"Servers Offering MCP Prompts as Prompt Primitives" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to interact with Fastmail services, providing tools for comprehensive email management, contact searching, and calendar event coordination via the JMAP API. It supports advanced features like threaded conversations, attachment handling, and bulk mailbox operations through natural language.

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

MCP server for the eRezo API that enables managing professional contacts and events directly from Claude, including listing, creating, updating, and deleting contacts, as well as event registration.

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.

Deterministic temporal reasoning engine for AI agents. LLMs are surprisingly bad at dates, timezones, business days, holidays, and recurring schedules. Taghvim gives agents deterministic temporal primitives they can call instead of guessing.

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

A starter template for building Model Context Protocol servers that can integrate AI assistants with custom tools, resource providers, and prompt templates.

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.

This server enables managing Zimbra emails, contacts, tags, and calendar via the Model Context Protocol, allowing AI assistants to search, send, and organize emails, as well as handle contacts and events.

Connects Claude with Microsoft 365 services such as Email, Calendar, Teams, OneDrive, and more through the Microsoft Graph API.

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.

Enables running Claude Code continuously from Telegram, with two-way voice notes, persistent memory across restarts, a self-restarting daemon, and live visibility into every tool call. It lets users drive coding sessions, approve permission prompts, schedule messages, and manage Google Calendar directly from chat.

Connects MCP clients such as ChatGPT and Claude to a user's Feishu tenant through OAuth, offering 91 read and write tools covering documents, wiki nodes, spreadsheets, Base records, calendar events, tasks, chats, and cloud files. Per-user authorization, isolated read/write scopes, and token rotation keep actions scoped to the consenting account.

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.

Exposes the Appointment Scheduler API to AI agents as an MCP server, enabling them to list users and services, check availability, book, list, and cancel appointments via natural language.

Enables AI assistants to read, search, send, manage, schedule, and analyze messages across multiple IMAP/SMTP accounts, including real-time inbox watching, verification-code capture, calendar extraction, and analytics. Exposes 52 tools, 7 prompts, and 6 resources over stdio or Streamable HTTP.

Enables users to create and manage context-aware reminders that surface when their situation matches, with tools and prompts for capturing tasks, planning the day, deciding what to do now, and resuming work.

Enables Claude and any MCP client to read and act on your Org agenda through your running Emacs, querying views, adding and editing tasks and events, clocking time, refiling, archiving, and searching what you've finished. All Org work is done by Emacs as it would be from the agenda, with deletions requiring explicit confirmation and task text never treated as instructions.

Enables AI assistants to read, search, send, manage, schedule, and analyze email across multiple IMAP and SMTP accounts, with tools, prompts, and resources exposed over the Model Context Protocol. It also supports real-time inbox watching with AI triage, provider-aware label management, calendar extraction, analytics, and OAuth2 authentication.

Provides a secured, read-only remote MCP endpoint for a single authorized GoHighLevel sub-account, exposing CRM tools such as contacts, opportunities, conversations, appointments, calendars, and notes via bearer-token authenticated requests.

Enables Japanese business calendar operations such as holiday checking, business day calculations, payment date calculation, fiscal year determination, and deadline tracking, all locally without external API.

Lets MCP clients such as Claude and ChatGPT read a rota and time-and-attendance account, exposing venues, groups, shifts, absences and absence types, time entries, venue events and staff names through read-only tools that never return pay data.

Enables an Alexa+ family concierge to personalize household evening plans, suggest timelines, create reminders, and log gentle elder/accessibility care check-ins through MCP tools, resources, and prompts. It supports real local MCP invocation over Streamable HTTP with virtual Bedrock-style AWS demo behavior.

Enables remote MCP clients such as ChatGPT to read and search calendars, fetch events, and perform controlled writes to Apple iCloud calendars through CalDAV, with OAuth and server-enforced write policies.

This MCP server helps users manage deadlines and study schedules, providing tools to add, list, and complete deadlines, a read-only resource for all deadlines, and a prompt for weekly planning.

MCP server for GNOME Evolution that enables calendar and email operations such as listing calendars/events, sending emails, and searching messages through the Evolution Data Server.

Enables AI assistants to manage Google Calendar events, including reading, searching, creating, updating, and deleting events, as well as checking availability and listing calendars.

A local stdio MCP server exposes 19 tools, one resource, and one prompt so compatible AI assistants can query a student's disciplines, assessments, deadlines, and study materials, then explain questions and save practice exams as local drafts. It reuses the app's local API and SQLite store, keeping credentials and academic data on the student's own computer.

Enables an AI assistant to read, search, triage and send mail, manage calendars and browse, write and organize notes by driving the Mail, Calendar and Notes apps already on a Mac, with no dependencies, no network code and only two permission prompts.

Enables managing a Google calendar as a set of non-overlapping events representing one person's time.