"Creating the Best General-Purpose Agent" matching MCP servers:

Enables to manage Nextcloud files, user info, sharing, calendar, and contacts through optimized MCP tools with dynamic tool selection and enterprise-grade security.

Enables agents to read and write Markdown documents, HTML pages, data files, PDFs, screenshots, and videos through a standard remote MCP server with OAuth, per-agent revocable project permissions, version history, and stable artifact links.

Enables MCP clients to query a fictional software engineer’s skills, projects, and experience from an S3-backed profile, returning explicit not-found results instead of inventing answers.

Enables agents to record their Linux X11 display while doing browser or computer-use work, then return a replay link when the task finishes without sending the video itself to the model.

Enables inspecting Amazon S3 buckets and safely transferring objects using your own AWS credentials, with read-only bucket/object inspection and guarded downloads/uploads.

Enables AI agents to store, search, list, and forget long-term memories in a fixed namespace backed by S3-compatible storage, with optional read-only mode and provenance-tagged recall results.

Enables agents to upload, list, delete, and retrieve public URLs for self-contained HTML files on a remote nginx server via MCP, with a management page for browsing and previewing.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to search, read, and manage files across multiple cloud drives (Baidu, Aliyun, 115, OneDrive, Quark) through a unified interface.

Gives AI coding tools read-only access to a Telegram account over MCP, enabling listing and searching of public channels, private channels, groups and chats, offline indexing and comparison of chats, inspection of message and file context, and fast resumable downloads of matched files. Every request is tracked as an inspectable workflow with progress, and the AI can ask the user questions or pause for approval before large downloads.

Enables interaction with Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Classroom through FastMCP, providing tools for reading emails, managing files, and listing courses.

Provides persistent, globally-distributed memory for AI agents using CockroachDB's MCP Server and AWS S3 backups, with session isolation, audit trails, and full-text search.

MCP server providing backend access to PostgreSQL, Storage (Supabase/S3), Iceberg data lake, and SQL seeds. It offers 32 tools for database queries, storage operations, seed management, and more.

An MCP server for managing Proton Mail, Pass, Drive, and Calendar through local IMAP/SMTP, pass-cli, and Proton Drive CLI, enabling AI agents to operate the mailbox, manage passwords, sync files, and classify emails.

Enables agents to browse, search, upload, download, move, rename, and trash files on an Internxt Drive account through end-to-end encrypted transfers, with browser or headless login and destructive actions gated behind explicit confirmation. Ships 18 annotated tools over stdio for any MCP-capable harness.

Self-hosted MCP server enabling Foundry agents to search, list, and read Google Drive files via the Drive API with server-side OAuth authentication.

An MCP server deployed on Cloud Run that enables reading Cloud Storage and leveraging Vertex AI models via natural language.

A general-purpose MCP server for Firebase that enables natural language interaction with Firestore, Auth, Storage, and Cloud Functions logs through schema-driven validation and context-efficient tools.

Upload, list, and delete files on YourImageShare (free image & video hosting, 200MB limit, no account required) from Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible agent.

A second brain in one cloud-drive folder that your AI agent reads, writes and keeps tidy.

Lets a coding agent upload files from disk to a Stickafile portal and return a shareable link, with the bytes going straight from disk to storage without entering the model's context. Also lists the portals a token can push to.

Enables MCP-compatible AI assistants to manage iDrive backup/restore operations, including listing devices, browsing and downloading backed-up files, and performing mutations like creating folders, deleting files, or restoring from trash.

Enables creating storage buckets and uploading media files to Supabase Storage through natural language, with no delete or overwrite capabilities.

A local (stdio) MCP server for PixelVault — agent-first image hosting, enabling upload of local files by path without base64.

Enables AI agents to work with a user's Google Photos through Google's picker, letting users choose exactly what the agent sees while providing tools for uploading media, creating and sharing albums, writing captions and enrichments, searching app-created media, and managing multiple Google accounts.

Enables Claude and other MCP clients to read and write a user's iOS to-do alarms stored in their iCloud private database, with tools for listing, creating, updating, completing, snoozing, and deleting tasks and managing repeat rules. It can run through a hosted OAuth relay or locally over stdio, and writes sync to the iPhone app via CloudKit notifications.

An MCP server for managing Shelv shelf operations, enabling users to list, search, and read files within shelves. It also supports optional write functionalities for creating and hydrating shelves through configured tools.

Self-hosted cloud drive with a built-in remote MCP server: search, read, organize and share files on your own server, with OAuth 2.1 or scoped API keys; agent changes can be undone.

Enables local MCP server for reading, writing, creating Google Sheets and charts via OAuth, acting as the logged-in user without manual sharing.

Model Context Protocol server for the Beecargo file hosting API, enabling agents to upload files, create share links, manage folders, and control share settings.

A local MCP server that enables Claude to manage Dropbox accounts through tools for file manipulation, searching, and sharing. It supports operations such as listing folders, moving files, creating shared links, and monitoring storage usage via natural language commands.