"Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Overview or Resources" matching MCP servers:

Provides Japanese national holidays, wareki (era) conversion, and date information. Works fully offline with no API keys required.

Enables language models to directly manage Kronos 2.0 bookings and schedules, including checking available slots, listing resources and services, creating or moving appointments, linking amoCRM deals to bookings, and subscribing to webhooks via the Public API v1.

Exposes GitHub, SQLite database, and calendar tools, resources, and prompts over MCP so any MCP client can query data, manage issues, and schedule events.

Telugu Panchangam for AI assistants: daily panchangam, muhurta windows, tarabalam, festivals, eclipses, gochara and planetary positions for any city, computed in three classical systems (Drik Ganita, Surya Siddhanta, Vakya). 17 tools; runs via uvx mcp-server-panchangam.

Enables reading available appointment slots from public OnlineAfspraken widget URLs without an account. It provides availability information only, not booking.

Enables MCP clients to search availability, read services, resources, bookings and customers, and, when writes are enabled, reserve slots, create or cancel bookings, and add or update customers.

The Outlook Calendar MCP enables Claude to directly manage Microsoft Outlook calendars on Windows systems, offering a privacy-focused solution that keeps all data local. Users can view events, create meetings, find free time slots, and manage multiple calendars without their data leaving their machi

Enables AI assistants to manage Cozi Family Organizer accounts, including creating and updating shopping/todo lists, managing calendar appointments, and accessing family member information.

Enables interaction with multiple Google services including Maps, Finance, Flights, Gmail, and Calendar through a unified interface. Provides comprehensive access to geocoding, stock data, flight information, email management, and calendar operations.

MCP server for Universidade de São Paulo's student systems (Moodle, JupiterWeb) enabling assistants to query grades, schedule, tasks, and more via secure backend.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables interaction with Microsoft 365 services (Excel, Calendar, Mail, OneDrive, Teams, etc.) through the Graph API, allowing AI assistants to manage Microsoft 365 resources via natural language.

Provides read-only access to Indus LMS academic data, letting agents browse courses, announcements, assignments, shared resources, notifications, attendance records, and school email inboxes. It exposes these capabilities as MCP tools over stdio, with no login, mark-read, or submission operations.

Experimental server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Nylas API, providing resources, tools, and prompts to help developers integrate email, calendar, and contacts functionality with AI applications.

Enables AI assistants to discover availability, place expiring holds, and confirm or cancel appointments for connected booking businesses, with idempotent retries and explicit user consent.

Enables accurate calculation of Korean public holidays, substitute holidays, and business days, with tools to check dates, list holidays, and compute working-day intervals. It works as a public MCP connector requiring no authentication or API keys.

MCP server for managing Zoom meetings, enabling creation, update, deletion, and retrieval via Claude or Cursor.

A Model Control Protocol server for integrating with DingTalk, enabling users to send messages, retrieve conversation/user information, and query calendar events through Claude.

Enables Alexa+ users to manage home-care services, compare options, schedule or change visits, and keep records of completed work.

Provides local MCP access to Apple Calendar and Reminders on macOS, with no HTTP, LAN, or cloud endpoints.

Provides deterministic, byte-stable temporal reference data over MCP, resolving civil dates and names into calendars, seasons, moon phases, planetary retrogrades, and traditional symbolic systems. Exposes tools that return a single date's identity, compare two dates across shared symbolic systems, and map a name to cosmic cards and Latin cipher sums, with coverage focused on 1900–2100.