"DaVinci Resolve" matching MCP servers:

A remotely hosted MCP server that lets ops personnel investigate and resolve inventory oversells without engineer involvement.

It connects an agent to a PostgreSQL database so it can inspect schemas, run validated reads and writes, resolve fuzzy names via trigram search, and perform or store pgvector embedding searches. Vector and hybrid search operate through an OpenAI-compatible embeddings endpoint, letting agents query by text without handling embedding arrays.

Enables MCP-compatible assistants to discover tables and fields, run bounded SELECT queries and saved BAQs, resolve dashboards, and search imported documents against Epicor Kinetic, without writing business records.

Enables an LLM to answer questions about Colombian public procurement from the SECOP II electronic contracts open dataset on datos.gov.co, with typed queries that are built into SoQL by the server. A column allowlist and local entity directory keep personal-data fields unreachable and resolve institution names to NITs, so users get aggregate contract figures without writing queries themselves.

Enables clients to resolve drug name sets into exact source identities and check every unordered pair in a prescription list against hash-pinned DDInter-derived source assertions of one to eight drug names. Returns recorded interaction evidence or an explicit unknown/ambiguous status, never treating missing evidence as a no-interaction finding, and performs no writes.

Read-only remote MCP server that exposes a Rebrickable LEGO catalog snapshot, enabling agents to search parts, inspect a part's colors and element records, list the color palette, retrieve a set's part inventory, resolve element IDs, and report snapshot freshness. This lets agents verify real part numbers and colors instead of inventing them.