"Headroom open-notebook resources" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for AI-assisted development on the Lampa open-source TV app, providing read-only access to the source tree with 41 tools and 5 resources for structured analysis, planning, editing, and validation.

Open Kioku is the local-first code intelligence and evidence layer for AI coding agents (Claude, Cursor, Codex, Zed, and other MCP clients). Instead of letting agents blindly crawl files, guess blast radius, or read the entire repository repeatedly, Open Kioku gives them a precise, pre-indexed code index to build evidence-backed plans before they edit, and verify boundary limits after they edit.

Enables AI assistants to search and read the official Open Play developer documentation and inspect TypeScript and Unity SDK symbols, signatures, and summaries.

Enables AI agents to read and edit Godot 4.x scenes and resources, introspect the class API, run the game in a managed headless process with frame stepping, input injection and screenshots, validate scripts, and diagnose code via a built-in GDScript LSP plus a bridge to an already open editor.

AI-powered code review tool that detects AI-generated code defects invisible to traditional linters — hallucinated packages, deprecated APIs, cross-file contradictions, hidden security anti-patterns, and over-engineering. Works as a standalone CLI, GitHub Action, or MCP server. Supports TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, and Kotlin. Free for individuals, no API key required.

Provides AI assistants with deep semantic and runtime understanding of Jupyter notebooks.

Enables AI agents to assess AI-readiness and improve AI leverage through analysis tools, resources, and prompts for project scanning and remediation.

Enables agents to connect to Language Server Protocol servers as a headless editor, exposing LSP capabilities like diagnostics, rename, and formatting through MCP tools and resources.

Exposes Cursor IDE's MCP tools (codebase search, file operations) as an HTTP API for integration with Open WebUI, n8n, and other automation tools.

Enables LLM clients like Claude to interact with IDA Pro for binary analysis, decompilation, cross-references, patching, and more via 41 MCP tools, 8 resources, and 7 guided prompts.

Enables interaction with Binary Ninja for binary analysis and reverse engineering, providing tools and resources to examine binaries, decompile functions, and manage symbols through natural language.

MCP server for editing Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb) with 23 cell-level tools: create, read, search and restructure cells, manage outputs and metadata, and execute cells on a live Jupyter kernel (python3 built in; R, Julia via installed kernels). Built on nbformat and jupyter_client.

Enables an AI agent to reverse-engineer a compiled program with Ghidra — inspecting decompiled code, instructions, callers, memory bytes, and strings — without any source code. Every reply is labelled as fact, computed, or guess, and each claim traces back to hash-checked saved evidence.

MCP server bridging tool calls to Neovim editor actions via RPC. Enables AI agents to open files, run Lua, manage quickfix lists, fetch diagnostics, and send notifications.

Answers questions about your installed Arma Reforger / Enfusion game by reading local .pak archives and resources, and can optionally drive the Workbench editor for live inspection and modifications.

Provides VS Code active editor context (open file, cursor position, selection) to MCP-compatible AI tools.

Provides a real API for coding agents to look up design system components, props, and tokens, preventing guessed answers.

Enables AI to read and modify STARLIMS code, forms, and resources, assisting in page development and configuration through MCP interfaces.

Enables agents to inspect Android APKs, device state, runtime behavior, resources, and native libraries locally, returning findings with supporting evidence, coverage, limitations, and unknowns.

Enables safety-ranked discovery of open-source components across npm, PyPI, crates.io, RubyGems, GitHub, and Hugging Face, with license, security, and health checks.

An MCP server that exposes IDA Pro's disassembler and Hex-Rays decompiler as tools and resources, enabling parallel binary analysis with multiple agents through a supervisor.

MCP server that builds a deterministic, source-traceable knowledge index of any codebase, enabling glossary lookup, code graphs, and exact-token search with every fact linked to its source file and line.

Connects AI coding agents to the RenderDoc GUI so they can read the capture already open there — the selected event, pipeline state, shaders, bound resources, buffers, render targets and pixel values — for evidence-based rendering debugging. Inspection is read-only, so agents never need to reopen the capture or change the event you have selected, and multiple agents can share one session.

Enables searching LinuxServer.io images, auditing Docker Compose and run commands against documentation-derived conventions, and searching open/closed image requests to prepare drafts without submission.

Enables searching and reading Android Open Source Project (AOSP) source code via cs.android.com, with support for regex search, file content retrieval, and symbol suggestions.

Enables sandboxed file operations via MCP tools, resources, and prompts, with a Claude CLI client and Groq-powered web UI for file CRUD, search, code review, and documentation generation.

MCP server for GeneXus 18 that provides tools to open knowledge bases, list objects, and read object source code.

Enables asking natural language questions about OpenSSF Scorecard security assessments for open source projects.

Provides tools to prepare and validate ABAP Open SQL statements for SAP's ADT data-preview console, automatically fixing dialect issues like parenthesis spacing and 255-character limits.

Exposes CodeRabbit IDE review comments as MCP tools and resources, allowing scanning, listing, and managing comments from clients like Cursor.