"How to operate a computer and execute commands" matching MCP servers:

Enables discovery of Fabric/Power BI workspaces and semantic models, execution of DAX queries, and generation of executive HTML reports with visualizations.

Enables an agent to turn a paper's draft into editable Figma frames for publication-ready figures, checking every number against the paper and verifying the exported PDF.

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.

Enables generating Power BI .pbit dashboards from CSV files or live SQL databases using plain-English prompts and optional reference-image layouts, with local-only processing and MCP tools for Claude Desktop.

Enables Codex to control a Gephi 3D network view through natural language, including network generation, 3D layout, node focus and neighbor highlighting, layered views, and PNG/PDF export.

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.

Options analytics an agent can drive: import a permitted chain, solve implied volatility, build a sixteen-Greek ladder, map dealer gamma walls, rank twenty-three structures, run a GARCH-t simulation with a convergence gate, and backtest with modelled premiums. Twelve stdio tools; every output is a schema-validated JSON file with source, assumptions and a degraded flag. Research only, no orders.

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 Model Context Protocol server that gives an LLM a structured visual layer to describe what exists and get back a clean, precise SVG diagram instead of ASCII art.

Renders OHLCV data as candlestick chart PNGs and returns inline images. It is a pure renderer with no network access, allowing models to view charts generated from provided data.

A Model Context Protocol server that renders Apache ECharts options to SVG, enabling AI agents to generate deterministic charts server-side without a browser.

Enables LLMs to safely execute pandas code for data analysis and generate interactive visualizations through the Model Context Protocol.

A Model Context Protocol server for interacting with Lightdash, enabling AI assistants to discover data, create charts, and manage dashboards programmatically.

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.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes tools for exploring and querying SQLite and PostgreSQL databases. It allows Large Language Models (LLMs) to inspect table structures, perform statistical profiling, generate entity-relationship diagrams, and execute queries safely.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides a dynamic map interface with tools to add raster/vector layers, control map view, and modify paint properties.

Exposes ASCIIFlow drawing primitives as tools to enable AI assistants to generate ASCII wireframes and diagrams from natural language descriptions. It provides commands for creating canvases and drawing boxes, lines, arrows, and text using a character-grid coordinate system.

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

Google Search Console for Claude and other MCP clients. Sign in with Google in one click, then ask about clicks, queries, rankings and indexing, export every GSC report as CSV (beyond the 1,000-row UI limit), inspect URLs, submit sitemaps and verify sites. Includes a local SEO dashboard. Free, open source, runs on your computer.

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 LLM/agent applications to execute Stata code, load and inspect data, obtain structured regression results and graphs, and manage background tasks through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables agents to build and manage family trees, derive how people are related, and export diagrams or GEDCOM/HTML files through structured tools.

A local stdio MCP server for a self-hosted GeoGebra 5.0 Web bundle. It enables executing GeoGebra commands with structured feedback, querying commands, evaluating CAS, managing state, and exporting images using headless Chromium.

Lets an MCP client read PX4 SITL .ulg logs and answer why a flight failed or underperformed — failsafes, arming reasons, estimator validity versus simulator ground truth, and how late PX4 followed offboard velocity setpoints. It also lists, searches, scans and plots topics, messages and parameters across logs, replacing hand-written pyulog scripts.

Enables an AI agent to build, solve, sweep and verify FEMM 5 finite element models across magnetics, electrostatics, heat flow and current flow, backed by physics health checks and closed-form estimates. It exposes 88 tools in 12 groups covering geometry, materials, meshing, post-processing and experiments, plus a catalog of 677 FEMM scripting commands.

Enables Hermes agents to build and run auditable startup financial models, validate inputs, execute linked-statement scenarios, verify results, summarize outcomes, and perform sensitivity analyses through six finance tools.

Enables AI assistants to execute IBM SPSS Statistics workflows via natural language, covering data management, restructuring, analysis, charting, and report export.

Exposes phylogenetic tree validation, analysis, styling, export, and Java-based rendering as 21 MCP tools, 3 resources, and 2 prompts for AI assistants. Delegates parsing and rendering to the FigTreeKit kernel, returning reproducible CLI commands and structured artifacts.

Enables AI agents to run Gretl/Hansl scripts, execute Gretl commands, manage packages, and interact with the Gretl GUI for econometric analysis and visualization.