"Archive of Our Own" matching MCP servers:

Model Context Protocol server for Archive of Our Own: search fanfiction and have an AI read and rank fics for you.

Provides read-only MCP tools for AI agents and coding assistants to search podcast transcripts and episode metadata, retrieve transcript excerpts, and generate citations. It requires no login or API key.

Owner-side Apple Podcasts analytics over the Podcasts Connect Reporter protocol: plays, unique and engaged listeners, followers, and per-episode listening for a show you own. Not the public iTunes catalog — this is the data Apple's hosting API does not expose.

MCP server for the On the Cheap network — local guides to free and cheap things to do across 14 US cities. Provides daily event listings with times, prices and venues, plus a searchable archive of deals and guides.

An MCP server that provides live access to MusicBrainz metadata and Cover Art Archive images, with optional OAuth-based submission of tags, ratings, and collection edits.

Every movie showtime in San Francisco — repertory houses, single-screen neighborhood theaters, 35mm/70mm prints, and the chains — verified against each theater's own box office, with a published accuracy record. Nine read-only tools; hosted endpoint at https://scenef.com/mcp (no key), with a bundled mcp-remote bridge for stdio clients.

The Atlas Docs MCP server provides technical documentation of libraries and frameworks for AI assistants, processes the official documentation into Markdown versions suitable for LLMS, and is applicable to McP-compatible LLM clients such as Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, etc.

YouTube outlier research on your own free Data API key. It ranks a channel's uploads by their multiple against that channel's own baseline, with Shorts and long-form scored separately, compares several channels at once, and expands a niche from a seed channel.

Enables reading and writing the rollekino.fi film archive, including search, film details, stats, and reviews with personal 1-10 ratings alongside IMDb and Metascore.

Enables AI models to read and edit your own BandLab songs via natural-language prompts, performing concrete mix operations like adjusting track levels, pan, effects, and arrangement while creating new non-destructive revisions.

RzhuNeMogu is a long-running Russian-language humor archive. This MCP server exposes its content to AI agents over open streamable HTTP at https://rzhunemogu.ru/mcp.

Search and retrieve transcripts from 488 episodes of the Big Technology Podcast, enabling queries on tech topics and full episode access via Claude.

A WHOIS domain name query server based on Model Context Protocol (MCP), supporting the resolution of over 877 top-level domains and 169 country code top-level domains, and providing comprehensive domain name registration information query functions.

Enables secure local management of Yoto cards, devices, and audio uploads through the official Yoto API, using OAuth PKCE authentication with read-only tools enabled by default and opt-in writes.

Enables managing your own IMDb account through MCP, including searching titles, rating movies, and viewing or modifying your Watchlist using locally imported browser cookies.

Lets Claude read your own Spotify playlists, run stats and searches, find duplicate tracks, compare playlists, and group thousands of tracks into draft playlists by decade, genre family or chosen genres. Previews every change and writes the result back to Spotify as playlists containing the exact tracks, caching your collection locally so it never floods the conversation.

Enables users to turn festival lineups, moods, genres, similar artists, or blended playlists into reviewable, editable track drafts built from matched songs. Drafts can be published as playlists in the user's own Spotify account, or exported as Deezer-linked lists, running entirely locally.

Enables an LLM to search and read a self-hosted media library over its HTTP API — videos and captions, archived web pages, ebooks and documents, Zim encyclopedias, maps, tags, inventories, and the download queue. It runs read-only on your own computer and returns links back into the web app.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables retrieval of transcripts from YouTube videos. This server provides direct access to video captions and subtitles through a simple interface.

Enables searching movies and TV shows, finding magnet links, and starting downloads on put.io via natural language from MCP clients like Claude.

A group of model context protocol servers provide cognitive enhancement tools for large language models.

A local MCP server that exposes your own YouTube channel's data—such as channel metrics, video listings, retention curves, and pillar performance—to Claude Code via stdio.

Enables AI assistants to fetch YouTube video transcripts and metadata without sign-in, and access signed-in users' own YouTube account data such as subscriptions, playlists, uploads, and caption tracks via OAuth 2.0.

Provides 7 free fun tools (fortune cookie, compliment, fun fact, etc.) for AI agents as a sample tray of the full Agent Treats store.

The MCP server offers the function of extracting images from local files and urls and converting them to base64 format, which is suitable for LLM analysis.

Lets an MCP client read comment threads on your own YouTube channel, prepare replies, moderate or hide comments, and query YouTube Analytics reports. Every publishing or moderation action is held for explicit user confirmation before it takes effect.

Enables an AI assistant to query the full YouTube Analytics, Data v3, and Reporting API surface for one or multiple channels you own, with unrestricted parameters, local OAuth handling, and large-result output to files.

Connects AI assistants to a self-hosted Your Spotify instance and Spotify's Web API for deep listening analytics and playback control. It enables users to query unlimited listening history, generate custom Wrapped summaries, and manage playlists through natural language.

A lightweight service that provides cross conversation temporary information storage and retrieval for AI agents, supporting step-by-step processing of complex tasks.

A read-only MCP server that gives AI agents access to a user's Last.fm listening history, including recent plays, top tracks, artists and albums, loved tracks, tags, and similar-track/artist data. This lets the agent inspect someone's taste and discover music they haven't heard before, which it can then play through its own music tool.