"Overview of Command Line Interface Usage" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to read, reply, send images, and search LINE messages by logging in as a secondary device, without official API or browser.

Query AI spending data from LLMKit. Track costs, budgets, usage stats, and session summaries across 11 AI providers.

Provides an interactive user interface for asking questions with support for text inputs, single/multi-select options, and confirmation dialogs. It allows LLMs to gather structured input or feedback from users through a set of predefined input types.

Gives AI assistants live access to US prescription drug prices by pharmacy with observation dates, the free discount card, and vetted US equivalents of foreign-brand medicines, all through the Model Context Protocol.

Publish Markdown or HTML to a shareable link from your AI assistant, then list, inspect, update or delete your pages. Six tools cover publishing, page management and account usage. Connect through hosted Streamable HTTP with OAuth, or use an API key for headless clients.

Enables live preview of Storybook components inside the IDE as the AI edits them, using MCP Apps integration.

A MCP Server that lets user ask AI models to discover the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Adds the discovered art works as Resources on the server.

Cite-able, content-addressed, signed memory of every place on Earth

MCP server demo by Banco D that shows a loan application interactive widget across six steps, demonstrating three levels of agent visibility (full, result-only, and hidden) per MCP Apps (SEP-1865). It enables users to simulate a loan request with plan selection, PIN authorization, and disbursement while controlling what the agent sees.

Enables Claude to query the DocuSky digital humanities platform, providing full-text search across its databases, distribution and tag statistics, and full-text retrieval of individual documents, with optional credentials for accessing a user's own private collections.

An MCP server for querying Historic Environment Records across England and Scotland, enabling searches of listed buildings, monuments, and heritage sites via ArcGIS REST APIs.

Serves Claude Desktop a unified, actionable read of Google Calendar and Google Tasks, surfacing overdue items first, then the day's events, free slots, and open tasks, with explicit-request-only write tools for creating, updating, completing, and deleting. Google stays the sole source of truth with no server-side storage beyond the OAuth token and a 30-second read cache.

This server enables AI models to access the Städel Museum's digital collection via OAI-PMH, allowing harvesting of records, retrieval of multilingual metadata, and fetching of high-resolution images.

Product management over a shared product spine — link customer feedback and insights to features, tasks, sprints and releases, then read closed-loop analytics (customer 360, funnels, retention, NRR) on the same records. Local stdio server via npx @aioproductoscom/mcp; also a 38-tool hosted remote (OAuth 2.1).

Daily-refreshed Glama TDQS score tracker for any MCP fleet. Scrapes per-tool grades from glama.ai, stores in SQLite with snapshot history and delta tracking, surfaces via MCP tools, Prefab cards, a 6-page web dashboard, and an LLM-powered chat interface.

Interactive visualization of Microsoft Entra ID identity relationships, enabling exploration of org charts, groups, attributes, and access assignments through a D3 force-directed graph within MCP clients.

An MCP App that renders an interactive dashboard in Claude conversations to unify calendar events, emails, and documents into a single interface. It enables users to manage their daily schedule and perform actions like meeting preparation through bidirectional communication between the UI and the model.

First public release of @hou-tea/mcp-server. The first MCP server that lets any AI agent (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Continue, Zed) browse, recommend, compare, and buy authentic Chinese tea from hou-tea.com using USDC stablecoin via the x402 protocol. Install ```bash npx @hou-tea/mcp-server ```

MCP server for the Codex Bilingual Overlay, enabling control of bilingual translation modes (off, hover, preload) and retrieval of overlay status for the Codex desktop app.

Allows Claude desktop app to execute terminal commands and edit files on your computer through MCP, with features including command execution, process management, and diff-based file editing.