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Enables MCP-compatible AI clients to create, read, edit, format, organize and search your documents through the Google Docs and Drive APIs after a one-time OAuth sign-in. Supports appending, find-and-replace, styling, tables, lists, links, page breaks and full-text search without opening the Docs UI.

Agency-grade MCP server for WordPress Elementor — multi-site management for 120+ WordPress sites with safe edits (backup + auto-rollback + post-write verification), template export/import, global widget detection, CSS flush, WP-CLI escape hatch, and headless Chrome screenshots. 34 tools across pages, widgets, templates, bulk find/replace, and fleet operations.

Enables Claude AI to seamlessly interact with Scrivener projects for document management, AI-powered content analysis, and advanced writing assistance.

Provides semantic search and access to Contraption Company blog posts and essays. Uses AI-powered embeddings to find relevant content and supports real-time updates via webhooks.

A local workspace whose accessible pages and MCP tools are generated from the same definitions, so AI agents can do everything a person can: create, update and find notes, tasks and projects, build and arrange pages, and read any page back as a screen reader gets it.

mcp using PyPDF2 to: • merge-pdfs • extract-pages • search-pdfs • merge-pdfs-ordered (merge in user spec. order) • find-related-pdfs (regex extracted text for related PDF files)

Connects self-hosted WordPress sites to AI assistants for content creation, SEO, media management, and WooCommerce via 163 tools across 33 categories.

Enables reading and editing Google Docs documents, including creating documents, inserting and deleting content, formatting text, and performing find-and-replace operations through natural language.

Enables managing self-hosted WordPress sites via AI assistants, providing 69 tools for content creation, SEO, media, comments, and site management through the MCP protocol.

Enables AI assistants to query NPR's Content Distribution Service in plain language, so users can find stories and podcast episodes, read article text or transcripts, check why a story isn't appearing on a site, and see what changed across stations without looking up ids or reading raw JSON. It also surfaces collection labels and rights notes, including premium-audio restrictions and content belonging to other stations.