"A resource for finding trading indicators" matching MCP servers:

Automatically crawls documentation websites, converts them to organized markdown files, and generates condensed cheat sheets. Intelligently categorizes content into tools/APIs and provides local-first access to downloaded documentation.

Provides AI assistants with specialized tools to interact with NIST's Open Security Controls Assessment Language (OSCAL) framework. It enables agents to retrieve schemas, explore models, and generate valid OSCAL documentation for security compliance automation.

Provides AI assistants with locally bundled tools to explore NIST OSCAL models, retrieve schemas, list community resources, and generate valid OSCAL templates for governance, risk, and compliance workflows.

Enables AI agents to subscribe to a deterministic daily ethics feed drawn from a four-module curriculum and retrieve read-only tools, resources, and reflection prompts covering principles, case studies, and codes of conduct.

Enables querying documents through a Langflow backend using natural language questions, providing an interface to interact with Langflow document Q\&A flows.

A tool that helps users conduct comprehensive research on complex topics by exploring questions in depth, finding relevant sources, and generating structured, well-cited research reports.

A Python-based MCP server that enables document-based question answering by processing PDF, TXT, and Markdown files through OpenAI's API. It provides hallucination-free responses based strictly on document content using semantic search and includes a web interface for management.

Enables document-based question answering using OpenAI's GPT-4 with semantic search and embeddings. Upload PDF, TXT, or Markdown files and get answers strictly based on document content with source attribution and confidence scores.

Lets AI agents browse and read a university's student resource center portal, retrieving the resource pages for a given admission year and department along with progression and graduation requirements, student handbook sections, academic calendars, bus timetables, class advisors, application forms and manuals, and contact information, each answer cited with its source document and page. It is an unofficial tool that runs locally and drives Chrome or Edge to access the portal on the user's behalf.

Provides Large Language Models with real-time access to the latest documentation for Python libraries like Langchain, LlamaIndex, and OpenAI, enabling accurate and up-to-date code suggestions.

Enables interactive AI chat through the Anthropic API, with document retrieval, slash commands, and extensible MCP tool integrations.

Enables IDEs like Cursor, Windsurf, and Claude Code to access and query Appwrite documentation through a vector-powered search system. Provides developers with contextual Appwrite documentation directly within their development environment.

Enables LLM clients to access crop yield predictions from RGB imagery, topic-based PDF literature, and soil lab/moisture CSV data.

Provides access to developer roadmap content from roadmap.sh, allowing users to list available roadmaps and fetch detailed Markdown content for specific career paths.

Provides AI assistants with access to OpenAPI specifications, enabling API discovery, schema retrieval, and direct API execution with support for OAuth 2.0 and other authentication methods.

A read-only MCP server providing curated Qdrant documentation for LLMs, enabling retrieval of the latest and most accurate documentation.

MCP server for Wiki.js with full GraphQL API coverage, fine-grained permissions, multi-user support, and deployable on Vercel.

Serves read-only tools that let an agent inspect PDFs step by step: outline a document, search for text or figure values, read pages and tables in order, describe figures and chart data, and render page or block images, with every block cited to its page and bounding box. It also lists the PDFs available under a configured root folder, which it never reads outside of.

An HTTP MCP server that indexes large documents into exact-line-numbered sections, enabling AI models to locate, read, summarize, and edit parts of a document without ingesting the whole file.

Pulls up-to-date, version-specific documentation and code examples for libraries directly into your prompt, preventing outdated or hallucinated APIs.

Enables AI assistants to interact with OpenAPI documents for analysis, validation, and management through structured interfaces.

MCP server that enables introspection of any MCP server's registered tools by exposing mcpreg/list, mcpreg/get, and mcpreg/query tools, making tool registry accessible even when the underlying SDK lacks list_tools().

Enables AI assistants to analyze project folders for dependencies and frameworks and fetch current documentation or datasheets from the web.

Enables scraping and searching documentation websites using semantic or keyword search, with support for multiple deployment modes.

An MCP server that retrieves and cleans official documentation for popular AI/Python libraries via web search and LLM processing, exposing a get_docs tool.

A collection of MCP servers for Slack, Jira, Confluence, and release coordination to automate QA workflows and daily release status reporting.

MCP server that serves agent skills (SKILL.md bundles) to any MCP client, exposing them via tools and resources for tool-oriented and resource-aware clients.

A read-only MCP server that provides LLMs with introspection data and documentation for the Freqtrade codebase. It enables AI tools to access class signatures, method details, and configuration schemas to assist in writing more reliable trading strategies.

Provides comprehensive documentation for 377 Fortnox API endpoints and 81 resource categories directly from the official OpenAPI specification. It enables users to search, browse, and explore technical endpoint details and data schemas within AI assistants without requiring authentication.

An MCP server for TradeCanvas Trading Chart, so a coding agent looks names up instead of guessing them. It answers from a catalog generated from the library's own code: the same version, the same names.