"Canvas" matching MCP servers:

Enables Claude to interact with Canvas LMS, allowing natural language queries about courses, deadlines, grades, and feedback.

Local-first MCP server for Canvas LMS. Stdio transport, no third-party broker, token stays in ~/.canvas.env. Exposes courses, assignments, modules, announcements, grades, planner items, upcoming events, todo list, and bulk file dump as MCP tools.

Enables Claude to read Canvas LMS deadlines, announcements, and grades using an existing browser session, with no admin token required.

MCP server that provides tools to read UBC Canvas LMS data, including courses, assignments, announcements, submissions, and calendar, for use with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or n8n AI agents.

Connects Claude AI to your Canvas LMS account, enabling natural language interaction with coursework including assignments, grades, announcements, and calendar.

Enables AI assistants to interact with a student's Canvas LMS account, supporting course viewing, grade checks, assignment submissions, announcements, discussions, calendar events, inbox messages, and more via specialized tools.

Enables Claude to read courses, assignments, grades, announcements, files, and modules from Quercus (Canvas LMS) at the University of Toronto or any Canvas-based institution, using read-only access via a personal token.

Connects Canvas LMS (and other school platforms) to AI agents, enabling them to monitor assignments, grades, announcements, and changes, then rank work, brief students, or build study plans via MCP tools.

Enables LLM agents to access and act on Canvas LMS through its REST API, including courses, assignments, discussions, inbox, calendar, and quizzes, using either a persistent browser SSO session or an API token.

A Model Context Protocol server that helps students manage academic workflows by integrating with Canvas and Gradescope to fetch deadlines, download course materials, and sync with macOS Calendar or Reminders.

A local-first open-source MCP server that acts as a personal secretary, memory manager, and automation hub—it syncs Calendar, Gmail, Canvas, GitHub, and Health into a typed temporal memory graph, and enables approval-gated write actions like creating events, drafting/sending mail, and filing issues, all with telegram/slack/CLI interfaces and a SQLite-backed audit trail.