"How to Download Videos" matching MCP servers:

An educational MCP server example demonstrating how to build a server that integrates with LLM clients like Claude Desktop.

Enables querying of a locally pinned snapshot of the Education-to-Workforce Indicator Framework — 99 indicators and 11.8M observations — to browse questions, describe metrics, resolve places, and fetch or rank data across national, state, county, and district levels.

Enables MCP clients to search and describe API routes, retrieve people, admissions, academics, and billing records, download exports, and optionally make changes against a school information system, read-only by default.

Enables an assistant to search and read AnkiWeb's shared-deck catalogue, download decks as .apkg files or Markdown, list the decks synced to your account, and publish a deck after a confirmed preview, all through your own AnkiWeb session. It can reuse a signed-in session from a local Chromium browser or open a login window, keeping credentials out of the server.

MCP server that generates 3Blue1Brown-style math videos with Manim and AI voiceover directly inside Claude Desktop.

Lets MCP clients access a student's ZHAW Moodle account to list courses, find and download learning materials, sync local copies, and track deadlines, assignments, and announcements.

Enables converting natural-language mathematical descriptions into rendered Manim animation videos, returning playable MP4 links and reusable code without requiring local Manim, LaTeX, or ffmpeg installations.

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.

Lets AI assistants read a student's Canvas LMS courses, modules, deadlines, announcements and course files through the Canvas REST API, using university single sign-on with MFA instead of an API token, and download lecture slides into per-course folders. All access is read-only and works with any Canvas site, defaulting to Oxford.

Enables teachers, through AI assistants, to view courses, assignments, and student submissions, download submission files, and save grades with feedback after explicit confirmation via the Moodle REST API.

A curriculum that teaches AI agents how to spend their own money. Sixteen lessons from "what is a wallet" to your first x402 purchase. Teacher, not butler — never signs, pays, or holds keys.

An MCP server that exposes tools to query Erick Wendel's talks, blog posts, and videos, supporting filters and pagination, plus prompts and resources for content discovery and summarization.

Enables AI agents to log into the SIGAA academic system through its web interface and read a student's data: portal info, enrolled and past classes, course topics, participants, grades, attendance, assignments, exams, news, forums, and course plans. It also lets agents download course files and participant photos on demand.

MCP server for roadmap.sh providing developer roadmaps, best practices, interview questions, project ideas, videos, and local progress tracking.

MCP server for Science Tokyo LMS, enabling course material download, assignment deadline checks, and more via tools like list_courses and get_upcoming_deadlines.

Enables users to log into their university Moodle in a dedicated Chrome profile, choose courses from their real module list, and incrementally download lecture files to local versioned folders while preserving older versions of updated materials. Also exposes tools to check login and connection status, discover courses, list resources, and inspect per-item sync results.

Enables AI tools to read course materials, links, and deadlines from a student's university learning platform, and to download lecture slides into course folders for SlideMate and other MCP clients.

Enables natural-language querying of talks, blog posts, and videos across platforms, with pagination and filtering by title, language, city, country, portal, and year. It also exposes prompts for finding content and summarizing yearly activity, plus resources describing server capabilities and content statistics.

A local MCP server for low-token co-reading: import a book, split it into chapter-sized chunks, read it chunk by chunk, and keep notes so a session can resume without re-reading the whole book.

Enables AI assistants to securely read course outlines, deadlines, announcements, forum discussions, and files from Moodle, track changes, and download or mirror course materials with a personal read-only token.

A standalone MCP server that connects an agent to any CTFd-based CTF, letting it browse and read challenges, download challenge files, submit flags, unlock hints, and watch the live scoreboard. When the ctfd-whale plugin is present, it also starts, lists, and stops per-team dynamic instances and fetches files from them.

A beginner-friendly MCP server built in plain Node.js/JavaScript that exposes five tools (calculator, UUID generator, read notes, get weather, password generator) to teach how the Model Context Protocol works under the hood.

A demonstration MCP server for educational purposes, showcasing how to build and integrate MCP servers with LLM clients like Claude Desktop.

Provides MCP tools to read SJTU Canvas data, download course files, and access video/subtitle resources without authentication simulation.

A Model Context Protocol server that helps students manage academic workflows by integrating with Canvas and Gradescope to fetch deadlines, download course materials, and sync with macOS Calendar or Reminders.

Enables AI agents to search, read, and cite Chinese academic papers from CNKI using HUST single sign-on, with support for full-text retrieval, BibTeX export, and PDF download.

Enables AI assistants to generate interactive mind maps from text, YouTube videos, and web content using Mapify's API.

Enables users to authenticate with their own eCampus account and use AI to sync, search, download, read, render, and cache course materials, including PDF, PPTX, DOCX, HWPX, and text files, plus query and export imported schedules. It is an unofficial, locally installed MCP server that does not include automatic school schedule synchronization.

Enables agents to access TU Delft Brightspace courses, materials, assignments, grades, and more through authenticated local sessions.

Enables automated interaction with the Moodle platform, allowing users to list courses and modules, retrieve assignment details, and download course files via browser automation.