"Improving Cursor Efficiency and Smart Features" matching MCP servers:

Enables discovery and control of smart appliances (TVs, media devices) on the local network through natural language, supporting providers like Roku, Google TV, and Home Assistant.

MCP server for DJs using Pioneer Rekordbox, offering 33 tools for library management, smart playlists, DJ analytics, and safe mutations with complete undo support.

Smart Search MCP is an intelligent search toolkit focused on the technology field, providing 14 enhanced search tools covering mainstream international and domestic technology platforms. It has functions such as intelligent URL generation, input verification, and advanced search techniques, making i

Enables AI agents to search, recommend, and deliver professional stock photos from Unsplash with intelligent context awareness and automatic attribution management.

Enables querying Rick and Morty characters, locations, and episodes using the Rick and Morty API with no authentication required.

Enables controlling smart home devices like lights, fans, air conditioners, and Android TVs through natural language commands, with persistent state and TV content search/playback via ADB.

A Python-based Model Context Protocol server that allows AI assistants like Claude to access and query your movie and TV show collection via Radarr and Sonarr APIs.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to manage your Radarr movies and Sonarr TV shows, including search, add, delete, monitor, and grab releases.

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.

Enables users to search movies and actor profiles, discover soundtracks, and generate curated Spotify playlists, with full playback control and playlist management through natural language.

MCP server for Scribefy — extract YouTube transcripts from Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT custom GPTs, or any other MCP-compatible client.

Enables creating and managing Spotify playlists using natural language with advanced similarity matching across 8 different algorithms. Supports finding similar tracks based on audio features, mood, energy, genre, and custom weighted parameters to build personalized playlists automatically.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude, Cursor, and VS Code to search movie and TV titles, read full records for movies, TV shows, seasons, and people, check trending lists, discover titles, and find cinema showtimes.

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.

Provides production-grade tools for YouTube channel resolution, video metadata extraction, transcripts, and playlist management. It features a quota-aware, AI-friendly design that supports structured searching and listing of public YouTube data.

High-efficiency YouTube MCP server: Get token-optimized, structured data for your LLMs using the YouTube Data API v3.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude, Cursor, and VS Code Copilot to search more than 50,000 internet radio stations by name, genre, country, or language and retrieve their direct stream URLs. It also surfaces the most popular and trending stations along with country and genre listings, with no API key or account required.

Enables MCP clients like Claude or Cursor to upload videos from your local machine directly to YouTube, schedule them, and manage channel content through Runsheet.

A YouTube MCP server that enables AI agents to search videos, fetch transcripts, comments, and channel info, with optional API key for extra features and local semantic search via corpora.

A smart AniList integration for the Model Context Protocol that provides AI assistants with tools for searching media, managing watchlists, and analyzing user anime or manga tastes. It goes beyond basic API calls by offering personalized recommendations, taste comparisons, and natural language profile summaries.

Connects Home Assistant media players to Cursor, allowing automated control of playback (play/pause) based on agent activity for dopamine-driven development breaks.

Gives Claude access to YouTube features such as transcripts, search, video and channel stats, comments, playlists, and trending videos, with optional API key for full functionality.

MCP server for fetching Bilibili video metadata and subtitles. Supports running locally via stdio transport for integration with MCP clients like Cursor or Claude Desktop.

Enables AI assistants to control Spotify playback, search for music, manage playlists, and access library information through the Spotify API. Requires Spotify Premium for playback control features.

Integrates with Steam Web API to enable querying user profiles, game libraries, store data, and community features like reviews and workshop items.

Enables AI agents to control a Samsung Tizen smart TV on the local network directly over its local APIs, with no cloud account or hub required. Agents can check power and volume status, switch the TV on or off, send remote keys, type text, launch apps, and play YouTube videos, all under configurable volume and key-press guardrails.

MCP server to control Spotify conversationally from Claude, Cursor, and other AI clients.

An MCP server that exposes the full BetaSeries API as 23 tools, enabling LLM clients to track TV shows and movies, manage planning, ratings, and social features via natural language.

Enables Claude Code to access YouTube features such as video transcripts, search, metadata, channel info, playlists, comments, trending videos, engagement analytics, chapters, SponsorBlock, and most-replayed heatmaps.

Enables controlling Amazon Alexa accounts through Alexa's private web API, including listing and controlling Echo speakers, Echo Shows and Fire TVs, making devices speak or announce, running routines, controlling smart-home devices and scenes, managing shopping and to-do lists, and viewing alarms, timers and reminders. Destructive actions are confirmation-gated, and arbitrary voice commands are deliberately excluded.