"How to create Markdown files locally" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to plan and track McDonald's visits by locating stores, estimating commute calories, recommending nutrition-targeted menu combinations, monitoring orders, running spaced-repetition vocabulary practice during waits, and recording progress in a local dashboard.

MCP server enabling AI to search and retrieve Korean secondary school (middle/high) 2022 revised curriculum learning graphs, including achievement standards, topics, prerequisites, and transitions, via 11 tools.

MCP server providing a local learning graph for the Korean vocational high school curriculum (2022 revised), including 8,425 achievement standards, topics, and 10 tools for searching standards, topics, prerequisites, and learning roadmaps.

A public-safe demo MCP server for learning how to package Tools, Resources, and Prompts, using fictional contract text and local demo rules only.

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.

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

Rabbithole provides an infinite canvas for learning by allowing users to open documents, select text, ask questions, and receive answers that open as child documents, all running locally via an MCP server.

Connect AI assistants to Unfold It -- create goals with AI-generated plans, agent-assisted clarification, plan import with enrichment, individual progress tracking, cohort analytics, and skill assessments.

Enables AI agents to build, validate, preview, and read content-only H5P packages locally for interactive content types such as multiple choice, fill in the blanks, cards, question sets, and course presentations.

Turns a coding agent into a language tutor grounded in your LingoChunk listening history, providing tools to access vocabulary, transcripts, audio clips, and create lessons.

Enables Northwestern University AI students to sign in to their class OpenRouter workspace and generate, edit, and locally re-mask images through eight account, model, and image tools. Saved files, prompts, costs, and inline previews are kept local, with workspace-scoped credentials separated by cohort.

Enables MCP clients to fetch supported languages and limitations, assess pronunciation from audio against reference text in ten languages, and explain returned assessment results locally.

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.

Enables users to fetch a week's activities for a class from the Adalove academic platform as formatted markdown, with optional filters for week number, class, and detail level.

Injects the Code-Me brand identity, tone, and visual guidelines into LLMs with zero latency using built-in context files.

Turns your PDFs into locally stored flashcards and quizzes, grades your answers, and schedules spaced-repetition reviews entirely on your machine.

Enables AI assistants to read a student's own Blackboard (Ultra) data—courses, assignments, grades, announcements, and attachments—through their existing logged-in browser session, read-only and locally.

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

Provides spaced-repetition scheduling with the SM-2 algorithm as MCP tools, enabling agents to manage review items like flashcards or vocab locally. It supports adding, grading, and listing due items, plus optional pro features for export and forecast.

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.

A local MCP server for referencing course files from a configured classes directory, allowing listing courses and their files safely.

Enables AI agents to browse courses, read course materials and files, check assignments and grades, and—with user confirmation—post to forums, submit assignments, answer choices, send messages, and add calendar reminders in the virtual campus.

An MCP server that lets Claude Code create, edit, and publish Google Forms, including quizzes and response management, using OAuth with a verified Google app. It provides 15 tools for form building, publishing, and analyzing responses.

Enables AI agents to access a student's EPFL Moodle data—deadlines, course files, assignments, forums, and grades—through read-only tools.

Enables turning pasted syllabus text into dated calendar events, expanding recurring classes while skipping holidays and reading weeks, building valid .ics files with reminders, and merging calendars to surface conflicts. All processing runs locally without login or network access.

Enables searching your local study notes, course code, and lecture PDFs, reading files and PDF pages, registering doubts, and tracking completed lessons. Also provides prompts to generate quizzes and weekly revision plans grounded in your own material with source citations.

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.

Enables AI agents to search for information and files in the UTN virtual classroom (aula virtual) by logging in with institutional credentials. Currently exposes tools to list courses and retrieve site information, with more planned.

Enables AI assistants to create academic diagrams and plots, verify math and units, read lecture documents, generate exam papers, cheat sheets, slides, flashcards, and lab reports, and access school LMS course information read-only.