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Publishes normalized release notices to a configured webhook via MCP, with built-in validation, deterministic dry-run mode, and a clear boundary for authority gates.

Enables coding agents and CI/CD pipelines to audit untrusted code by detecting Python sandbox escapes, SQL injection taint, ReDoS regex vulnerabilities, and CORS misconfigurations, while generating Seccomp BPF filters for safer execution.

Enables Codex to work with GitVerse repositories, files, branches, commits, releases, merge requests, tasks, CI/CD, users, teams, and stars through MCP, with a read-only REST fallback and optional local bridge mode.

Enables interacting with a GitLab project’s REST API for pipelines, manual jobs, issues, and merge requests, with dry-run write operations and an optional read-only mode.

Enables AI assistants to review GitLab merge requests by fetching changes, analyzing diffs, adding comments, and managing approvals through the GitLab API. Supports complete merge request analysis, file-specific reviews, and version comparisons.

Enables auditing codebases for production readiness, including linting, testing, CI/CD, security, branch conventions, architecture, and an A–F quality scorecard via MCP tools.

Generates VS Code installation buttons and markdown badges for MCP servers, supporting both Stable and Insiders versions with configurable inputs and commands.

Connects AI clients to an existing Jenkins instance over stdio to query jobs, trigger and stop builds, inspect logs, test reports, queues and nodes, and read or re-submit Pipeline Replay scripts. Requires no Jenkins plugin or core upgrade, with read-only mode and bounded console output.

Enables AI assistants to inspect and operate a Jenkins instance — discovering jobs, views, nodes, and plugins; reviewing build chains, parameters, last-build status, console output, test reports, and artifacts; and triggering builds, stopping runs, or answering pipeline inputs. It connects over stdio, SSE, or streamable HTTP with optional credentials, read-only mode, and a credential-free health endpoint.

Enables coding agents to develop on one machine and verify results on another, using branch-bound runbooks, isolated checkpoints, and structured receipts to guide repair iterations.

Enables Claude to manage repositories, files, branches, commits, issues, pull requests, labels, releases, and CI workflows on Forgejo and Gitea instances, including Codeberg and self-hosted or private deployments, through the shared /api/v1 REST API. It runs locally over stdio with token-based auth and an optional read-only mode that hides all write tools.

GitFlic CLI and MCP server (gitflic-cli-mcp): 78 tools for merge requests, issues, releases, packages and CI/CD in GitFlic (gitflic.ru), with read-only mode and tool groups.

Enables MCP clients to inspect and manage Semaphore UI automation through its management API, covering projects, templates, tasks, logs, inventories, repositories, and related configuration. It works over stdio or Streamable HTTP with schema-validated tools, read-only mode, project allowlists, and a bounded task-wait helper.

Enables deploying and managing projects across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, and Vercel directly from Claude Code, with tools for instance lifecycle, domains, environment variables, backend services, databases, webhooks, and GitHub integration.

Connects AI assistants to an Octopus instance so they can inspect, query, and diagnose delivery and deployment issues through curated read tools, with optional write tools for creating releases, deploying them, and running runbooks. It supports configurable toolsets, a read-only mode, and API key or short-lived token authentication via Docker or npm.

Enables developers to manage Genesys Cloud Function Data Actions through natural language in Cursor, including validating, building, planning, and applying function deployments while enforcing safety controls like plan-before-apply and read-only mode.

Enables AI assistants to manage Bitbucket Cloud through a guarded MCP tool surface, covering pull requests, code review, branches, source files, pipelines, webhooks, and variables with safety controls like read-only mode and protected branches.

Full-coverage GitLab MCP server with 44 tools across 18 resource types. Agent-optimized CQRS design — one tool call handles complete multi-step operations. Supports OAuth 2.1, read-only mode, stdio/SSE/StreamableHTTP transports, and GraphQL-native work items with full hierarchy (epics,issues,etc)

An MCP server for automated code reviews on Azure DevOps pull requests, enabling AI assistants to fetch PR details, validate requirements, post inline comments, and set review votes.

