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    MCP server for Google Books API, enabling volume details, ISBN lookup, and bookshelf access via natural language queries.
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    Comparative mythology as citable data — Greek, Roman, Norse and Egyptian gods and primary sources.
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    Enables natural language book searches using the Google Books API to retrieve detailed metadata including titles, authors, publishers, and ISBNs. Supports both Japanese and English queries with configurable result counts.
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    Provides daily Taiwanese almanac (黃曆) information including auspicious/inauspicious activities, solar terms, zodiac clashes, and searches for auspicious dates for events like weddings.
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    Local MCP server for generating image assets with Google Gemini (Nano Banana 2 / Pro). Supports transparent PNG/WebP output, exact resizing/cropping, up to 14 reference images, and Google Search grounding.
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    Enables AI agents to interact with the Hooktheory API for chord progression generation, song analysis, and music theory data retrieval.
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    Enables AI-native access to Swiss cultural heritage data from SIK-ISEA (artists), Nationalmuseum (collections), and Nationalbibliothek (bibliography) via MCP tools, without authentication.
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    Provides scored and reasoned Kyoto temple data optimized for AI travel agents to deliver personalized recommendations based on natural language queries. It enables agents to retrieve detailed temple information including historical significance, pricing, and crowd levels.
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    MCP Server for the Marvel Developer API, enabling interaction with characters and comics data.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that provides Artsy partner analytics tools for Claude Desktop, allowing users to query gallery metrics, sales data, audience insights, and content performance through natural language.
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    MCP server for querying archaeological site information from the EGIPCI service of the Generalitat de Catalunya, enabling AI editors to access Catalan archaeological data.
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    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.
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    Enables connecting any MCP client to a cinematography reference library of 5,489 films. Allows searching film frames by look, mood, or craft attributes, and refining through similar-frame discovery.
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    Enables querying the Verified Human Cert registry to verify human-made music certifications by ISRC, artist, track, or cert number.
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    The MCP server for Divine API's Indian Astrology services, allowing AI assistants to query Vedic astrology data such as Panchang, Kundli, and matchmaking through natural language.
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