"Chinese greeting or conversation starter" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for parsing Chinese fuzzy time expressions (e.g., '昨天', '下午3点', '中秋节') into standard datetime formats.

A production-ready foundation for building secure, observable MCP servers with built-in authentication, rate limiting, and reference tools like database-query and semantic-search.

A collection of FastMCP servers for Todo and Postgres, managed with uv and supporting hot reload for development.

A simple MCP server that provides a basic greeting tool and serves as a starter template for AWS Lambda deployment. Demonstrates how to build and deploy MCP servers with both local development and cloud deployment capabilities.

Lets an AI assistant inspect a running Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge browser over the Chrome DevTools Protocol, reading console output, network traffic, DOM snapshots, errors, performance metrics, storage, and screenshots. It also supports live event subscriptions, screen-frame streaming, and one-shot export of everything into an offline-readable archive such as HAR, CSV, and a self-contained HTML report.

Enables a local Python tool to be called from Symbiote chat, returning a personalized greeting for a given name.

A FastMCP server providing hackathon overview resources and reusable starter prompts for quick integration with Cursor.

Provides Chinese cultural and public data as MCP tools, including random classical poems, Chinese holiday and compensatory workday queries with annual summaries, and historical events for any date.

A simple MCP server that provides greeting tools such as hello and greet_multiple to return friendly messages.

Enables users to ask natural-language questions about a local folder's contents, including file names, sizes, and timestamps, with rollups by type and age and cleanup suggestions for stale or large files. It returns metadata only and cannot read, move, or delete files.

Enables real-time domain registration lookups via RDAP, including availability, expiration, and registrar details, with no API key required. Supports natural language queries like 'is example.com available?' or 'when does example.com expire?'.

A lightweight MCP server that enables AI assistants to execute local development tools and retrieve system status with low latency over stdio or HTTP.

Fetches a URL and returns the main content as clean Markdown, using plain HTTP when possible and headless Chromium for JavaScript-rendered or bot-protected pages.

Perfume database API with verified notes: 1,500+ perfumes, 160+ houses, 400+ raw materials in a fragrance ingredients database. 12 tools over MCP and REST, OpenAPI spec, free and keyless, answers in 10 languages. Look up a note or raw material and get the perfumes that use it, or a perfume and get its full top, heart and base pyramid. Built by Scento.

Read-only MCP server for Grafana Loki: lets AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot) discover labels, read bounded LogQL pages, count lines by label or time, and export logs — across several Loki stands

Fetches documents by URL, DOI, ISBN, PMID or PMCID, and reports a block as a block, never as an empty success.

An MCP server that reads a file's embedded C2PA Content Credential to report whether it declares AI generation or a real-world capture, and checks whether that declaration's signature still verifies against the file's current bytes.

Enables drawing commands to be rendered into raster images, supporting shapes like lines, rectangles, circles, ellipses, and triangles, with results returned as inline PNGs or saved to files.

Enables currency conversion and exchange rate lookups using real ECB reference rates, free and without an API key. Supports natural language queries like 'convert 100 USD to EUR' or 'what's the exchange rate between GBP and JPY?'.

Enables AI assistants to run code in 24 programming languages on HackerEarth's sandboxed servers and read the printed output or errors, without installing local toolchains. It also lists supported languages with exact identifiers for use when submitting code.

Enables AI assistants to clean PDB structures and run initial-stage energy relaxation for biomolecular modeling. It provides a structured workflow for preparing structures before production molecular dynamics or coarse-graining pipelines.

Enables AI assistants to query real-time hot lists, WeChat articles, and Xiaohongshu notes without API keys, and to extract or inline Word .docx comments.

An MCP server that lets LLMs query USGS NHDPlus HR hydrography data—streams, rivers, lakes, stream gages, and watershed boundaries—via point or GeoJSON geometry intersection queries.

Enables AI-powered analysis of Rapid7 vulnerability and asset data by exporting via the Bulk Export API and making it queryable through natural language or SQL in MCP-compatible tools.

Read-only SQL Server tool that recovers deleted and changed rows from the transaction log (fn_dblog) when there is no backup, Audit or CDC. Undo SQL is returned as text and never executed.

Let AI agents search and read your mail: on-premises Microsoft Exchange (EWS, no cloud API or admin setup) and any IMAP mailbox, tested on Mail.ru and Gmail. Text inside PDF, Office and ZIP attachments is searchable in Russian and English. Runs from a local copy, and read-only is enforced at the protocol level.

Lets an AI agent read a YNAB budget and ask plain-language questions about it — where money went, what still needs a category, whether an account matches the bank, and when money would run out. Changes such as categorising, splitting or budgeting are read-only by default, and every write is previewed, explicitly confirmed, and undoable.

Gives AI agents structured, typed access to Canadian open data through a single server covering Statistics Canada tables, Census and public use microdata, the Bank of Canada, CMHC, federal agencies and federal, provincial, territorial and municipal open-data portals, in English and French. It offers roughly 200 tools for querying, planning multi-source queries, and generating reproduction code in R, Python, Stata or Julia.

An MCP server that delivers research papers to your e-reader, using Zotero as the source of truth. Allows searching, queuing, and sending papers to Kindle, PocketBook, or Kobo.

Ask about the Saudi economy in plain English or Arabic. No API key or database required.