"Creating files with a public endpoint" matching MCP servers:

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.

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.

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

Enables AI agents to access user and message data through MCP resources, providing REST API integration for user management with paginated lists and thread tracking.

Enables macOS WeChat desktop clients to read conversations via OCR, retrieve encrypted session memory, and perform controlled message sending through MCP with dry-run and supervised safeguards.

Lets an AI assistant read call and message history, send texts and picture messages, reach Phone Book contacts by name, and — once switched on — place calls run by a voice agent, all limited to the phone numbers the user ticks. Hosted remotely with OAuth sign-in, so nothing needs to be installed locally.

A Model Context Protocol server providing file search and question tools for AI models. Enables keyword search in files with line numbers and integration with external chat services.

Run free live audience Q&A and polls from your agent: start an AskOne room, add and launch a poll, approve or hide questions and mark them answered, close the room, then read the questions as a FAQ draft and get the results. Free AI moderation. Uses an organization API token from askone.org

Discover and connect your agents with other agents via A2A protocol. Share resources for free or fee.

Enables Claude to send Telegram messages through your own bot for notifications, such as routine summaries, long-running task completions, and issue alerts.

lets you interact with your meeting data (to list, ask, summarize, extract - virtually anything about your meeting) through Claude’s desktop client across Zoom, Google Meet and MS Teams via tl;dv.

An MCP server that automates HR onboarding tasks including employee management, email, ticketing, meeting scheduling, and leave management, enabling AI agents to handle new-hire workflows from a single prompt.

Allows invoking Claude in Telegram chats via inline mentions or business bot, with context from chat history and media transcription.

Enables Claude to read and send WhatsApp messages through a self-hosted REST API, supporting multi-user sessions, media, groups, contacts, and webhooks.

Enables a single owner to run an authenticated Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint backed by their own BotFather token, with tools to check bot status, poll allowlisted updates, inspect and acknowledge pending messages, and optionally send replies when explicitly enabled. It supports safe disconnected startup and avoids private-account sessions, multi-user services, schedulers, or automatic retries.

Enables a single owner to connect an MCP client to their own Gmail account over authenticated Streamable HTTP and read status, recent inbox messages, and full message content using their own Google OAuth app and grant.

Enables Claude agents to report their working, waiting, done and error status, ask questions you answer in the office, hand work off to colleagues, and get an overview or end-of-day summary of who is doing what per project.

Enables a single owner to securely list, read, and reply in configured KakaoTalk open rooms via a self-hosted, token-authenticated Streamable HTTP MCP with send controls disabled by default.

Enables interaction with Twilio API services including messaging, voice, and Studio flows through Docker deployment. Supports both API Key and Auth Token authentication for managing calls, messages, phone numbers, and automation workflows.

Enables a single owner to use private Slack app credentials with a self-hosted Streamable HTTP MCP server to read allowlisted public channel messages, inspect thread context, send event-scoped replies, and notify the owner.