"World Health Organization" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that bridges LLMs with dynamic real-world data by leveraging Chrome DevTools Protocol to intercept and reconstruct network traffic, enabling AI agents to extract high-quality structured data from complex web environments.

Enables LLMs to search public discussion platforms for real-world opinions, with semantic routing and no API keys required.

An MCP server that gives AI agents native access to ChangeDetection.io, enabling watch management, change history, and tag organization for website change detection.

Enables capturing web evidence, freezing content-addressed snapshots, and comparing research agents on the same sources with traceable access and quotations.

Enables global news retrieval across multiple countries and categories (world, country, technology, science) via RSS feeds, exposing reusable MCP tools for fetching and searching news articles with no API keys required.

Enables local-first management of tabs across multiple Chromium browsers through MCP, providing tab organization, search, personal context, and browser actions over a localhost-only interface.

MCP server that parses web pages into clean markdown via Crawl4AI's HTTP API, exposing parse_page and health-check tools with configurable proxy and timeout.

Enables JavaScript-rendered Google searches and readable text extraction from public URLs via a real Chrome instance, along with health and CAPTCHA status monitoring.

Enables users to find real-world items, listings, or opportunities from live web search results shaped by caller-defined JSON Schemas, then verifies every source URL in code and drops anything that cannot be traced to an actually fetched page.

The interface protocol for AI agents. 8 kernel primitives + 16 stdlib operations to operate any interface. Forge once, run forever — zero AI at runtime. 81 skills across 41 sites.

Enables AI assistants to securely read a user's own sundhed.dk health record data, including medications, lab results, vaccinations, and referrals, after MitID login via a local browser session.

Windows desktop automation MCP server — screenshot, mouse, keyboard & UI Automation. Lets LLM agents see and control your Windows desktop directly.

Analyzes websites for broken links, missing meta tags, and redirect chains. Returns a structured report with a health score and fix suggestions.

Analyzes websites for broken links, missing meta tags, and redirect chains, returning a health score and actionable suggestions.

Enables developers to scaffold and extend MCP tools for the hsh-erp monorepo, currently providing a hello-world echo tool and SRM browser automation scripts for purchase order export, historical price downloads, and bid downloads.

Enables agents to verify real-world assertions like content being posted or PRs merged by fetching live evidence from URLs and GitHub, returning a verified boolean plus raw evidence.

This MCP server equips AI agents with ten web-data tools for web search, page reading, site crawling, contact and tech-stack detection, company profiling, e-mail/DNS security checks, e-mail validation, package health, and raw Google search. Each call runs Actors on the user's own Apify account, returning trimmed, readable dataset rows.

Multi-source web search MCP server with RRF fusion, 4-layer URL extraction, and provider health tracking.

A Codex-first MCP server that bridges TradingView Desktop via Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling launch, symbol/timeframe control, and health checks from Codex CLI.

A local MCP server for semantic search over RSS/Atom feeds, providing tools for ranked search, trending topics, digests, and feed health monitoring without requiring an API key.

Provides comprehensive website validation across performance, accessibility, SEO, and security dimensions using multiple testing services including WebPageTest, Google PageSpeed Insights, Axe DevTools, Mozilla Observatory, and SSL Labs. Enables automated website health assessments through browser automation and API integrations.

An MCP server for Garmin Connect that provides access to fitness activities, health statistics, and sleep data by routing requests through a headless browser to bypass API restrictions. It enables users to query detailed metrics like heart rate zones, body battery, and GPS tracks using any MCP-compatible client.

Enables MCP browser agents to locate described UI targets in screenshots through local inference when DOM or accessibility references are unavailable. It shares one localhost-only model across clients, supports lazy loading and screenshot cleanup, and provides health, metrics, and configuration commands.

Enables MCP clients to run live web searches, fetch and navigate readable web pages, search images, capture PDF screenshots, and retrieve finance, weather, sports, and world-time data through a zero-configuration authenticated backend.

Enables coding agents to search, file, organize, and audit browser bookmarks and tab groups live alongside the user, with project folders, dated research folders, health checks, duplicate cleanup, and templates. Runs entirely local-only over a loopback bridge, so agents and the browser stay in sync without accounts or servers.

Agent-native headless browser for AI agents. Converts web pages to a Semantic Object Model (SOM) instead of raw HTML — 17x average token reduction across real-world sites (up to 117x on complex pages). Native MCP server with fetch_page, extract_text, extract_links, and full browser automation. No API key required.

Enables any Model Context Protocol-compatible host (Claude Desktop, Cherry Studio, Cline, MCP Inspector) to call 8 plug-and-play tools over stdio: hotspot ranking, TC3 signing, text chunking, date calculation, read-only SQLite queries, webpage text extraction, JWT decode/verify, and health checks.

Provides a persistent headed CloakBrowser session with encrypted vault import, account listing/filling, password saving, and fingerprint health checks for LLM agents.

Enables any MCP-capable agent to call Kimi Code's official managed web search, URL fetch, and 25+ professional data sources (Wind, SEC EDGAR, S&P, World Bank, IMF, FRED, Tianyancha, arXiv, Scholar, Chinese law & standards, WHO/FAO/OECD, Xinhua, Caixin) through a zero-dependency stdio server. Each user signs in with their own paid Kimi account via OAuth device flow, and credentials are stored locally with tokens never exposed to agents.

Provides tools for browser-driven automation, HTTP API health checks, and visual regression testing using pixel comparison. It enables AI agents to interact with web pages, perform scripted UI actions, and verify service availability or visual consistency.