"File Editing Tools and Services" matching MCP servers:

Enables creating and editing PowerPoint .pptx files without corruption, with native editable SVG shapes, glued connectors, table surgery, threaded comments, live editing, and a comprehensive 138-tool MCP server surface.

MCP server that lets agents create and update persistent concept maps via the NodeLand API, returning shareable URLs for humans to view, embed, and keep editing.

Enables any MCP client to evaluate Wolfram Language code in a persistent local Mathematica or Wolfram Engine kernel, export results to common file formats, and inspect or manage kernel status without cloud APIs, API keys, or runtime dependencies.

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.

Enables natural-language interaction with Ladybug Tools for building performance simulation, 3D modeling, and data visualization, allowing agents to perform complex environmental analysis tasks without CAD software.

Enables Claude Desktop to view and interact with the currently open QGIS project, including layers, styling, selections, Processing algorithms, attribute editing, and geocoding, all running locally.

Gives terminal coding agents a local browser canvas for rendering charts, tables, metrics, markdown, live widgets and sandboxed MCP App UIs that would otherwise reach them as raw JSON. Lets agents pose blocking visual multiple-choice questions and read back the user's clicks, selections and an animated architecture map of file activity.

MCP server exposing BI Portal's self-service Report Builder to MCP clients, enabling listing datasets, running ad-hoc queries, creating/editing/submitting draft reports, and viewing saved dashboards.

Renders an interactive pipeline DAG and test-harness dashboard inline in MCP hosts, showing node statuses, pass rates, costs, and latency from a JSON state file.

Enables validating IFC models against IDS requirements with coverage reporting, auditing LOD by project stage, and extracting quantity take-offs, including combined audit summaries and full BIM health checks. It exposes these capabilities as MCP tools for Claude Desktop, producing Excel, HTML, and BCF reports.

Enables an AI assistant to load, query and edit a YAML or JSON graph file, with tools for adding, editing and removing nodes and edges, managing reusable styles and graph-level properties, and saving changes. Every change is written to the file immediately, so the same graph can be viewed and edited live in the companion web app.

Enables an AI assistant to read a creator's own channel analytics, audience and traffic breakdowns, retention curves, revenue, impressions/CTR and comments locally through the official YouTube APIs, and to assemble media-kit snapshots and render ready-to-use charts. Editing features such as video updates and comment moderation are opt-in and read-only by default.

Enables AI assistants to control ArcGIS Pro through natural language, executing geoprocessing tools, editing data, and automating GIS workflows via a persistent ArcPy session.

Enables building, editing, reading and converting spreadsheets through file-in/file-out tools, including live formulas, tables, conditional formatting, charts and PivotTables. Supports xlsx, csv, tsv, json, html and pdf input and output on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Enables natural-language control of a live ArcGIS Pro session, including layer management, geoprocessing, feature querying and editing, map layout export, and publishing hosted feature services.

Enables AI assistants to control Origin/OriginPro on Windows, including data import, worksheet editing, graphing, analysis, and figure export.

Enables agents to explore and operate Grafana by searching and reading dashboards and folders, querying datasources such as Prometheus, Loki and SQL, and inspecting alert rules and annotations. Its safe-by-default access modes gate dashboard and folder creation, editing and deletion behind escalating permission levels.

Enables local Power BI project (.pbip) automation, including model (TMDL) and report (PBIR) layer manipulation, without cloud dependencies. Provides 56 tools for building, editing, and validating reports and measures through natural language prompts.

Enables local, private analysis of CSV and TSV files through natural-language agents such as Grok Bot and Cursor, offering file listing, profiling, SQL-like queries, summaries, group-bys, pivot tables, cleaning previews and generated charts. All computation happens on the user's own machine against an allowlisted folder, with no network calls, telemetry or data leaving the host.

Enables MCP clients to load a ledger from an object, file path, or JSON text and inspect it as a local numeric timeline with tracks and overlapping blocks, and to open the visualization in a browser.

Enables AI agents to create and manage ExcaliDash drawings through MCP by creating drawings, editing shapes and text, connecting elements, adding images, and organizing drawings into collections.

