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    A read-only hospitality-focused MCP server that enables users to retrieve reservation details, listing briefs, and guest conversation contexts from Hostaway. It simplifies hospitality workflows by providing specialized tools for searching threads and viewing reservation data through natural language interfaces.
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    MIT
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    An MCP server that enables AI agents to interact with GEICO insurance services, including getting quotes, managing policies, filing claims, making payments, retrieving ID cards, requesting roadside assistance, and reporting accidents.
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    Manage WhatsApp Business templates and send messages from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, or any MCP-compatible client — powered by the Meta Cloud API.
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    A read-only MCP server exposing TOTVS support tickets (Portal do Cliente) as tools for LLMs in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor.
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    Send WhatsApp messages from any MCP client — text, images and files, plus session management and contact checks. Authenticate by scanning a QR code: no Meta Business approval and no WhatsApp Business account required.
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    Enables AI-powered ticket analysis and comprehensive Zendesk API integration via the Model Context Protocol, supporting both API token (CLI) and OAuth 2.1 (web) authentication modes.
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    A versatile MCP server providing tools for arithmetic operations, n8n webhook integration, and access to a customer support playbook resource. It also includes specialized prompt templates for converting webinar transcripts into engaging blog posts.
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    Enables AI assistants like Claude Code or Cursor to interact with a PNLCS billing panel, querying and managing clients, invoices, orders, tickets, and transactions via natural language.
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    MCP server for GLPI integration, providing tools for ITIL management (tickets, problems, changes, knowledge base, stats, assets, and administration) via the GLPI API.
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    Turns Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf or ChatGPT into a WhatsApp operator that knows your customers, your templates, your wallet, and your funnel.
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    Connect an AI agent to your OKRs. FlowyTeam exposes 33 MCP tools covering OKR objectives, key results, KPI indicators and performance cycles, alongside tasks, projects, HR, attendance, tickets and CRM — one hosted connection for the whole workspace. Supports Claude Desktop, Claude web and mobile, ChatGPT (OAuth 2.0 + PKCE), and Claude Code / n8n (Bearer token). Tools respect the caller's existing
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    Enables agents to search answered tickets, ask new questions, and answer waiting questions on the shared help desk, while providing read-only observation of visits.
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    MCP server for the HubSpot CRM API with tools for managing contacts, companies, deals, tickets, and CRM workflows. Generated with MCPForge. Sensitive operations can be protected with permissions, audit logs, and approval workflows.
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