"browser tool" matching MCP servers:

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.

Provides a comprehensive creative thinking tool with methods like structured process, perspective shift, and constraint-based innovation to enhance divergent thinking.

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.

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 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 an AI assistant to browse a signed-in school-communication account's classes, chats and message streams, inspect and adjust notification preferences and delivery devices, and send messages to a chat or class. Write actions require explicit user confirmation, and a read-only GraphQL tool allows arbitrary queries for anything the built-in tools don't cover.

An unofficial MCP server for Cambridge's CamCORS system, enabling supervision report management through a Chrome browser.

Enables MCP clients to teach on a view-only local browser chalkboard by drawing equations, plots, molecules, diagrams, and science illustrations step by step, with snapshots and saved lessons.

Provides a small educational library MCP server that demonstrates core Model Context Protocol concepts through book search, checkout, resource reading, prompts, and tool annotations, enabling developers to explore MCP mechanics interactively.

A simple MCP server that provides a hello world greeting and a tool to add two numbers.

Enables browsing your POLITEMall courses, retrieving content, grades, announcements, calendar events, and assignments using your browser session.

Enables AI assistants to read a student's own university academic data — class timetables, exam schedules, grades, available terms, and empty classrooms — from Qiangzhi (jsxsd) or Zhengfang V9 systems via a session imported from the browser. All access is strictly read-only, never performing course selection, withdrawal, or evaluations.

Enables access to Columbus School for Girls Veracross portal features including directory search for students/parents/staff, calendar events, and Lower School lunch volunteer scheduling through secure browser authentication.

Enables AI assistants to read your own SKKU iCampus data, including tasks, assignments, announcements, lectures, attendance, and grades, through read-only MCP tools, with a refresh tool to request a new sync.

Lets AI assistants browse a Brightspace-based course platform read-only: list courses, search modules for lecture slides, extract text from PDF/PowerPoint/Word files, and check upcoming deadlines, assignments, and announcements. Runs locally on the user's own machine with their own browser sign-in.

Enables arithmetic calculation, current time lookup, and attendance retrieval through natural language tool calls.

Enables AI assistants to search and apply for jobs on Handshake, track applications, and research employers using your browser session.

Gives Claude, Codex, Cursor and any other MCP client read access to your courses, content, files, grades, deadlines, announcements and discussions, using your own browser session.

A read-only MCP server that automates Google Classroom web pages for accounts without OAuth access, enabling search and reading of courses, classwork, and attachments.