"Mock Service Worker" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that tells AI assistants when a Mercedes-Benz is due for Service A or B, explains what each service covers, gives cautious guidance on common warning lights, and shares contact details for SilberArrows, an independent Mercedes-Benz specialist in Al Quoz, Dubai.

Enables AI assistants to discover and book local service businesses like barbers, plumbers, and mechanics directly through MCP-compatible tools.

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.

Lets a volunteer view their own Planning Center serving schedule, team members and contacts, order of service, and song attachments, and add, remove or skip blockout dates. It authenticates with the user's Personal Access Token so it only exposes what they can already see in Planning Center.

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.

Bridges the Motion calendar and task-management API with LLM clients over the Model Context Protocol, letting users create, update, move, and delete tasks, manage projects, workspaces, comments, custom fields, recurring tasks, and check schedules through natural conversation. Runs locally via npx for desktop clients or as a remote Cloudflare Worker for web and mobile clients, with configurable tool sets.

MCP server that gives AI agents direct access to Google services including Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and more, with multi-account OAuth support. Enables reading and sending email, managing calendar events, and interacting with Google files through natural language.

Enables authorized users to manage calendars, availability, tasks, contacts, sync operations, and Agent Mailbox email tools through an OAuth-scoped MCP connection.

Provides MCP access to 55 tools across Calendar, Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Tasks, Forms, and Keep, using service-account authentication with domain-wide delegation for headless agents and automation.

This server provides a Model Context Protocol interface for a local task management service. It enables AI assistants to manage tasks, organize projects, and view daily schedules through a robust set of provided tools.

Enables a local, fully simulated home-upkeep assistant to track appliance maintenance reminders, find compatible parts in a fictional catalog, run mock checkouts and service bookings, register new appliances, and raise safety alerts through an Alexa+ style conversational host. Everything runs on localhost with fictional data and a mock payment code, so no real catalog, payment, or booking provider is ever contacted.

Enables AI clients to create and manage multi-week running training plans, track workouts and activities, and pull calendar or CSV exports through the app's API. Supports plan generation with configurable goals, mileage, schedule, and intensity, plus updating workout status and recording completed runs.

Enables users to retrieve Modeus schedules, iStudent grade/rating data, and eLearn course listings, content, and files through local MCP tools while using their university service login.

Enables an AI agent to read and write events on a single Google Calendar using a service account, avoiding OAuth consent and token expiry.

Enables interaction with TripIt travel planning service, allowing users to manage trips, hotel reservations, flights, transport, activities, and documents via natural language.

Enables voice assistants to find nearby service providers, connect users to live video representatives for natural conversation, and handle appointment booking. It also returns confirmed bookings so the assistant can add them to its calendar.

Enables Claude Desktop to list calendars and events and to create, update, and delete entries in the macOS Apple Calendar store through EventKit. It runs entirely locally with no cloud service or network access.

Enables users to simulate everyday disruptions, compare deadline-safe recovery options against budget and service availability, and approve and verify each proposed recovery action through MCP tools.

Enables local management of Jeero subscriptions and event data, synchronizing with Mother and caching events in SQLite without requiring WordPress or a hosted MCP service.

Provides read-only access to Google Workspace APIs (Gmail, Drive, Sheets, Docs, Slides, Calendar, Admin Directory) using a service account with domain-wide delegation.