"New Relic" matching MCP servers:

Contract-first programming language with a local MCP server for checking types, effects, capabilities, and contracts in agent-written modules. Its review tool compares before and after source sets and returns receipts for new authority, weaker promise tiers, and new Guarded runtime obligations.

Finds new UI translation keys in your codebase, dedup-checks them against a Blocks/UILM tenant, and generates the JSON the Blocks portal expects for import.

Enables LLMs to explore and search Pumpkin plugin API and WIT files, extract documentation and code blocks, and scaffold new WebAssembly plugin projects for the Pumpkin Minecraft server.

Enables AI agents to perform security audits on pull request diffs by detecting secrets, dangerous code patterns, and new dependencies, outputting structured JSON for generating PR review comments.

Enables AI assistants to read, analyze, edit, and create Alteryx workflows, including summarizing workflows, finding tools, editing configurations, updating SQL, managing connections, and building new workflows programmatically.

Provides team coding standards to AI assistants via the MCP protocol, with tools to fetch rules and suggest new ones.

An MCP server that helps developers migrate Swift projects to Apple's 2026 platforms by adopting new frameworks and best practices from WWDC 2026.

Marrow is an MCP server that solves agent amnesia. It gives coding agents persistent task tracking, versioned docs, and semantic search over your actual source code (via a tree-sitter powered background indexer) — so a new session, or a different model entirely, can pick up exactly where the last one left off. Built for multi-agent, multi-session software delivery.

Provides a memory server for coding agents over MCP, capturing and retrieving the meaning and rationale behind code decisions down to the function level. It enables agents to search product memory, get task context, and propose new memories to avoid re-deriving or re-breaking past decisions.

Enables AI agents to build React applications using JP Morgan Chase's Salt Design System by providing real-time access to component APIs, documentation, and accessibility guidelines. It supports tasks such as scaffolding new projects, building UI patterns, and converting Figma designs into Salt code via the Model Context Protocol.

Enables AI coding agents to review Swift code, scaffold new iOS apps, and build, test, and preview them in the Xcode Simulator using local Apple guides and source references.

Provides API documentation browsing, code generation, and code review for Minecraft 1.21.1 Forge and NeoForge modding.

Enables lossless parsing, inspection, validation, simulation, and creation or editing of FATEK .ldr ladder-logic files through local stdio MCP tools, including a user-import-verified start/stop template. New files are written to an artifacts directory so existing files and original samples are never overwritten.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides detailed type information from .NET projects for AI coding agents. The .NET Types Explorer MCP Server is a powerful tool designed to help AI coding agents understand and work with .NET codebases. It provides a structured way to explore assemblies,

Enables AI agents to carry durable project memory across windows, agents, and days, injecting a compressed context of architecture, progress, decisions, and critical files so a new session can resume without re-reading the whole repository. It also classifies files as current/legacy/intermediate and suggests cleanup so stale or draft artifacts don't mislead the agent.

Serves an AI coding agent a searchable index of a codebase's existing capabilities and past incidents, so it can find and reuse what already exists before writing new code. Also exposes blast-radius analysis for shared code and lets the agent reindex the knowledge base, all via local retrieval with no model calls or API keys.

Enables AI coding agents to search indexed local Git repositories for compatible existing projects and modules, evaluate their technical and structural fit, and copy reusable source bytes into a new target instead of regenerating them. It exposes six scoped MCP tools that return plans and safe file operations, so the agent only implements the remaining delta.