"Finding MCP servers that support SSE or Streamable HTTP, excluding stdio transport" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to access Swiss public transport data including journey planning, real-time departures, disruptions, occupancy forecasts, ticket prices, and train formations via a standardized MCP interface.

Provides a generic HTTP client tool allowing AI agents to make arbitrary HTTP requests from their environment, with support for environment-variable placeholders for secrets.

Local MCP stdio bridge to Slack's hosted MCP server, enabling agents to use Slack tools (send messages, search, history, canvas, etc.) via local OAuth and token refresh.

Provides Estonian public transport timetables, trip planning, stop search, and real-time vehicle tracking.

A production-ready TypeScript MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Cisco Support APIs with comprehensive security and dual transport support. This extensible server provides access to multiple Cisco Support APIs including Bug Search, Case Management, and End-of-Life information.

Enables AI assistants to work with Chapel code, including compiling, linting, and accessing educational primers.

MCP server for generating negative-space print supports for 3D models (STL/OBJ/STEP) via the negative.support API.

MCP server for Swiss public transport — connections, stationboards, real-time delays, and direct booking links for SBB.

Enables an AI agent to act as first-line customer support on top of Microsoft Dynamics 365 / Dataverse, reading incoming synced emails, looking up contacts and published knowledge articles, and drafting HTML-safe replies or escalating to a human as a Case. Runs draft-only by default with safeguards against prompt injection, duplicate replies, and unsafe recipients.

Manages the state of a chess game for LLMs/agents without suggesting moves, providing tools to create/reset game, add moves, get status, and check legality.

MCP server for Wiki.js that exposes 29 tools for managing pages, comments, tags, assets, users, navigation, and more via HTTP/SSE with built-in mutation safety.

Provides customer lookup, transaction history, knowledge-base search, and ticket management tools to any MCP client.

A local MCP server for governed support-ticket triage that reads synthetic tickets and knowledge articles, prepares evidence-backed recommendations, and records local audit events.

Enables Claude to manage customers and support tickets through database-backed CRUD tools, contextual customer and knowledge resources, and a reusable ticket-triage prompt.

A local stdio MCP server that lets MCP-capable AI agents browse, search, upload, download, preview and maintain files on FTP and SFTP servers within a controlled root boundary. It keeps credentials out of the model context via OS credential storage, supports read-only modes and write gating, and stages large downloads locally with size and SHA-256 verification.

Enables local, deterministic management and search of point-of-sale support data—branches, terminals, incidents, and incident history—with read-only queries and mutating tools over stdio using simulated SQLite data.

Enables agents to run support workflows across Gmail, Linear, Stripe, Slack, Notion and other apps — turning support email into tracked bugs with drafted replies, handling refunds end to end, and replying in-thread once issues are fixed.

Enables MCP clients to call a single identify tool that returns fixture name, version, transport, and a supplied message for publisher acceptance testing. It runs over stdio without external services or credentials.

Provides e-commerce customer support tools for order status, delivery, account, and policy questions, with RAG-grounded retrieval and strict authorization checks over mock data.

MCP server for AI-native L1 support: triages tickets, answers from a knowledge base, escalates to L2 via Telegram/GitHub, and manages feedback, with a LangGraph workflow and safety guardrails.

Provides fast static embedding, similarity, and search capabilities via MCP tools and an OpenAI-compatible HTTP API using a tiny 16M-parameter English embedding model.

Enables interaction with Jenkins servers through HTTP APIs, allowing users to list jobs, trigger builds, view logs, and manage configurations without requiring plugins or admin access.

Self-contained SearXNG MCP server in Docker. Aggregates 200+ search engines across 30+ categories with multi-page fanout, autocomplete, and engine discovery. Dual transport (HTTP + stdio), API key auth, and built-in Web UI reverse proxy.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides tools for mathematical calculations and directory listing, alongside prompt templates for code reviews and explanations. It enables file system access and resource reading through stdio transport.

Exposes the customer-support tool registry over stdio so Claude Desktop or Claude Code can look up customers and orders, track shipments, search help-center articles, update shipping addresses, issue policy-checked refunds and escalate to a human. It reuses the same pydantic validation, ownership and refund policy, approval gate and audit logging as the HTTP agent, with the customer identity taken from server configuration rather than the model.

Enables AI assistants like Cursor to manage customer support tickets in SQLite through MCP tools, supporting creation, retrieval, search, and updates via natural language.

Enables searching and accessing Readwise highlights and documents through HTTP endpoints using the Model Context Protocol. Provides vector and full-text search capabilities with streaming responses for retrieving reading highlights and notes.

A starter MCP service project that can be published to PyPI and run using UV.

Enables AI assistants to perform keyword searches across U.S. DOT grey literature and international transportation research reports from multiple repositories, using a local SQLite FTS5 index with optional full-text PDF retrieval.

Lets AI assistants connect to Apache Solr deployments to enumerate collections and schemas, run full-text and filtered queries, apply faceting and sorting, and issue SQL or vector-semantic searches without building custom API glue. Communicates over stdio or SSE and requires minimal environment configuration instead of app-specific credentials or mandatory ZooKeeper wiring.