"nexus play" matching MCP servers:

Multi-jurisdictional legal AI MCP server for Spanish, Latin American, and European law. 11 tools: analyze, audit, draft, jurisprudencia search (CENDOJ ~141k + Colombian courts ~106k), cross-border comparison, Monte Carlo litigation simulation, doctrina, redteam, and more. ISO 31000 certainty locks. Zero Retention. GDPR/LGPD compliant. Install: npx -y @nexus-legal/mcp

Enables read-only queries across App Store Connect and Google Play from one toolset, letting users list apps, track release states, and review merged store feedback without extra dependencies or credentials in demo mode.

Exposes the Nexus Mods API to AI agents so they can search and inspect mods, browse authors' catalogues, and upload or publish mod files from a local archive in a few aggregated tool calls. It handles authentication, caching, reporting quotas, and the multi-step v3 upload flow, while gating write and publish operations behind opt-in permissions.

An MCP server for Quantinuum Nexus that lets AI agents inspect projects and, when enabled, run quantum circuits on the free H2-1LE emulator. It is read-only by default with optional flags for spending credits or interacting with real hardware.

Enables AI agents to manage Google Play Console reviews and Android app releases, including replying to reviews, promoting releases, managing staged rollouts, and checking crash/ANR vitals.

A local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows an MCP client such as Codex to discover and call Cisco Nexus Dashboard APIs for inventory, health checks, troubleshooting, and controlled configuration changes.

Manage the full Google Play Store release lifecycle directly — from uploading artifacts to managing testers, rollouts, and Android Vitals.

An MCP server that connects to the Google Play Developer API to deploy apps, manage releases, respond to reviews, and monitor app health through an AI assistant.

Provides AI assistants with token-efficient access to Google Play Android Vitals, enabling them to diagnose ANRs, track crashes, analyze startup performance, and compare app versions for release optimizations.

Lets LLMs play a local Slay the Spire 2 installation by exposing game state, action help, and 29 gameplay actions through STDIO tools, with waiting, wiki lookups, and profile inspection.

Enables AI assistants to query the Google Play Developer Reporting API for Android production stability data, including crash and ANR issue clusters, de-obfuscated stack traces, release track discovery, startup and crash metric trends, version-to-version comparisons, and anomaly alerts. It also provides guided prompts for incident triage, baseline profile verification, and weekly stability reporting with built-in token compression and caching.

Enables AI agents to play, test and QA Twine / interactive-fiction HTML games by reading passages as Markdown, clicking numbered choices, inspecting story variables, screenshotting, and saving or restoring state to explore branches. It provides a small, token-friendly semantic tool surface with format detection for SugarCube, Harlowe, Snowman and Chapbook games, plus live viewing, console error capture and journal tracking for clean playtesting.

Enables reading release lifecycle status, recent written reviews and bulk monthly report CSVs for allowlisted apps, and searching the full pinned Play API catalog with each method's implementation status. Read-only by design, with keyless authentication, explicit app allowlists and bounded, GET-only access to official Google interfaces.

A read-only MCP server that lets students query Union College's Nexus (Moodle) account through natural language, covering courses, assignments, due and overdue work, grades, course materials, announcements, and calendar events, plus daily/weekly briefings and workload analysis. It uses Moodle's official web-service API with a personal student token, so it only reads the user's own data and never writes or scrapes.

Enables any MCP client to search, browse, download, and manage Nexus Mods content—games, mods, files, comments, collections, and user preferences—through a unified REST and GraphQL interface with caching and OAuth2 support.

Okto Nexus is an MCP server and operator hub for agents working in the same repository. It gives them durable identities, presence, messages, inboxes, handoffs, artifacts, an event log, governance controls, and a live dashboard without requiring a cloud broker.

Nexus Memory gives every MCP-compatible agent one persistent, self-hosted shared memory with hybrid retrieval, drift detection, and anti-poisoning features.

Enables MCP clients to browse the Nexus Mods catalogue and manage a local Vortex installation by reusing the user's existing Vortex login, including queuing download, install, enable/disable, deploy, and removal operations with job polling.

Enables managing a Google Play Console app directly from an MCP client: inspecting and shipping releases and staged rollouts, uploading bundles and deobfuscation files, reading Android vitals and anomalies against Google's thresholds, handling reviews and replies, editing store listings and images, managing testers, and checking Digital Asset Links for Trusted Web Activities. Writes are enabled but guarded with dry runs, validate-only edits, and explicit production confirmation.

NEXUS enhances AI coding agents with semantic code indexing, context engineering, change impact analysis, persistent memory, safe execution, and deterministic orchestration through 31 MCP tools.