Connects AI assistants to an Octopus instance so they can inspect, query, and diagnose deployments, projects, releases, runbooks, tasks, tenants, targets, and other resources, and optionally create releases, trigger deployments, run runbooks, or call the REST API directly. Supports read-only mode, toolset selection, and API key or short-lived token authentication.

Enables automated Python code quality checks including linting, complexity analysis, typo detection, structure validation, duplicate detection, and test coverage, with integration into Cursor IDE and CLI.

MCP server for managing multiple Jenkins instances via REST API, supporting job/build queries, triggering builds, and logs with optional read-only mode.

Connects AI assistants to an Octopus instance so they can inspect, query, and diagnose deployment state, and, when write tools are enabled, create releases, deploy them, and run runbooks. Supports read-only mode and toolset scoping for safer, more controlled access.

MCP server for IBM Code Engine — build, push, and deploy containers from Cursor, Copilot, Claude, and Cline using natural language.

Enables AI assistants to inspect, query, and diagnose issues within an Octopus instance, and to create releases, deploy them to environments and tenants, and run runbooks. Connects via stdio with API key or short-lived token auth, offering selectable toolsets, a read-only mode, and a structured REST backstop.

Enables AI assistants to interact with ArgoCD APIs through standardized MCP tools for managing applications, resources, and deployments.

A standalone stdio MCP server that exposes tools for shipping Android app releases: creating and editing version drafts, uploading AAB/APK builds, icons and screenshots, setting publish mode, submitting for moderation, manual publishing, archiving and deleting drafts. Tool results mask secrets, and the server runs without external dependencies so it can be attached to any MCP client.

Enables AI assistants like Claude Code and ChatGPT to inspect, query, and diagnose problems within an Octopus instance, and optionally create releases, deploy them to environments and tenants, and run runbooks. Tools are grouped into toolsets covering projects, deployments, releases, runbooks, tasks, tenants, Kubernetes, machines, certificates, accounts, and interruptions, with a read-only mode for production use.

Enables AI assistants to connect to an Octopus instance to inspect, query, and diagnose deployment problems, with toolsets covering projects, releases, deployments, runbooks, tenants, Kubernetes, machines, and accounts. Supports read-only mode and gated write operations for creating releases, deploying, and running runbooks.

GitOps on Autopilot Mode

Provides a read-only tool to check Wrangler configuration files for common mistakes before deployment, supporting environment selection and strict mode.

Enables automated AI-powered code review for pull requests across GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps via webhooks, and manual code review through MCP tools using Groq, Claude, or GPT-4.

A FastAPI-based JSON-RPC 2.0 server implementation that enables users to work with HDF5 files, submit Slurm jobs, retrieve CPU information, and visualize CSV data through standardized API endpoints.

Bridges Jenkins with AI language models so users can inspect and control their CI server through natural language, including jobs, nodes, queues, builds, artifacts, views, plugins, and pipelines. Supports anonymous or authenticated access, read-only mode, and Groovy script execution.

Reviews every PR for security, bugs, and performance, then fixes the findings through MCP, keeping you in control of what merges.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Jenkins servers through the Jenkins API, allowing them to browse items, nodes, views and plugins, inspect and control builds and queue items, retrieve artifacts, test reports and console output, submit pipeline inputs, and run Groovy scripts. Supports authenticated or anonymous access over stdio, SSE, and streamable-http transports with an optional read-only mode.

Enables AI-assisted development by running and testing code directly on Databricks clusters via natural language, then deploying Databricks Asset Bundles.

Enables AI language models to interact with Jenkins through the Model Context Protocol, supporting secure authentication and optional read-only mode. It exposes tools for inspecting and building jobs, nodes, queues, views, plugins, builds and artifacts, retrieving console output and test reports, and executing Groovy scripts.

An MCP server that provides typed, audited, least-privilege tools for monitoring AWS infrastructure and GitHub pipelines, including instance health, service status, logs, deployment status, CI workflow runs, failed jobs, and PR checks.