"Information about WeChat Mini Programs" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to control WeChat mini-programs running in WeChat Developer Tools through MCP tools. Provides automation capabilities for launching, navigating, querying, and interacting with pages and elements.

Enables AI assistants to automate WeChat Developer Tools for mini programs, allowing navigation, inspection, and manipulation of pages and components through the miniprogram-automator API.

Local-first MCP graph intelligence server providing RRF hybrid search, multi-hop traversal, source snippets, and rationale nodes for AI agents, without Docker or web UI.

Enables local tool calling over Model Context Protocol via stdio, providing deterministic tools such as calc.add, text.word_count, and text.summarize_naive after JSON-RPC handshake and discovery.

Connects WeChat Mini Program tooling to MCP and automation workflows. Provides scripts for opening, previewing, and uploading projects, as well as automator smoke tests.

Enables coding agents to read Jira Cloud issues, search via JQL, and retrieve comments, attachments, and change history through a lightweight, context-efficient MCP toolset.

Provides Xcode build, test, and package management operations through the Model Context Protocol.

Local MCP server for token optimization, providing tools to compress code/JSON, optimize prompts, and manage placeholder-based content redaction and hydration to reduce LLM token usage.

A Chinese-friendly, locally running MCP server for WeChat Mini Program engineering, helping developers break down ideas into actionable tasks, inspect projects, generate blueprints, and perform security scans.

Agent-First CRUD store MCP server — schema.yaml driven, SQLite backend, multi-table in a single daemon.

Enables dynamic reverse engineering and debugging of WeChat MiniProgram JavaScript through the Chrome DevTools Protocol, letting AI agents enumerate and search scripts, set breakpoints, step through paused frames, trace function calls, hook miniprogram APIs such as wx.request, and capture network requests to analyze encryption, signing, and anti-scraping logic. It also works against Chrome, Node.js, and Electron runtimes, with tools for extracting code bundles and page business logic.

A procurement scenario MCP server for testing whether pending work can resume after a service restart, comparing legacy and modern continuation. It uses SQLite for data persistence and demonstrates real MCP protocol messages.

Provides comprehensive system diagnostics and hardware analysis through 10 specialized tools for troubleshooting and environment monitoring. Offers targeted information gathering for CPU, memory, network, storage, processes, and security analysis across Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms.

Enables searching and validating n8n node schemas, and managing live n8n instances via its REST API, including workflows, executions, credentials, and webhook triggers.

Enables read-only access to SQL Server metadata, including listing servers, databases, tables, stored procedures, and retrieving definitions.

MCP server for GeneXus 18 that provides tools to open knowledge bases, list objects, and read object source code.

Enables developers to build Base mini apps from start to finish with 10 specialized tools for generating manifests, starter code, deployment guides, design guidelines, and debugging assistance. Integrates official Base documentation to streamline the complete development workflow for Base ecosystem mini applications.

MCP server to connect to Oracle databases and run SQL queries (up to 150 rows) via a single 'query' tool.

Connects to WMPFDebugger's CDP WebSocket to enable AI-assisted debugging of Windows WeChat Mini Programs, providing tools for JavaScript evaluation, script inspection, breakpoints, debugger control, and network inspection.

Enables automated testing of WeChat mini-programs via Model Context Protocol, providing tools for connecting to WeChat Developer Tools, querying and interacting with page elements, making assertions, navigating, and debugging.