"Finding people on LinkedIn by name" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that feeds AI agents your brand's real logos, colors, fonts, and approved slide layouts, so every deck and document comes out on brand the first time.

NavisCoord connects desktop AI clients to Autodesk Navisworks Manage on Windows for clash analysis, coordination groups, revision comparisons and illustrated reports. Version 1.0 is under release review in PR #19 and requires a licensed local Navisworks installation.

Design contract layer for AI agents. Scans Figma, code, Storybook, and token files, reconciles conflicts, and serves a single machine-readable source of truth so every agent gets the same authoritative design rules before it builds. Local-first.

Enables AI agents to extract design systems, analyze components, and maintain design-code consistency from Figma files, providing intelligent component analysis and accessibility compliance.

Enables AI assistants to interact with the Cocos Creator editor through the Model Context Protocol, providing 50 core tools for editor functionality.

Enables AI clients to create, edit, and export CAD models and drawings in a locally installed FreeCAD via MCP.

Search the Keyline Icons set by name and fetch any icon's SVG source or React import, in four styles with rounded or sharp corners. Runs locally, no key needed.

Turn idead and markdown into branded, multi-page social carousels and slideshows for TikTok, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads and Xiaohongshu.

Lets AI assistants work inside a running Adobe Premiere Pro: ~440 readback-verified operations behind nine tools. Every UI language Premiere ships, and it sees the frame: draws Object Masks on the people or parts it sees (click or lasso, add/subtract, tracking; macOS), checks keyframes frame by frame. Large skills library; built for Generative Extend, Generative Media, Object Mask, Enhance Speech.

An MCP server that provides Lucide icons as SVG, allowing clients to list, search, and retrieve icons by name.

Enables matching digital sRGB colors to the nearest Behr paint colors and searching Behr colors by code or name.

Enables AI assistants to design 3D-printable, multi-colour OpenStreetMap models in chat by finding places, creating and editing designs, rendering images or rotatable 3D views, and sharing links that open the design in a configurator.

Enables humans and AI agents to share one Excalidraw whiteboard: people draw in a browser while agents read and draw on the same board through MCP tools. Access is protected by a gateway with OAuth 2.1 and GitHub device-flow sign-in restricted to an allowlist.

Gives AI assistants tools to look up craft palette colors by code or name, find the closest match to any hex color ranked by CIEDE2000, and convert a code from one brand into its nearest equivalents in another. It covers 3,689 codes across fuse beads, seed beads, floss, diamond painting, yarn, LEGO and Minecraft so answers come from data rather than memory.

Enables an AI coding tool to identify UI patterns by name, flag clashes between combined patterns with platform and audience cautions, catch vague design language, and assemble a precise, ready-to-build UI prompt. Runs locally with no account or API key.

MCP server for searching Material Design Icons, enabling AI agents to find icons by name, alias, category, or concept.

Enables people and AI agents to generate personalized animated robot avatars with accessories, colors, expressions, fluid bodies, and badges, then export them as SVG, PNG, or GIF through local MCP tools.

Enables natural-language CAD geometry creation in Autodesk Fusion 360 by connecting an LLM running in WSL via OpenCode to Fusion on the Windows host.

Enables AI agents to control Affinity by Canva on Windows through natural language, including document operations, tool selection, layer manipulation, mouse/keyboard input, and real-time visual feedback via screenshots.

Enables AI agents to read and draw on self-hosted Excalidraw boards, listing and creating boards, adding, updating and deleting elements such as labeled shapes and connecting arrows, and finding library icons to place. Changes appear live on any board the user has open.

Enables agents to draw on a self-hosted canvas by creating and editing frames, text, shapes, images, and SVGs with auto-layout, then inspecting, exporting, and sharing the results. Also supports live viewing of agent edits, pinned comments, screenshots, and revision history so people and agents can collaborate on boards.

Enables AI agents to build, validate, query, and render 3D homes and object scenes from a single JSON scene file over MCP, with browser walkthroughs for people.

Enables coding agents to ground UI work in real product screens by finding concrete screen references and design materials for unresolved layout, state, or interaction questions, and by retrieving recorded design-system details such as colors, typography, components, and provenance. It also exposes bundled design-workflow resources, command prompts, and connection diagnostics, with catalogue access requiring a token.

Enables agents to create, read, update, and validate editable analog/RF circuit schematic projects (including a five-transistor OTA template), wiring and moving components by pin name, running topology checks, exporting SVG or SPICE/Spectre netlists and normalized JSON, and opening the browser editor with a project loaded. It also exposes the component library's exact pins and defaults so drawings stay netlist-correct.

Local-first visual workspace and MCP server for canvases built by people and agents, with a polished editor, extensions, and SQLite persistence.

Enables coding agents to ground UI work in real product screens by finding concrete screen references and design materials for unresolved layout, state, interaction, font, or icon questions. Also retrieves the recorded design systems behind chosen web screens and reports local connection status.

Exposes the full native VectorCraft command catalog and forwards each native tool—plus a generic name-based dispatch call—into a persistent illustration session over stdio. This lets clients discover available tools and drive drawing, editing, and export operations on local .vectorcraft projects.

Enables AI coding agents to inspect the currently selected Figma element or find layers by name, extracting layout, colors, typography, borders, and shadows as compact design tokens while exporting SVG and PNG assets straight into the local project. It connects over a local WebSocket to a running Figma session, so no API key, Dev Mode subscription, or manual ZIP export is required.

Enables coding agents to ground UI work in real product screens by finding concrete references, materials, and design-system details through a catalogue. It also provides bundled workflow resources, command prompts, and local diagnostics so agents can build and verify interfaces.

Enables searching Lucide icons by keyword tags, returning best-matching icon names.