"Information About Web Browsing and Related Topics" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that enables LLM coding agents to deploy web applications to AWS serverless infrastructure, supporting backend, frontend, and fullstack deployments.

Monitor failing GitHub Actions workflows, auto-fix them with OpenCode, and retry the run — driven by a workflow_run webhook, coordinated through an MCP server.

A paid remote MCP release gate for Kiro projects that enables release policy checks, evidence collection, owner signoff, and CI-friendly approval receipts.

Enables AI assistants to deploy, manage, and rollback websites via the Krexel API, supporting site uploads, deploys, logs, rollbacks, environment variables, and status checks.

MCP server enabling AI coding agents to seal work into cryptographically signed ProofPackets and verify them, catching forged completion claims and enforcing spec-bound acceptance criteria.

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Deploys and manages projects on Swigs Cloud from any MCP client, turning folders or git repositories into live HTTPS sites in about two minutes.

Enables AI agents to deploy, manage, and configure web applications on sota.io, including project creation, deployment, environment variables, custom domains, and rollbacks.

Provides read-only access to Azure DevOps using your browser session, no PAT required. Enables browsing projects, repos, work items, pull requests, and feeds through MCP tools.

Aegis keeps Claude Code, Codex CLI and Antigravity on your project's rules via a zero-dependency Model Context Protocol (MCP) server (aegis-mcp), AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md bootstrap, git pre-commit hooks, and CI governance (aegis check). It serves each agent just-in-time rules for the files it is about to edit, then enforces AST and repository invariants before commit and in pull requests.

An MCP server for publishing static web apps via Gitea and Coolify, with scoped permissions and safety guards.

An MCP server that connects LLMs to CERN GitLab to discover and analyze High Energy Physics code, documentation, and analysis examples. It provides 14 tools for repository browsing, dependency parsing, and CI/CD configuration analysis.

Enables SQL querying, schema browsing, query history, and human-approved change-plan workflows against Bytebase via the Connect-RPC API, secured with OAuth 2.1 PKCE and multi-process-safe token rotation.

Turns JUnit XML test reports from CI into queryable QA metrics, letting AI assistants answer plain-English questions about failures, flaky tests, regressions pinned to a commit, root-cause clusters, and performance drift. Also generates ready-to-share QA health reports and self-contained HTML dashboards without logging into separate tools.

MCP server for DCI API enabling AI models to extract and analyze DCI jobs, components, and topics, with integrations for Google Drive, Jira, GitHub, and Red Hat support cases.

Enables natural language interaction with Kitware CDash for browsing dashboards, triaging CI failures, inspecting build errors and test details, and analyzing coverage.

Ship over-the-air updates for Capacitor apps from an agent: inspect the project, check native compatibility, upload web bundles, publish releases after your approval, read rollout health, and revert.

Enables retrieving comprehensive information about GitLab merge requests, including details, commits, diffs, discussions, approvals, and CI/CD status, through natural language.

Enables LLMs to interact with GitLab via MCP, providing access to issues, merge requests, pipelines, and repository files for browsing, searching, and reading details.

Enables AI assistants to answer questions about nixpkgs packages using nixkeeper's public data, covering outdated versions, Hydra build status and failures, update-bot attempts, related PRs and issues, CVEs, and what needs attention for a maintainer or team. It runs locally over stdio, reads only public data, and requires no account or token.