"How to run local command-line commands" matching MCP servers:

Provides a personal hybrid running and strength training coach that integrates with Intervals.icu, offering 28-day plans, activity reconciliation, and delivery of scheduled workouts to calendars via MCP.

Local-first Microsoft Outlook MCP server: a single Go binary that manages calendar events and mail through the Microsoft Graph API over stdio, with tokens stored in the OS keychain and no Entra ID app registration required. Exposes four aggregate tools (calendar, mail, account, system) dispatched by an operation verb, with multi-account support and read-only and mail-gating modes.

Enables a local, cost-controlled voice assistant for macOS that routes requests between local and Claude models, provides draft-only email and calendar access via Thunderbird and Granola with a restricted allowlist, and supports meeting follow-ups.

Enables local automation of classic Outlook for Windows via COM, allowing email search, folder listing, calendar leave block creation, and contact/recipient management without needing cloud APIs or admin approval.

Enables an AI agent to manage personal tasks, calendar events, and projects through 12 tools covering CRUD operations, cross-entity search, daily analysis, and multi-step action planning. Supports natural-language requests that are orchestrated into real actions with real-time streaming updates.

A stateless MCP server that forwards calendar operations to a CalDAV server, enabling AI assistants to list, search, create, update, delete events, and query free/busy information via encrypted tokens.

Scheduling and booking engine for AI agents. Check availability, hold slots, and confirm appointments with two-phase booking and conflict-free resource management.

Enables language models to run command-line tools and access calendars, Gitea repositories, notifications, and weather through typed HTTP endpoints.

Enables deterministic calculations for AI API and subscription costs, meeting time zones, recurring schedules, and cron next-run previews, returning normalized inputs, units, assumptions, dated sources, and links to results.

Enables AI assistants to find, book, and cancel salon appointments via SalonRunner accounts. Self-hosted for local or remote use.

AI-powered scheduling assistant that checks calendars, finds mutual availability, and books meetings via natural language commands.

Calendar API purpose-built for AI agents. Exposes tools to manage agents, calendars, and events, find meeting times, run scheduling proposals, set availability rules, manage webhooks, and subscribe to iCal feeds.

Enables AI assistants to manage Microsoft 365 services like Outlook, Calendar, OneDrive, and Contacts through natural language commands, with support for multi-account and high-performance caching.

Agent-native MCP server for Carly, the AI scheduling assistant. Exposes 11 tools to read and manage booking pages, event types, calendars, bookings, and available slots. Allows you to manage and create booking pages from the command line.

MCP server that lets you talk to your GoHighLevel sub-account in plain English, offering six tools to search contacts, list calendars, check free slots, and book appointments with dry-run safety and explicit error messages.

Enables local MCP clients to explore a student's Fuxam modules, learning units, progress, schedule, and semester options, and to plan, compare, and check proposed course sets for conflicts.

An MCP server designed to manage meeting room reservations on the Boma platform. It allows users to check room availability, manage bookings, and access user profiles through natural language commands.

Enables AI clients to check status, read non-secret settings, schedules, and subject rules, and—when explicitly allowed—update settings and existing subject rules. It also supports local diagnostic workflows while excluding passwords, credentials, arbitrary SQL, files, and shell commands.

Enables local AI agents to search and read iCloud Mail, draft and send reviewed replies, and manage calendar events via a local MCP connection.

Gives time-blind LLMs and agent frameworks a real clock: current time and timezone, elapsed task duration, countdowns to deadlines, timezone conversion, session heartbeats, cron-style due checks, and session-level timers. This lets locally hosted or self-built models stop hallucinating the time and actually perceive how long a task or conversation has been running.