"Viber" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for the Viber Bot REST API — drive a Viber bot from Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or any MCP client

Enables MCP clients to read, search, open, draft, and send messages in Viber Desktop, manage reactions, edits, unsends and attachments, and retrieve property listings from Google Drive; on Windows it runs in the background without cursor, focus, or clipboard use.

Enables an AI assistant to send and read Viber messages by automating the Viber Desktop app on macOS through UI automation and OCR.

Enables AI agents to automate the Viber desktop client on Linux by searching contacts, opening chats, reading conversation history, preparing verified drafts, and sending operator-approved messages.

Enables AI assistants to search, read, author, edit, favorite, and privately or publicly publish recipes on the Lidl cooking platform, including converting Paprika/Thermomix instructions into Smart device programs with automatic weighing steps.

Fix your vibe coding prompts before they reach the AI. Scores and rewrites across 4 dimensions — no API key, no server, just npx. Now with codebase-aware context injection for design, database, API, auth, testing, and state management.

An MCP server that enables AI agents to control a real Google Chrome instance using specific user profiles, cookies, and extensions. It provides 18 tools for browser navigation, element interaction, and page inspection via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.

Enables creating, inspecting, validating, publishing, and debugging VibeX DAG Workflows as source files, with run control and safe revision management.

Enables AI assistants to research topics, map and analyze codebases across 35+ languages, curate project context, and generate PRDs, user stories, task lists, and fullstack starter projects. It also supports multi-step workflow execution and AI-native task management through a CLI, interactive REPL, or MCP client integration.

Lets a robot's brain on a Raspberry Pi reach the owner's Mac through MCP tools, with read actions running immediately and action tools gated by explicit owner consent, logging, and a kill switch.

Helps developers choose optimal technology stacks through progressive questioning about project requirements, budget, and technical comfort level. Provides personalized recommendations focused on beginner-friendly Platform-as-a-Service solutions with deployment guides and cost estimates.