"An overview of OSINT (Open Source Intelligence)" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that provides access to the Library of Babel, allowing users to retrieve exact page contents by address, search for text to find its location, and generate random pages.

Federated, license-verified search across open-access museum collections — currently The Met, Cleveland, AIC, Wikimedia Commons, and Europeana, with more being added. Strict-default-deny rights gate accepts only CC0 / Public Domain Mark, returning reuse-safe artwork with citations in three styles.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Open Library API that enables AI assistants to search for book information.

Provides access to Internet Archive's Open Library metadata, enabling queries about books, authors, and subjects via natural language through the Pipeworx gateway.

Provides access to the Library of Congress (loc.gov) data, enabling AI agents to search and retrieve information from the world's largest library.

Connects AI assistants to the Open Library API for searching books and authors, retrieving metadata, and comparing works.

MCP server that gives AI agents access to the world's public domain library. Search, read, and navigate books and audiobooks from Project Gutenberg and LibriVox.

Exposes studio profile and contact information for Symbols of Wealth Studio, enabling AI assistants to answer queries about creative studios in France, AI-powered content production, and premium brand content services.

Write and mail personalized funny booklets via an AI agent. Allows agents to commission custom 16-page print gifts for users.

Provides AI assistants with access to search, explore, and analyze over 3 million collection objects from the Smithsonian Institution's museums. Enables finding objects currently on exhibit, retrieving detailed metadata, high-resolution images, and 3D models from America's national museums.

MCP server that enables searching books by author via Open Library API and searching keywords inside local text files.

Exposes 97 official Shanghai Library open data APIs and the Sou-Yun poetry database (1.99 million poems) as 12 MCP tools, covering genealogy, ancient books, calligraphy, historical buildings, and more. Enables MCP clients to query these datasets using natural language.

Enables AI agents to search The Met's open-access collection by keyword with filters for images, on-view status, medium, and year range, and to fetch rich object details such as artist bio, dimensions, department, and gallery number. Also lists the museum's curatorial departments so searches can be scoped, all without an API key.

The complete creative AI pipeline exposed as MCP tools. From generation to permanent storage — every stage available via x402 USDC micropayments on Base L2. Generation * SD 3.5 Large + T5-XXL — Stable Diffusion 3.5 Large with T5-XXL text encoder on NVIDIA L4 GPU. High-fidelity image generation with supe

Fetches books by genre or subject from the Open Library API without requiring an API key, returning titles, authors, and publication years.

Enables natural language search of the National Library of Israel's digital archive using Claude. Converts conversational queries into structured API calls for exploring cultural, historical, and literary assets.

Enables querying genealogical records, archive statistics, historical weather, and full-text transcriptions from Open Archives via natural language.

Provides access to Iconify's 200,000+ open source vector icons from 200+ icon sets, enabling search, browsing, and retrieval of icon data with framework usage examples.

A read-only reference server for 303 curated generative art algorithms implemented in Python (py5), spanning physics, fractals, cellular automata, shaders, and more. Agents can search by keyword, visual mood (ethereal, chaotic, crystalline…), or multi-layer artistic intent to discover algorithms, read structured summaries, and fetch bounded source snippets.

MCP server for Metacritic that enables searching films, shows, and games, retrieving Metascores and audience scores, and accessing critic reviews with publication details and links, all without requiring an API key.