"Kit" matching MCP servers:

Enables exposing third-party data sources as Model Context Protocol servers with shared HTTP, rate limits, retries, caching, validation, and observability through thin per-source adapters.

Lets coding agents run governed SQL against a Databricks SQL warehouse and inspect Unity Catalog metadata over stdio or Streamable HTTP, with persistent operational logs stored in SQLite. Access is read-only by default and bounded by the configured identity's Unity Catalog permissions.

An MCP server that lets an AI assistant look at your boat's Signal K data and help you design and install KIP dashboards.

Enables LLMs to interact with Kitsu production tracker via its Zou API, providing tools for project management, asset and task operations, and cross-platform migration support.

Enables agents to collect and read Xiaohongshu notes into a local SQLite store, deduplicate them, attach evidence-backed judgments, apply rule-based screening and track outreach stages, then export the results as JSON or CSV. Exposes ten standard tools over stdio, working offline on imported data or against a configurable platform provider.

MCP server for git-perf, a Git performance/review ledger. Enables agents to record and query performance review data via REST and MCP, with a web interface.

Enables creating and configuring Loginom .lgp packages through a portable stdio MCP server, covering nodes, links, filters, joins, calculators, import settings, and visualizers. It works without requiring Windows or an installed Loginom instance.

Enables LLM clients to analyze and interact with Power BI (.pbix) files, providing access to data models, DAX measures, Power Query code, table relationships, and data contents through natural language.

Gives AI agents read-only access to curated, deduplicated, and well-described data products, complete with source metadata, freshness tracking, and per-agent permissions that preserve the source's access rights. The server can also answer "I don't know" rather than guessing when the approved data doesn't cover a question.