"sql server" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to search Kagi using a personal Kagi Session Link, providing web search results and account lens information.

Turns a spoken or typed grocery list into a ready Amazon Now cart by learning usual items from order history, prioritizing previously bought products, comparing prices, and filling the cart while leaving checkout to the user.

MCP server for web scraping with natural language, enabling site crawling, page fetching, and extraction of emails, phones, links, and social profiles. Returns clean markdown, handles JavaScript rendering, and respects rate limits.

A security testing tool that enables automated vulnerability detection including XSS and SQL injection, along with comprehensive browser interaction capabilities for web application penetration testing.

Enables ChatGPT to securely control a local workstation via an MCP tunnel, exposing 44 tools for file/project editing, git, process supervision, browser automation, and Office document handling across macOS, Linux, and Windows.

MCP server for safety-first automation and app QA, exposing deterministic tools to control graphical apps, browsers, terminals, Android devices, VMs, and SSH hosts.

Enables coding agents to drive a persistent local Chromium — navigating, clicking, filling, uploading, downloading, screenshotting, and reading the accessibility tree — with caller-chosen request IDs that yield honest, never-replayed action outcomes. It also exposes Phoenix runtime tools such as docs, source locations, logs, evaluation, and SQL over a private Unix socket, without requiring an open browser.

Enables LLM clients to fetch web pages as clean text, tail local logs, search the live web via DuckDuckGo, and run read-only SQL queries against SQLite or Postgres/Supabase.

Exposes 24 deterministic developer utilities as MCP tools — encoders and hashers, UUID/ULID and timestamp helpers, color, CSS, cron and permission converters, JSON/YAML/XML/SQL/TypeScript transformers, and a web page-to-markdown fetcher. Runs locally over stdio so agents get byte-exact results instead of approximating computations, with only the markdown fetcher making network requests.

Enables AI assistants to connect to a locally running TradingView Desktop app via Chrome DevTools Protocol for chart analysis, Pine Script development, drawing, alert management, replay, and chart navigation through natural language.