"Host Tracker MCP server endpoint" matching MCP servers:

Enables users to find podcasts by topic or Apple Podcasts/RSS links and retrieve host and owner contact details, episode cadence, recent guests, associated companies, and contact or guest-pitch pages, with one result row per show.

A production-ready MCP server for the Pexels API that lets AI assistants search and fetch photos, videos, and collections. It covers every documented Pexels endpoint with token-efficient output and license-aware credits.

MCP server for reading YouTube subtitles without authentication or external binaries, using YouTube's internal get_panel endpoint to avoid rate limits and fetch full subtitles in a single request.

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.

Enables AI assistants to interact with the M-Team private torrent tracker API for searching resources, retrieving torrent details, and downloading torrent files. It provides a bridge for Model Context Protocol clients to manage and access private tracker content through natural language.

An MCP server for Backloggd, the video game tracker. It lets an AI assistant search the game catalogue and read and manage your library — statuses, ratings, logs, play sessions, reviews and lists — as the signed-in you.

One-stop aggregation service of hot trends across the entire network based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) protocol, supporting real-time updates and multi-data source expansion.

A client, CLI and MCP server for the qBittorrent WebUI API, covering all 123 endpoints on qBittorrent 5.2.3. Destructive operations require confirmation, and read-only mode blocks every mutating endpoint, including through the raw call.

Enables running Plex from Claude.ai and Claude Code by exposing all 405 operations as tools, covering both your media server and plex.tv cloud services with automatic routing to the appropriate host.

Enables an AI host to perform bounded Stockfish engine analysis, whole-game review, opening-knowledge lookup, tactical puzzles, and persistent position-specific tutoring sessions. It also supports graduated hints, spaced review, speech plans, and optional local synthesis or board-screenshot recognition over stdio or HTTP transports.

Enables AI agents to build channels from video and audio playlists, start, schedule, sync, stop and monitor live broadcasts across YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, LinkedIn and X, and read stream analytics afterwards. Also covers project and scene editing, media library management with upload and encode workflows, and destination validation, over a stateless streamable HTTP endpoint authenticated with a LiveReacting API key.

Connects to Panda Video so assistants can upload, organize and configure videos, manage folders and playlists, read analytics and player settings, and generate subtitles, thumbnails and Shorts. Hosted with OAuth or API key authentication over Streamable HTTP, with a slimmer core-tool endpoint for chat clients.

Enables a voice assistant to query and control home services through MCP over stdio, including read-only Prometheus metrics, allowlisted Home Assistant lights and plugs, Plex media browsing, and PhotoPrism photo search. Each module activates only when its configuration is present, keeping home credentials on the host.

Enables an AI assistant to run cloud live streaming end to end: starting and stopping broadcasts, reordering playback queues, searching and organizing the media library, planning stream schedules, and managing multistream destinations. It connects over a remote Streamable HTTP endpoint secured with OAuth or a personal access token, applying the same validation, ownership rules, and rate limits as the public REST API.

Enables AI agents to connect to one or many YouTube channels via OAuth, upload and manage videos, and copy/paste tokens between machines through a stateless Streamable HTTP endpoint requiring no client installation.

A self-hosted MCP gateway that lets AI assistants drive your media services like Radarr and Sonarr through a single authenticated endpoint.

Enables control of LG webOS TVs over the LAN, including reading status and picture settings, applying picture presets for consoles like PS5 and Switch 2, switching inputs, powering on/off via Wake-on-LAN, backing up and restoring settings, and showing on-screen notifications. It runs as a Streamable HTTP endpoint secured with mandatory Bearer authentication.

Thin Host Protocol Adapter between an MCP host and the Drama Plugin, exposing plugin tools via MCP with automatic discovery and secure routing.

Enables AI assistants to query live motorcycle racing data from a free hosted endpoint with no account, API key, or installation, covering championship standings, race and sprint results, calendars with session times, rider profiles, live timing, and news for MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3.

An MCP server that lets AI agents control Mixxx DJ software over a virtual MIDI port, enabling playback, mixing, EQ, effects, and track loading.

Enables AI clients to pull full transcripts from YouTube videos, search videos and channels, browse a channel's complete upload history, search within a single channel, and extract every video in a playlist through one hosted remote endpoint. It supports API-key or OAuth 2.1 sign-in with no local installation, returning metadata and paginated results with stable error codes.

Enables an MCP host to scan and catalog a local drum and bass library, search and analyze tracks, plan and validate ordered set lists, and render gapless DJ-style WAV mixes with beat-aligned crossfades and bass swaps.

Enables AI assistants to search, get details, and download torrents from the M-Team private tracker via its API.

Lets Grok Bot or any MCP client schedule a GifOS broadcast with complete invite details (link, start and end times, visit link, ready-to-send text), run the host's booth to go live, play a prerecorded video and end the stream, and seat a note-taking bot that transcribes what is said on stage. It runs entirely on the user's own machine, broadcasting over GifOS's peer-to-peer fan-out with no account, API key, or hosted endpoint.