"Information or tools related to note-taking" matching MCP servers:

Enables agents to turn Bilibili course videos into structured VitePress study notes by extracting subtitles, generating organized notes with key points and active recall, and saving them locally. It also supports video search and metadata retrieval through MCP tools.

Educational tools agent by Birkan Yavuz — an A2A + MCP server for classroom tools, with creator attribution in every result. It offers a catalog of 24 real classroom activities, including math visualizers and reading and sight-word tools.

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.

An AI-powered study assistant that generates quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and concept explanations from study materials using the Model Context Protocol.

Evidence-first YouTube research server enabling search, transcript citation, video analysis, flashcards, and collateral generation for MCP hosts and VS Code.

Provides Latin NLP tools for tokenization, lemmatization, POS tagging, reported speech detection, and LiLa Knowledge Base querying via MCP.

A local MCP study assistant that explains topics, creates study plans, and generates revision checklists through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables a study assistant to explain topics, build study plans, and generate revision checklists, with read-only access to course outline and status resources.

Provides structured MCP tools for querying college database records, including student profiles, course details, enrollments, faculty teaching assignments, and academic statistics.

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 AI agents to browse and teach the Deep Learning DIY course, providing access to modules, notebooks, transcripts, quizzes, slides, and homework via MCP tools.

A simple note-taking MCP server that stores notes and can generate summaries of stored content.

An MCP server that enables AI agents to manage a Frappe LMS instance, including creating courses, chapters, lessons, quizzes, enrollments, batches, and certificates.

Provides access to API Ninjas Random Word API to generate random words by type (noun, verb, adjective, adverb) for creative writing, games, and language learning applications.

Predicts the likelihood of school closures due to snowfall and severe winter weather using real-time weather data and machine learning algorithms.

This MCP server provides tools to retrieve monkey data and generate unique simulated journeys with species-specific activities and health statistics, enabling interaction with monkey-related information and simulations.

An MCP server exposing @playbykey/theory as AI-callable music theory tools. Compute chords, scales, progressions, transpositions, and MIDI/frequency conversions instead of having your AI assistant guess at music theory from training data.

Generates educational content like quizzes, lesson plans, flashcards, and grading rubrics from any topic via the Model Context Protocol.

Perfume database API with verified notes: 1,500+ perfumes, 160+ houses, 400+ raw materials in a fragrance ingredients database. 12 tools over MCP and REST, OpenAPI spec, free and keyless, answers in 10 languages. Look up a note or raw material and get the perfumes that use it, or a perfume and get its full top, heart and base pyramid. Built by Scento.

Enables searching and retrieving course details, schedules, prerequisites, and instructor information from the CMU course catalog via the ScottyLabs API.

Exposes Bilibili learning videos to MCP clients, letting them search videos, read descriptions and video metadata, fetch timestamped subtitles, and view top comments for note-taking and Q&A. All summarization is left to the client model, with optional cookie-based login for subtitle access.

Provides read-only access to StudyLife data including courses, notes, sessions, and learning goals, enabling MCP clients to query study information via natural language.

Enables integration with LeetCode APIs to retrieve problems, contests, solutions, and user data, support daily challenges and advanced searches, and perform authenticated actions such as running or submitting code and managing notes.

Read-only MCP server that enables assistants to retrieve sourced dyscalculia prevalence figures with their study references (DOI or PMID where available), chart and table datasets, and plain descriptions of the five number-skill screening games. It lets users ask which study supports a given statistic and get citations and credit details without ever scoring or diagnosing a person.

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.

Enables students to access Moorle courses, assignments, grades, announcements, and notifications through authenticated MCP tools.

Enables natural-language querying of course, teacher, and assignment information stored in a SQLite database, including fuzzy course search, teacher lookups, weekly schedules, and assignment deadlines.

Enables read-only interaction with CMU Student Information Online data, including student context, schedules, grades, enrollment, account activity, and campus life through MCP tools.

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.