"Fresh" matching MCP servers:

Enables agents to perform recorded, snapshot-evidenced computer-use and browser-use in a fresh, disposable VM, with interruptive actions judged by the agent.

Enables a fresh Claude Code session to retrieve the repository's versioned convention card — grounding triggers, calibration rules, and tool map — over stdio via get_conventions and list_scopes. It is read-only, leaves CLAUDE.md unmodified, and requires no network service or third-party runtime.

Enables MCP clients to capture screenshots and control a Raspberry Pi's Wayland desktop over an existing SSH connection with mouse, drag, scroll, keyboard, and Unicode typing actions. Input tools return fresh screenshots, enforce single-client sessions with idle release, and reject stale or uncertain state until verified.

MCP server created for Freshservice, allowing AI models to interact with Freshservice modules

Exposes Android phone observation and control over USB ADB, letting a host capture the screen with UI element metadata and then perform one authorized action (tap, swipe, key, text, or app launch) tied to a short-lived, single-use observation ID. Each action returns a fresh capture so the observe → act → observe loop can be verified.

Enables MCP clients to offload sub-problems to fresh, isolated contexts via sampling, offering plan, think_aside, and run_plan tools for sequential reasoning without cluttering the main conversation with verbose intermediate steps.

Verified memory for AI agents — agents propose memories that are quarantined until verified against evidence, and recall() returns only trusted, fresh, and in-scope facts, preventing poisoned or hallucinated data from spreading.

Enables an MCP host to delegate a task to a fresh headless DeepSeek Harness agent that inherits the user's skills, AGENTS.md, and sign-in, runs one turn in a specified project directory, and returns the answer without a resident daemon. Supports long-running tasks via task ids for later collection, plus status, continue, and cancel tools.

767-2676.com provides tools to hash task schedule bytes and verify signed time and digest receipts for deadline, cancellation, expiry, and handoff checks. Try the free offline sample at https://767-2676.com/schedule/example; fresh signed witnesses cost $0.001 USDC and require payment authorization.

Verified, version-pinned records of new dependency bugs. When your coding agent hits an error it cannot fix in one try, it looks the error up here before searching the web: on 56 fresh bugs it said correctly whether the bug was known or fixed 91% of the time with Cairn, 68% without. Read-only by default. Benchmark and data (CC BY 4.0): https://cairncommons.dev/benchmark

An MCP server that enables Alexa+ to autonomously orchestrate multi-step household tasks by decomposing goals into parallel tool calls — cross-session memory and dietary/allergy auditing, culinary planning with wine pairings, Amazon Fresh cart assembly with human-in-the-loop purchase approval, smart-home ambiance and climate control, and calendar scheduling. It pairs AWS Bedrock multi-agent reasoning with Streamable HTTP transport and interactive generative UI cards, carousels, and live IoT sliders.