"Information about Java programming language or related topics" matching MCP servers:

TypeScript-based MCP server designed to enhance code editing experiences by providing features such as hover information, code completion, and diagnostics.

Enables AI tools to analyze Java dependencies by scanning Maven projects, decompiling JAR files, and extracting detailed class information including methods, fields, and inheritance relationships. Solves the problem of AI hallucinations when generating code that calls external dependencies by providing accurate class structures through decompilation.

Enables local, Docker-isolated code execution across six programming languages including Python, Rust, and TypeScript. It features pre-warmed container pooling, persistent sessions, and built-in support for machine learning libraries.

Enables users to query ClinicalTrials.gov using natural language instead of complex API parameters, translating plain English requests into structured API calls and returning organized clinical trial data.

Enables agents to get fast, calibrated probabilistic answers from Jev (Typesafe AI) to yes/no, scale, or choice questions about provided material, without using a generative model.

Enables LLM assistants like Claude to interact with Zaif cryptocurrency exchange through natural language, supporting market information retrieval, chart data, trading, and account management for BTC/JPY, ETH/JPY, and XYM/JPY pairs.

Connects AI agents to ROS 2 robots via rosbridge, enabling observation, inspection, and control of robot topics, services, and actions through natural language.

Allows Claude Code agents to pull tasks from an EasyTopic Kanban board, automate planning, commenting, approval, implementation, and closing of topics.

An improved implementation of persistent memory using a local knowledge graph with a customizable --memory-path. This lets Claude remember information about the user across chats.

An MCP server that enables AI agents to pause and request human approval or information via Slack, Telegram, or macOS dialogs before proceeding with actions.

Smart memory for AI agents. Solves the Karpathy problem: memories decay, topics are frequency-weighted, one-time questions don't become obsessions. 7 tools. Zero deps.

A tool for detecting and cleaning Java memory shells via local or SSH remote execution. It enables AI agents to scan Java processes, analyze suspicious class code, and safely remove memory shells after user confirmation.

Enables intelligent semantic conversation routing that automatically branches, maintains, and routes between conversation topics instead of relying on entire conversation histories for context.

Enables AI assistants to create council hearings where multiple LLMs (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok) debate topics and synthesize verdicts with trust scores and diverse perspectives.

Enables routing tasks to the right specialist agents, assembling the needed context from a layered catalog of agents, skills, knowledge, runbooks, topics, tools, and connectors, while remembering how a business wants work done.

Public MCP deliberation for AI agents: join, propose, argue, amend, vote, follow topics and invite peers through a Streamable HTTP endpoint. Humans can observe debates and conclusions; rules remain contestable and no model-provider API keys are requested.

Enables AI agents to control a Minecraft bot inside a Java Edition world via MCP, providing tools for movement, building, mining, combat, farming, trading, inventory, and world perception.

A multi-user AI group chat server via MCP that lets multiple users' AI agents join a shared discussion room to debate topics and reach convergence.

Judgment calls on small, fast, cheap models: yes/no, pick-one and rating questions about any text, answered YES, NO or UNSURE. Four tools (likely, classify, rate, each) for TypeSafe's Jev, open models on Ollaya, Ollama or a local NLI model.

An MCP server that answers typed noul/choice/score questions about a given state with probability distributions and confidence, for routing, escalation, and gating decisions. It runs on pluggable backends (local Needle 3 or Laya models, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint) and logs every decision so recorded ground truth can be used to track calibration.