"Methods to Extract Data from Files" matching MCP servers:

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.

Enables AI clients to fetch and list calendar events from Morgen, supporting end-of-day diary generation by providing schedule data.

Enables Claude to manage a service business front desk by searching customers, checking real-time availability, creating and canceling appointments without double-booking, and generating revenue reports from actual data.

Muslim Prayer Reminder MCP is a free, open-source server for calculated Muslim prayer times in AI assistants. It supports location and regional calculation methods, daily timetables, next-prayer countdowns, and local or remote MCP clients.

Enables AI assistants to read a student's own university academic data — class timetables, exam schedules, grades, available terms, and empty classrooms — from Qiangzhi (jsxsd) or Zhengfang V9 systems via a session imported from the browser. All access is strictly read-only, never performing course selection, withdrawal, or evaluations.

MCP server for the Indico meeting agenda system, enabling AI agents to search event categories, browse agendas, and extract contribution and session details. Works with multiple Indico instances simultaneously.

MCP server for Microsoft 365 via the Microsoft Graph API, providing read-only access to profile, calendar, email, Teams chats, OneDrive files, and meeting transcripts from any MCP client.

MCP server to list and get events from Evento's public API using an API key.

Enables students to view their courses, assignments and deadlines, review past submissions, and retrieve or save copies of their own uploaded files without making any changes to stored data.

Searches Germany's therapie.de therapist directory and inspects public contact details, qualifications, billing options, treatment methods and reported availability without login or API key. Adds a private local workflow for comparing profiles, shortlisting, drafting and exporting enquiry emails, recording appointments, and tracking contact history and follow-ups.

Enables AI assistants to load, query, and manage iCalendar files with full CRUD operations and support for multiple calendars.

A local MCP server that provides LLM clients with read/write access to email and calendar data from Gmail, iCloud, and generic IMAP providers. It runs entirely on your machine, keeping data private while enabling email management, calendar operations, and task handling through natural language.

Connects Claude to your Moodle account through the same web-service API the mobile app uses. Enables asking about upcoming and overdue deadlines, reading course files and announcements, checking grades, searching course content, and saving assignment submissions from chat.

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.

Google Workspace from the terminal: 401 methods across 14 Google APIs (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Chat, Tasks…) in one generated command tree, plus an MCP server (grr mcp) exposing the same surface as typed tools — zero-config release binaries, JSON on stdout, HTTP/3 with honest fallback.

Lightweight MCP server that enables AI agents to manage Microsoft Outlook email, calendar, and files using PKCE authentication with only a Client ID.

MCP server for the Stashcat messenger API. Enables AI assistants to read and send messages, manage channels, conversations, files, polls, and more.

Enables AI clients to read and analyze Supershift schedules from exported calendar data, providing tools to list, filter, summarize shifts, detect conflicts, and estimate pay.

A Model Context Protocol server that allows users to interact with their CalDAV, CardDAV, and WebDAV services (calendars, contacts, and files) from Fastmail and Apple iCloud accounts.

MCP servers for your Mac's real data — Mail, Calendar, files — with safety rails you can audit. Local-first, no accounts, no cloud, with dry-run defaults and human approval gates.