"A calculation evaluating the expression 9999519 plus 9999490" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for building and inspecting Power BI report visuals by editing PBIR files on disk, enabling page, chart, slicer, and layout management.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to query databases, execute SQL, and manage Metabase resources like dashboards, cards, and collections through natural language.

A local, fully vectorized computational engine for stock market analysis that enables AI to perform factor calculation, strategy backtesting, IC analysis, and GPU-based multi-dimensional visualization using local DuckDB data.

An HTTP MCP server for exploring CSV files that masks PII before any code execution, enabling safe data analysis with local or cloud LLMs.

Validates and renders declarative JSON diagram specs to themeable SVG. The format has no coordinates, so a model writes structure and the renderer does the layout; tools: validate, render, kinds.

Enables rendering, validation, formatting, and inspection of D2 diagrams via the Model Context Protocol, using WASM for rendering without requiring the d2 binary.

Renders word-sized charts — sparklines, bars, bullets and 100+ more types — to self-contained SVG with generated alt text, small enough to sit inline in a model's reply or a table cell. Three tools: find the right chart for a question, get its wiring, and render it.

A demo MCP server that returns an interactive dashboard (bar chart with dataset selector) as an MCP App via the official MCP Apps extension (SEP-1865).

MCP server for managing a task graph with live visualization. Enables Claude Code to create, update, and link nodes (tasks, subtasks, ideas, etc.) while a browser viewer displays the graph in real time.

Computes biorhythm values (physical, emotional, intellectual) and generates a PNG chart showing sine curves based on birth date and optional target date.

Wraps a climate data-processing pipeline so agents can inspect the config schema and available sample CSVs, validate an inline JSON config, and run the pipeline to return a monthly summary table plus a rendered plot, with file access sandboxed to the data and outputs directories.

A FastMCP server that turns JSON data into Plotly figures, deployable as an isolated service on Modal. Data goes in as JSON; a validated Plotly figure (JSON) or a rendered PNG comes back over the Model Context Protocol.

Turns a CSV — or a public dataset named in plain English — into an animated chart video. Every numeric claim in the generated narration is recomputed from the source rows before export, and a claim that does not reconcile blocks the export rather than shipping.

Enables AI agents to build freeform dashboards for e-ink panels by listing widgets and devices, laying out a canvas, rendering a preview, and pushing to the panel.

Enables AI hosts to generate editable online diagrams (flowcharts, mindmaps, UML, and more) from natural language or Mermaid, using a ProcessOn account via the Model Context Protocol.

Open-source dotted maps and animated 3D globes. Pick one of 21 looks for a country or the world, build share links, open and edit a pasted link, and get embed code. Hosted at https://globestudio.app/mcp or run with npx @globestudio/mcp. Free, MIT, no API key.

diagramzu-mcp lets an AI client (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, etc.) author Mermaid diagrams in a shared workspace that a team can read, comment on, embed, and present at a clean URL — rather than just generating a one-off diagram. Hosted endpoint https://mcp.diagramzu.ai/mcp or local npx -y @diagramzu/mcp. Also listed in the official MCP registry as ai.diagramzu/mcp.

An MCP server for the Xe Currency Data API that brings live FX rates, historical analysis, and quant-flavored tools into AI tools, working out of the box with zero credentials via Frankfurter/ECB data.

Visualizes conversations as structured hierarchical mind maps by injecting a prompt that instructs the LLM to generate a JSON mind map — no external APIs required.

An MCP server that enables LLMs to create and open diagrams in draw.io using XML, Mermaid, or CSV formats, by building a URL with compressed content and opening it in the browser.