"Tool to analyze backend code, connect with Jira, and automate coding tasks" matching MCP servers:

Provides an MCP interface to the ROBOT command-line tool for OWL ontology editing, enabling operations like merging, reasoning, and conversion via natural language.

This server provides agents with access to key data across UniProt, RCSB PDB, and ChEMBL archives. It enables the completion of complex biochemical and drug discovery tasks by offering structured tool endpoints.

Leverages large language models to analyze users' WeGene genetic testing reports, providing access to report data via custom URI schemes and enabling profile and report management through OAuth authentication and API utilization.

Enables AI assistants to search, browse, analyze, and export biological pathway data from Reactome through natural language.

An MCP server that enables single-cell RNA sequencing analysis through natural language, supporting data processing, visualization, and analysis tasks without requiring coding knowledge.

Bridge any AI coding assistant directly to GenePattern — run bioinformatics modules, manage cloud jobs, and stream results, all through natural language.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to generate, score, and analyze DNA sequences using the evo2 genomic foundation model. It supports multiple execution modes including local GPU, SLURM clusters, and the Nvidia NIM cloud API for tasks like variant effect prediction and sequence embedding.

MCP server for interacting with Galaxy bioinformatics platform, enabling AI assistants to connect to Galaxy instances, search and execute tools, manage workflows, and access other features.

Enables AI clients to connect to Galaxy instances, inspect histories and reports, discover tools and workflows, submit analyses, and monitor their results via interactive cards.

Enables AI assistants to automate iTOL phylogenetic tree visualization workflows, including tree inspection, taxonomy and monophyly analysis, annotation template generation, batch uploads, and export through 33 tools, 3 resources, and 2 prompts.

🔍 Enable AI assistants to search, access, and analyze PubMed articles through a simple MCP interface.

Federates 13 gene-related MCP backends (gnomAD, GTEx, etc.) behind a single Streamable HTTP endpoint with collision-free namespacing and search-based tool discovery.

Validates the physical and chemical plausibility of ligand–protein docking poses using the PoseBusters tool.

Enables AI agents to query clinical genomics databases, retrieve supporting literature, analyze population genetics, and visualize biological pathways.

An MCP server that enables scRNA-Seq analysis through natural language, providing tools for data preprocessing, clustering, and biological visualization. It supports both predefined function execution and a flexible code mode powered by a Jupyter backend for automated single-cell transcriptomics workflows.

Enables AI agents to retrieve and analyze breeding data from BrAPI-compliant databases through shared tools, with human-in-the-loop approval and verification.

MCP server for gene family analysis, providing tools for FASTA validation and PlantCARE cis-element prediction, with backend task management for AI agents.

Enables interaction with the RCSB Protein Data Bank to search, analyze, and visualize protein structures. It provides specialized tools for downloading coordinate files and performing structural modifications like residue mutations and metal atom replacements.

Enables Claude Code to interact with a TACC or SLURM HPC cluster for bioinformatics pipelines, allowing job management, log reading, file browsing, remote script execution, and job submission through natural language.

Manages local protein experiments with a Flask backend and SQLite, offering tools for protein library management, Beer-Lambert concentration calculations, BLI dilution planning, and experiment archiving. It provides 7 MCP tools for AI assistants like Claude to interact with the system.

An MCP server that grounds protein research in the UniProt SPARQL endpoint, providing tools for querying proteins, sequences, variants, diseases, and more via intent-named tools and raw SPARQL.

Enables language models to search biomedical literature, fetch sequences, and follow links across Entrez databases through eleven read-only tools wrapping the nine NCBI Entrez E-utilities. It handles URL building, pacing, redirects, response caps, and API-key redaction so queries can be answered without a browser or scraping.

Grounds gene-nomenclature work in the HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee (HGNC) dataset, enabling resolution of gene symbols and IDs to canonical HGNC identifiers, plus cross-references and batch operations.

Enables AI assistants to clean PDB structures and run initial-stage energy relaxation for biomolecular modeling. It provides a structured workflow for preparing structures before production molecular dynamics or coarse-graining pipelines.

Enables AI assistants to search ImmPort immunology studies and subjects, read study data and assay results, look up controlled vocabularies and the data model, and find study files. Supports study comparison, release history lookups, and guided workflows for cross-study analysis.

MCP server that provides tools to query harmonized gene-disease validity data from the Gene Curation Coalition, supporting consensus and conflict detection for gene-disease assertions.

Enables genomic sequence analysis through the Evo 2 model, supporting DNA sequence scoring, embedding, generation, and variant effect prediction with multiple model checkpoints (7B, 40B, 1B parameters).

Enables DNA sequence analysis and variant effect prediction using Evo2-7B via MCP tools, providing forward inference, likelihood scoring, and batch variant comparison through natural language.

MCP server exposing REINVENT4 generative molecular-design operations as validated, LLM-callable tools for drug discovery, including sampling, transfer learning, reinforcement learning, and molecular analysis.

Enables AI agents to retrieve cited pharmacogenomic and gene-variant information, including drug–gene guidance from CPIC/DPWG and rsID lookups, so responses can quote curated sources instead of relying on memory. A local package also lets users read raw DNA files on their own computer without sending the file data to the remote service.