"Home Assistant Community Store" matching MCP servers:

A MCP server for querying the VirusTotal API. This server provides tools for scanning URLs, analyzing file hashes, and retrieving IP address reports.

Integrates HomeMatic smart home devices (via CCU3, RaspberryMatic, or debmatic) as MCP tools, enabling natural language query and control of rooms, devices, programs, and system variables.

A community-built MCP server for the Spaceship API, enabling management of domains, DNS records, contacts, and marketplace listings through natural language.

Enables interaction with Steam: search games, get store details, reviews, prices, discounts, news, and player profiles, libraries, and achievements via the Steam Web API.

Read-only MCP server for self-hosted SonarQube Community Build 26.4+: lets AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot) read issues, security hotspots, rules and code snippets to fix findings locally

An MCP server that demonstrates the Model Context Protocol using a mock SQLite database of an online store, offering tools for product search, sales analysis, and reviews, along with resources and prompts for learning MCP integration.

An intelligence layer for discovering and orchestrating Japanese SaaS MCP tools through intent-based search and workflow recipes. It enables AI agents to evaluate service quality using community-driven insights while ensuring privacy through automated PII masking.

tdmcp is an open-source (MIT) Model Context Protocol server for TouchDesigner. You describe a visual in plain language and your AI assistant builds the real node network inside TouchDesigner, checks it for errors, and shows a preview — it ships an embedded operator knowledge base so the model uses real operators instead of guessing. TypeScript codebase, runs locally.

Odoo MCP server for Claude Code and Claude.ai — turn any self-hosted Odoo instance (15 → 19) into an AI assistant via the Model Context Protocol. 197+ tools, multi-tenant, Bulgaria localization (НАП, ДДС, ЕИК) included.

Local macOS MCP servers for Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Contacts, Messages, Shortcuts, Files, Maps, and system tools. The unified Apple Tools server and individual app servers run over stdio with native macOS permissions; this is an MIT-licensed community project, unaffiliated with Apple.