Build Power BI reports with natural language through an MCP server that connects AI assistants to Power BI's PBIR file format for creating pages, visuals, themes, and filters locally.

Enables AI agents to drive OpenFOAM end to end: cloning tutorials or custom cases, editing dictionaries, meshing and running solvers in the background, tracking convergence and job status, and analyzing results. It also renders flow images — slices, patches, streamlines, iso-surfaces and residual or force plots — back to the agent.

MCP server for interacting with local Power BI Desktop and .pbip projects, enabling DAX queries, model documentation, measure editing, and PBIR visual management via natural language.

Enables AI-assisted creation and editing of PowerPoint presentations through structured CRUD tools for decks, slides, slide collections, and elements, including batch operations and PNG slide previews.

An MCP server for editing Power BI Report Builder paginated reports (.rdl) through Claude, providing tools for datasets, tablixes, page setup, styling, and more.

Enables natural language interaction with AWS QuickSight for building, editing, and managing analyses, datasets, and dashboards, including chart creation, SQL updates, and QA verification.

Enables automated data import, analysis, graphing, and project management for Origin/OriginPro through a hardened MCP interface with constrained file access and optional expert LabTalk mode.

Enables automated creation, styling, and inspection of PowerPoint (.pptx) presentations, including template-driven slides, native charts, images, and OpenXML-enhanced financial tables, with sandboxed file access and hybrid state persistence.

Enables local authoring and editing of .pbip projects by exposing semantic model (TMDL) and report layout (JSON) operations, including measure updates, visual property queries, cross-layer renames, and structural validation, without cloud authentication.

MCP server for Power BI Desktop and .pbip projects, enabling DAX queries, model documentation, measure management, refresh, .pbix-to-.pbip conversion, and PBIR visual editing.

Enables building wire-connected native schematics, visually checking them, editing values, and running native frequency/transient analyses plus symbolic formulas and plots, with results saved as CSV/PNG and openable in the separately installed application.

An agentic MCP server for CSI ETABS v22+ that enables AI agents to model, load, analyze, design, and inspect building structures through 60 curated engineering tools and live .NET reflection of the full 1,293-method OAPI. Includes offscreen 3D rendering of deformed shapes and D/C ratios, interactive database table editing, and background analysis execution.

Connects QGIS to any MCP-speaking AI client so the agent can drive QGIS directly through 125 tools for layer management, feature editing, processing algorithms, map rendering, styling, layouts and atlases, cross-layer SQL, plugin development, and system management. A companion QGIS plugin listens over a local socket, letting agents list instances, run long processing jobs in the background, and write results back into the active project.

Enables AI assistants to read, write, format, and analyze Excel files with 34 tools, including real-time editing on macOS with Microsoft Excel.

Publishes a spending-summary tool alongside an interactive HTML view, letting people click a category in the answer to fetch the individual expense records behind that total. Keeps calculations and their supporting evidence together in a single inspectable flow.

Enables users to create, validate, view, and export system stock-and-flow maps from a versioned JSON model through MCP-capable hosts over local stdio or hosted Streamable HTTP. Supports causal-loop and nested-level mapping while keeping submitted model content with the caller and requiring no LLM provider key.

MCP server for introspecting PostgreSQL databases, providing tools to list tables, describe schemas, foreign keys, and generate DOT ER diagrams.

A local MCP server that enables agents to perform symbolic math, unit-aware physics calculations, numerical simulation, PDE solving, statistics, time-series and survival modeling, signal and wavelet analysis, optimization, plotting, data-file IO, and arbitrary Python execution. It exposes 65 fixed tools with a uniform JSON result envelope, writing large results and figures to a configurable local output directory.

Enables an agent to drive STATISTICA 12 through its COM interface, opening and editing .sta/.stw data files, writing formulas, and running built-in or arbitrary analysis modules (descriptives, correlation, t-tests, regression, time series, graphs) while returning results as tables or exported files. Supports both stateless batch calls and an "attach" mode that edits a live open STATISTICA window.