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Enables the generation of educational content such as multiple choice questions, lesson plans, and flashcards by connecting local Ollama models to Claude. It leverages the Educhain library to provide structured AI-powered learning tools through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables generation of chemical structures, reactions, spectra, titration curves, 3D models, and more from natural language or SMILES, using RDKit for offline rendering and supporting formats like PNG, SVG, CDXML, and Anki decks.

Enables querying Schoox LMS data (users, courses, enrollments, etc.) via natural language using AI assistants, without writing API code.

Enables searching Brown University courses, getting detailed course info, and checking schedule conflicts via natural language, using the university's public course catalog API.

Enables searching and retrieving course listings, departments, and syllabi from National Chengchi University's public course API using natural language.

Calculates pizza dough ingredient quantities using baker's percentages from ball count, weight, hydration, flour blend, and fermentation schedule. Returns grams of each flour, water, salt, and yeast with a readable summary and structured JSON.

Provides Chinese figurative language lookup backed by CC-CEDICT, helping to verify whether a word or phrase has recorded figurative usage or is a one-off creative expression.

A minimal Model Context Protocol server built with the official Python SDK. It exposes one tool, define, which looks up the definition of an English word using the free dictionaryapi.dev API.

Enables MCP-compatible clients to access Digiforma's GraphQL API for managing trainees, training sessions, and executing arbitrary GraphQL queries or schema introspection.

Enables planning real-life events using the Chinese Tung Shing almanac with NASA-grade astronomy and the 1739 imperial canon.

Enables read-only querying of Moodle as a student, including courses, assignments, grades, forums, and files, using a personal web services token.

Enables RF and microwave engineers — or any MCP client — to convert impedances, analyze transmission lines and ladder circuits, synthesize L/Pi/T/stub/quarter-wave matching networks, and evaluate transistor S-parameters, stability, gain and noise circles. It also renders publication-quality Smith charts and returns human-readable summaries in English or Turkish over stdio or Streamable HTTP.

Enables AI assistants to query HSE University's RUZ schedule API: find students, lecturers, groups, and rooms by substring, and retrieve a student's schedule by corporate email or a group's schedule by ID for 1–60 days ahead. Works without login or browser, though only from the HSE campus network or staff VPN.

Enables deep access to UFRPE's SIGAA system, providing tools for login, retrieving raw HTML, making custom requests, downloading files, and accessing parsed academic data such as grades, classes, and curricula.

MCP server to search and retrieve regulations from 14 Korean universities' regulation management systems. Supports querying, listing, and viewing full text or specific articles.

Provides an MCP interface for accessing YOKATLAS (Turkish Higher Education Council Atlas) data, enabling LLM applications like Claude to search and retrieve details about undergraduate and associate degree programs in Turkey.

Enables MCP clients to search, read, create, preview, and edit Smartipedia encyclopedia articles with no API key or signup.

Enables AI agents to draft and validate definitions files from notes, generate questions in GIFT or Moodle XML, and review or exclude them before importing into Moodle.

Searches US colleges and scholarships using government data, enabling comparisons of tuition, debt, earnings, and program-specific outcomes.

Enables read-only querying of eight campus services through independent local MCP adapters: mailbox search, reading and attachment download, Blackboard courses, academic-system terms, timetable and grades, library loans and navigation, teaching-office notices, the Nan7 market listings, course-review community ratings, and the campus data dashboard. Credentials and sessions remain on the user's own device, encrypted with Windows DPAPI, and nothing is submitted, registered, or booked on the user's behalf.