"A server for managing Minecraft Fabric modpacks using Claude" matching MCP servers:

Shows your current Claude Desktop activity as Discord Rich Presence, including model, status, usage, and subscription info.

An MCP server that enables AI agents to pause and request human approval or information via Slack, Telegram, or macOS dialogs before proceeding with actions.

Enables Claude Code sessions to communicate with each other, allowing discovery, messaging, and synchronous queries across sessions.

Enables Claude to check, search, read, and organize email across multiple Spacemail (Spaceship) inboxes, and to compose threaded drafts or replies that are saved to Drafts for review before sending. Optional direct sending, safe move-to-Trash instead of permanent deletion, and keychain-backed credentials keep the workflow private and controlled.

Enables real-time cross-machine communication for Claude Code agents using a shared MCP relay server.

An MCP server that enables concurrently-running Claude Code sessions to cross-talk via channels, DMs, and leader coordination, all backed by a shared beads database.

Provides over 1,000 creative ways to decline requests across four categories (polite, humorous, professional, and creative). The MCP server wraps a REST API to help users craft professional rejections through natural language interactions.

Enables structured team communication for Claude Code agents through Slack-like channels and direct messages. Supports project isolation, subscription management, and agent notes for sophisticated multi-agent collaboration workflows.

Enables networked Claude-to-Claude messaging over HTTP and MCP channels, allowing direct messages, broadcasts, threaded replies, and permission approvals among Claude Code instances.

Enables real-time messaging between Claude Code instances, allowing agents to send, receive, and reply to messages instantly via file-based communication with auto-notification.

Connects AI agents to anonymous strangers for asking and answering questions in character.

Enables Claude chat and Claude Code sessions to exchange tasks, tickets, and project context through a local inbox, including threads, project cards, session status, and shared markdown context.

Enables users to drive a Claude Code session from chat messages on a linked phone number or an official business account, with bidirectional text and media, local voice-note transcription, per-chat personalities, pairing-code access control, and tool-approval by emoji reaction. It also supports polls, scheduled tasks, and context recovery after restarts for other stdio MCP clients.

Connects Discord to Claude Code, turning forum threads into interactive sessions. Supports approvals, live progress, slash commands, and terminal access.

Relays messages between two Claude Code sessions running on separate machines, using the Channels API to push an incoming message directly into the other session so one session can ask another about its own checkout. Each message carries an id and is tracked as sent, delivered-to-process, or answered, with a per-message reply budget.

A local MCP server enabling multiple Claude Code and Claude Desktop conversations to exchange messages through a shared SQLite file, with a UI for moderating rooms.

A remote MCP server that lets an AI assistant session and a separate agent exchange queued messages via tools like send_to_chief and wait_for_reply, waking the agent with webhooks and long-polling for its replies.

MCP server that watches issue trackers and comments for 'Dear Claude' and spawns local Claude Code instances to execute tasks, posting results back to the original platform.

Enables multiple Claude Code sessions to join the same named room and exchange messages so they can sync context without manual copy-pasting. Supports same-machine file storage or remote HTTP relay transport, with a watcher that pushes new messages into running sessions.

Enables Claude Code instances to discover each other and exchange messages instantly via a local broker and channel protocol. Supports scoped peer discovery, reliable ack-based delivery, and cross-platform operation.

Enables two people's Claude agents to hold a live conversation about the same project, using GitHub Issues as channels and Issue comments as messages. Each side can list channels, open new ones, send and read messages, and wait for the other's reply, while both users follow and join in directly on GitHub.

Enables real-time communication between Claude Code instances across multiple machines via WebSocket, allowing context sharing, task handoffs, and coordination between sessions.

A remote MCP server that sends push notifications to your phone via Pushover, exposing a single notify_me tool for notifying you when long-running tasks complete.

Enables peer-to-peer asynchronous conversation between Claude.ai and Claude Code instances via a shared file-based notebook, allowing them to leave messages, start threads, and organize by project.

This server enables Claude Code to send notifications and ask questions via Telegram, allowing user interaction during coding tasks.

A Gmail MCP server that enables Claude to send, search, and read emails using either Gmail API or SMTP/IMAP backend.

Sends Telegram alerts for Claude Code status updates, including notifications for task completion, user requests, and custom status updates with normal or urgent priority.

Lets you @mention a bot in a Slack channel or DM to send work to a local Claude Code session and watch it run, with live self-updating turn cards, threaded answers, progress checklists and a per-channel inbox with read cursors. It runs entirely on your machine over Slack Socket Mode—no tunnel or public IP—routes misdelivered messages to the right project, and masks credentials in anything it posts back.

Enables reading and sending messages in Google Messages for web through a paired Chrome tab using chromefile, with tools for status, listing conversations, reading message history, and sending texts.

Provides MCP-compatible AI clients with full access to a Flarum forum's API, enabling reading, searching, creating discussions, replying, moderation, and management of users, tags, and groups.