"Zoom" matching MCP servers:

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol server that enables interaction with the full suite of Zoom API endpoints, providing structured tools with proper validation and OAuth 2.0 authentication for managing meetings, users, webinars, and other Zoom resources.

Enables interaction with Zoom services through the Zoom API. Provides access to meeting management, user administration, and other Zoom platform features through natural language commands.

Enables interaction with Zoom services through the Zoom API. Provides access to Zoom's functionality for meeting management, user operations, and platform features through natural language.

MCP server for querying the ZoomEye API

Gives AI agents eyes on in-memory image buffers in live gdb/lldb C/C++ debug sessions: list observable symbols at a breakpoint, view renderings, read exact pixel values, and dump lossless .npy copies. Agents can also drive the human's viewer window (pan, zoom, channels, auto-contrast).

Encodes a TypeScript/JavaScript codebase into a deterministic PNG heatmap that vision-capable AI models can read to bypass token limits for codebase-scale audits.

A free, local room where multiple MCP-compatible AI coding agents collaborate on one codebase — collisions prevented, human in command.

A FastMCP-based server that provides tools for retrieving animal species lists and specific animal details from a fictional zoo. It serves as a reference for deploying and securing Model Context Protocol servers on Google Cloud Run.

Enables real-time multi-agent AI collaboration in shared rooms over MCP, allowing coding agents to exchange structured messages, track evidence-gated tasks, and export reports for distributed development, code review, and frontend-backend integration.

Provides an editable, locally persisted design canvas inside the Codex desktop app, letting an agent create and modify frames, text, vectors, groups, and layouts through MCP tools. Humans can review, drag, pan, zoom, and undo alongside the agent, with edits autosaved to disk and exportable as images, SVG, design JSX, or .fig backups.

Turns raw diagram source text into an interactive SVG rendered directly inline in Claude Desktop conversations, with pan, zoom, fit-to-width, copy-source and fullscreen controls instead of a static code block. It runs as a standalone local stdio server available to every conversation, so any diagram definition can be viewed and explored without leaving the chat.

Enables every coding agent session, on every machine you use, to share one permanent word-for-word memory that is folded into a binary tree of one-line summaries, so a fresh session can read the whole history in a fixed-size view and zoom into any line down to the original message. Summaries are produced by your own agents through the server's compaction tools, with no model or API key required, and machines synchronize through a shared folder without any central owner.

Enables agentic accessibility auditing of a URL through a tool that runs axe-core, zoom and WCAG text-spacing checks, a keyboard-focus agent, and visual analysis, returning fixes as Markdown plus structured results. Keeps Chromium warm between calls so an agent can audit, apply fixes, and re-audit the same page to see what changed.

A git-native decision journal that uses a local LLM to infer and store the rationale behind code changes, providing MCP tools for AI coding tools to query commit history.

Connects a DeepSeek Harness agent to 嘉立创EDA专业版 / EasyEDA Pro through a local loopback bridge and JLCEDA extension, letting it search and place components, draw wires, net flags and labels, inspect and delete primitives, and save or zoom schematic documents. It also covers PCB work: placement and movement of components, tracks, vias, regions and board outlines, auto-place and auto-route with job polling, DRC, copper pours, and Gerber export.

Provides a local chat room for coordinating work across Git worktrees, coding agents (Claude, Codex), and humans, with tools to start, wake, stop, message, and search agent sessions.

Enables multiple Claude Code sessions to join the same named room and exchange messages so they can sync context without manual copy-pasting. Supports same-machine file storage or remote HTTP relay transport, with a watcher that pushes new messages into running sessions.

A multi-agent collaboration layer for AI coding agents enabling real-time communication, code review, and task handoff across distributed development sessions.

Grants an agent a bounded view of the filesystem where each directory is declared explicitly with a role (reference, sourcecode, workspace) that caps operations to read, write, or delete, resolving every path through a single confinement and permission checkpoint. Common secrets such as .env, keys, and .git are filtered from both access and listings, and deletions only move files into a per-root trash instead of erasing them.

A nightly local pipeline that ingests zom codebases and their GitHub activity, compiles them into a queryable markdown brain, and serves it to Claude Code over MCP with strong privacy guarantees.