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

Uploads files, text, or base64 binary content to Aliyun OSS as objects with MD5-based keys, returning status, size, key, and URL.

An MCP server that exposes Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage as tools any MCP-compatible AI client can call. Manage B2 by talking to an assistant -- list buckets, upload, download, delete versions, and check usage against a budget.

Exposes Poi's external APIs (file upload/download, commenting, license key issuance) as MCP tools for use with LLM clients like Claude.

Exposes the Dropbox API v2 to LLM agents as a fixed set of MCP tools, enabling file management, search, shared links, and account operations with support for Business team-space namespaces.

Enables AI coding agents to read, write, and query Google Sheets as a database through the Model Context Protocol.

Full-access MCP server for managing AR LABS (Viral AI Prompts & Guides), enabling post creation, editing, deletion, image uploads, push notifications, comment moderation, and site stats via AI assistants.

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

Enables managing multiple Gmail accounts through a single MCP server, with independent OAuth per account, supporting email read, search, labeling, drafting and sending, as well as calendar and iCal feed operations.

A Model Context Protocol server that exposes Cloudinary Upload & Admin API methods as tools by AI assistants. This integration allows AI systems to trigger and interact with your Cloudinary cloud.

Enables AI agents to operate Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive on an Android phone or emulator through adb by exposing structured app operations as MCP tools.

Provides tools for reading, modifying, and analyzing Google Sheets, as well as searching and managing Google Drive spreadsheets with access control.

Production-ready MCP server integrating AI assistants with Yandex Disk and Yandex Wiki, offering unified search, file/page management, and security-first access controls.

A Model Context Protocol server that generates images using Replicate's FLUX model and stores them in Cloudflare R2, allowing users to create images through simple prompts and retrieve accessible URLs.

Enables agents to share whatever they produce as auto-expiring, bearer-accessible links, with tools to create, read, and delete contexts over a no-auth streamable HTTP endpoint.

A Model Context Protocol server that exposes the TrekMail API v1 as 185 agent tools for managing email infrastructure and messaging.

A remote MCP server that exposes a Nextcloud account as tools for file management via WebDAV, calendar events, share links, and Talk chat.

Enables AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, Continue, and Codeium to manage files and downloads on Synology NAS devices through secure authenticated sessions. Supports Docker, PyPI, stdio, Streamable HTTP, and WebSocket deployment modes.

Snapshot and backup service for the A2A network, storing agent payloads as content-addressed blobs with SHA-256 integrity and metered access via x402.

MCP server for managing a Ceph cluster, currently implementing note-taking functionality as a placeholder.

Enables AI assistants to search, read, and query handwritten notes backed up as PDFs on Google Drive via MCP, with OAuth authentication, multi-user support, and usage metering.

Connects AI clients such as Google Gemini Web, Claude Desktop, and Cursor to a personal vault and cloud storage, letting them list, read, write, and append Markdown notes and search or read documents anywhere on a personal drive through secure OAuth 2.0 authentication over Streamable HTTP or SSE.

MCP server for Google Drive that enables listing, searching, uploading, downloading, and managing files and folders, as well as handling comments and permissions.

Enables AI agents to run citation-backed retrieval over a read-only, bounded knowledge base, exposing a ranked search tool, document resources, and a grounding prompt that labels retrieved text as untrusted. The corpus can be loaded from local disk or from AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, or Google Cloud Storage through their official SDKs, with fail-closed startup if a provider cannot be reached.

This MCP server integrates with Google Drive to allow listing, reading, and searching files, as well as the ability to read and write to Google Sheets.

Stores photos and notes as experience memories in Google Drive and enables natural language search to retrieve them later.

Enables AI agents to inspect and operate a UGOS Pro NAS through its built-in HTTPS API via 25 tools covering system stats, storage volumes, files, downloads, photos, and media libraries, without SSH. Read-only tools run directly, write tools prompt for confirmation, destructive deletes require an explicit second confirmation, and it can be deployed either locally over stdio or on the NAS via Docker SSE.

Enables searching, listing, reading metadata and contents, uploading, downloading, creating folders, and trashing Google Drive files through MCP tools backed by the Google Drive API. It authenticates with a Google OAuth access token and can run as a stdio MCP server via npx or Docker.

Enables AI assistants to discover connected GoPro cameras and stream or sync videos directly to cloud storage such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or S3 with zero local disk usage.

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 MCP-capable AI clients to act as the signed-in user against 21Vianet Microsoft 365 through Microsoft Graph China, reading mail, analyzing calendar conflicts, and searching OneDrive and SharePoint files. It preserves existing user permissions with delegated access, OAuth login, tool scoping, write-operation confirmation, and auditable boundaries.