Every repo it names is real, licensed for your use or flagged, and checked live.

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.

Enables AI agents to subscribe to a deterministic daily ethics feed drawn from a four-module curriculum and retrieve read-only tools, resources, and reflection prompts covering principles, case studies, and codes of conduct.

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 control a Minecraft bot inside a Java Edition world via MCP, providing tools for movement, building, mining, combat, farming, trading, inventory, and world perception.

Lets an AI assistant control a live Minecraft server over RCON: list players, broadcast chat, teleport, give items, change weather/time, kick, or run any raw vanilla/plugin command.

An MCP server that exposes the full Amazing Marvin public API (34 tools across ~31 endpoints) so assistants can manage tasks, habits, time blocks, reminders, and reward points through natural language.

WordPress plugin that runs an MCP server on your own site: search and read published posts and pages, look up WooCommerce products, describe the site as schema.org types and query site figures, with drafts only when the site enables them. Signed-in access by default; anonymous access and OAuth are optional and off.

Self-hosted prompt library with an MCP server: list, fetch, save and version prompt templates with {{variables}} from ChatGPT or any MCP client, with OAuth sign-in. Also available as a hosted service on neadlab.com.

MCP server exposing prompt-shield's prompt-injection firewall for LLM applications. Four tools — scan_input, scan_output, scan_tool_result (with optional sanitization), and list_detectors — backed by 34+ detectors and a federated ed25519-signed threat feed.

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Enables AI agents to execute SSH commands, read files, and list directories on remote hosts with a configurable command-safety policy.

An MCP server that grants AI agents unrestricted file system, Python, and PowerShell access on Windows for real, unfiltered automation.

Enables LLM application builders and security teams to detect and strip prompt injections, scan for secrets, obfuscate PII, and audit synthetic datasets for bias using deterministic tools.

MCP server for Takes, a free, open-source Mac teleprompter and recorder for talking-head videos. It lets an AI assistant write scripts and storyboards, manage takes, make edits and draft the posts for LinkedIn, X, YouTube and Shorts.

Stateful interactive HTTP REPL and Agentic MCP engine for API navigation and testing.

WAF for AI agents — block prompt injection before it reaches the LLM.

Lets Claude Desktop and Claude Code inspect and drive Windows desktop applications in the background, including clicking, typing, launching, and verifying results, while the user keeps their mouse, keyboard, and foreground window.

Connect to your TTRPG campaign's repository and database. Instead of retrieving prose, its 48 tools (20 read, 28 write) return typed state: 14 entity schemas (NPCs, factions, locations, sessions, lore), relationship and knowledge-graph queries, wiki blocks, and a narrative-state bundle of open threads and canon facts.

Windows computer use in the background for Antigravity and Gemini: look at a window, then act in one verified batch with targets named by their label, without taking the user's mouse, keyboard or foreground; irreversible actions need explicit confirmation.