"Equipment or items used in windsurfing" matching MCP servers:

Exposes a small catalog of programming study topics through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for local learning.

Enables interaction with Zhejiang University's learning platform (学在浙大 / 智云课堂) via MCP tools, allowing natural language commands to check todos, view schedules, fetch lecture transcripts, and submit homework.

Provides AI clients with deterministic lookup and cross-walk tools for 1,460+ public-sector contracting references, covering FAR/DFARS, SBA set-asides, NAICS/PSC/NIGP codes, procurement portals, glossary terms, and capture playbooks.

Index docs websites and local folders, then let Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client answer from the current docs, with a link to every section it used.

Fetches up-to-date, version-specific documentation and code examples for any library, preventing outdated or hallucinated API usage in LLM responses.

Enables Claude to search and read documentation, ask RAG AI questions (one-shot or in a conversation), and create/edit documents in the Meet Rupert knowledgebase, including handling image attachments.

Connects a Zotero research library to AI assistants so users can search items by title, author, tag, collection, full text, or meaning, read metadata and PDF content, add annotations, and add or organize papers by DOI, URL, ISBN, or BibTeX. It works in local or web mode and is available both as an MCP server for chat apps and as a CLI plus agent skill for shell-based agents.

Enables coding agents to discover which pinned dependencies changed after their training cutoff, and to search those changes in their own words to get matching diffs, changelog items, and upgrade notes. It also writes a short notes block into AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md and flags outdated API usage after each edit.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Polarion ALM. Lets AI assistants read documents, work items, and traceability links — and create, update, and reorganize work items — directly from your Polarion instance.

It lets AI coding agents look up design tokens, component specifications, and prohibition rules on demand, then validate generated HTML or JSX with the same lint logic used by CI and editor hooks so violations are caught and corrected immediately. It also exposes the design constitution and rule sets as resources for reference during generation.

Enables searching and reading comprehensive Pathfinder 2e rules content from Archives of Nethys, including creatures, spells, feats, equipment, traits, sources, and structured creature statistics, with filtering, disambiguation, and a local response cache.

An MCP server that enables clients to extract LLM-friendly prompts from documentation in GitHub repositories or hosted websites.

Enables Claude clients to access a private local book library, allowing users to list books, search content, and retrieve metadata, chapter summaries, action items, personal notes, and infographic text through MCP tools.

Enables AI clients to query and trace ITGC audit workpapers, including controls from risk to test result, findings by rating and status, and open items.

This server allows users to interact with their Zotero library through the Model Context Protocol, providing tools for searching items, retrieving metadata, and accessing full text using natural language queries.

Enables searching, reading and writing a BookStack wiki in Markdown straight from a chat, with 11 focused tools, plain-English errors and one setup command. It runs over stdio for individuals or as a shared HTTP server where each teammate signs in with their own API token.

Enables auditing of every citation in a LaTeX or Markdown manuscript (English or Portuguese) against the actual passage in the cited PDF, verifying quotes literally, fetching sources from local folders, Zotero, arXiv and open-access APIs, and flagging bibliography problems such as retractions or missing DOIs. It also drafts and safely applies approved rewrites or new evidence-backed paragraphs in the .tex file with validation, encoding preservation and backups.

Enables ChatGPT to discover and read local project governance documents, including decisions and action items, and optionally save or edit discussions back into projects using OAuth or a secure MCP tunnel.

Used to create an assistant integrated with n8n that can search n8n documentation, example workflows, and community forums.

MCP server for reading ONES documents in intranet environments, supporting authentication via account/password or browser session reuse.

Enables interaction with Old School RuneScape game data and Wiki through the Model Context Protocol, providing tools to search the OSRS Wiki and access game definitions for items, NPCs, locations, and game mechanics.

Generates API documentation in Confluence from Swagger/OpenAPI specs or NestJS controller files, including automatic Postman collection generation.

Fetches up-to-date documentation for any npm package directly in your IDE by retrieving README files from GitHub repositories or package tarballs. Provides real-time access to current package documentation and API information.

Local MCP server for querying Oli/LimX documentation via keyword, vector, or hybrid search, with citation support for use in Claude Code or OpenCode/August.

Enables users to search and fetch documentation from supported libraries (langchain, llama-index, openai, uv) as clean, readable text, which can be used as context for answering questions.

Converts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and HTML documents into Markdown, handling files up to 8 MB in a single call and routing larger or scanned files through an OCR and table-detection queue that returns Markdown plus a JSON structure file. Results arrive either by polling or a signed webhook.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides search and retrieval capabilities for JSer.info's JavaScript resource database, enabling access to items, posts, product information, and timeline data through various specialized tools.

Connects AI coding assistants to the DocuWriter.ai platform so they can generate, search, review, and manage codebase documentation, documentation trees, spaces, repositories, and Autopilot suggestions directly from the editor. It is hosted remotely with OAuth sign-in, needing nothing to install or run locally.

Enables searching arXiv papers in Korean, Chinese, Japanese, or English and saving findings to a local Markdown vault through natural language commands.

Enables AI clients to search, create, update, link, and inspect ALM projects, work items, LiveDocs, test runs, comments, attachments, and workflow actions in 2023-era deployments, with read-only and dry-run safeguards.

Provides tools to query the Internet Archive, including enumerating historical captures, listing revisions, reading snapshots as clean text, diffing captures, and searching archived items.

Enables semantic search over Omarchy, Arch Linux, and Hyprland documentation, allowing users to query configuration and usage information via natural language in Cursor, OpenCode, or Claude Code.

A drop-in Context7 MCP proxy that manages multiple API keys, balancing quota usage, caching responses, and providing failover for the standard Context7 tools. It lets MCP clients like OpenCode use the standard Context7 tools without worrying about account selection or quota limits.

Lets AI assistants find, read, write, version and share documents in a self-hosted internal content-sharing platform, acting only with the signed-in user's own OAuth permissions over local stdio or remote Streamable HTTP.

Enables AI agents to answer questions about a personal site straight from its published JSON bundle — profile, posts, case studies, pages, projects, stats and small datasets — through seven read-only tools for listing, full-text search, fetching Markdown, and querying dataset rows, with no sign-in, database or write path.

Enables coding agents to retrieve verified, human-promoted decisions in scope for a Jira issue or Confluence page, read source content with the caller's permissions, and propose new decisions for human review.

Provides access to Old School RuneScape wiki information and game data through MCP tools. Enables users to query OSRS game content, items, and mechanics via natural language.

Enables agents to search official AWS documentation, read pages as clean markdown-style text in slices, and get related page recommendations without an AWS account or API key.

Enables AI assistants to sync DEHú notifications and communications using a configured digital certificate, list pending items without opening them, download PDFs, and answer questions about them.

Provides a TypeScript MCP server scaffold that exposes tested, one-file tools to models with profile-scoped listings, honest annotations, response budgets, capability gating, and self-served guides and skills. Ships an in-memory notes backend as a working example and runs over stdio or Streamable HTTP.