"Khan Academy" matching MCP servers:

Enables persistent, distilled memory for AI assistants, allowing recall and storage of durable facts across sessions and subagents via MCP.

MCP server for Woody, an AI firearms expert that answers questions with verified citations, checks state-specific laws, and routes to specialist agents.

Provides AI models with tools to proofread and format Chinese text before delivery, covering typos, punctuation, casing, spacing, and platform-specific character limits. It runs as a zero-dependency MCP service so the model checks and fixes its own Chinese writing automatically.

Connects Claude to NHTSA vehicle safety data, enabling VIN decoding, recall checks, crash-test ratings, and consumer complaints via natural language.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with the DhanHQ trading platform, providing access to holdings, orders, trade history, and token renewal via DhanHQ APIs.

Lets Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients send messages to any external AI bot over an HTTP webhook and fetch the bot's answer back into the chat. Replies can arrive in the webhook response body, by polling a reply URL, over an SSE stream, or by posting to a local inbox, with tools for sending, reading, and waiting on threaded replies.

An MCP server for Amazon product discovery, offering 15 tools for keyword research, ASIN scoring, and market screening via the Sorftime API.

Enables automation of AutoCAD LT and headless DXF creation through two backends (File IPC for Windows AutoCAD LT and ezdxf for cross-platform) with tools for drawing, entity, layer, block, annotation, PID, view, and system operations.

A TypeScript MCP server boilerplate providing example tools and resources for rapid development and testing of Model Context Protocol servers.

Enables interactive AI chat through the Anthropic API, with document retrieval, slash commands, and extensible MCP tool integrations.

An MCP server for Things 3 on macOS that enables reading and writing tasks, projects, and more via Claude, using read-only SQLite and the official Things URL scheme.