"Actual Budget" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that transforms Claude into an honest CV co-pilot, mechanically verifying all claims against your actual experience through a structured truth base.

Enables web AI agents to operate local projects through MCP, with real-time display of the actual model name and thinking effort.

tsugime is an MCP server that declares expected correspondences between tools (like index files and actual files) and checks them. It reports any mismatches, never modifying anything.

Streamlined MCP server with 8 essential tools for file operations, code editing, and command execution, covering 97.5% of actual workflow with minimal overhead.

Enables AI assistants to write .env files with secrets stored locally, allowing search by name/description while keeping actual secret values private and never exposed to the AI.

Enables auditing of every citation in a LaTeX or Markdown manuscript (English or Portuguese) against the actual passage in the cited PDF, verifying quotes literally, fetching sources from local folders, Zotero, arXiv and open-access APIs, and flagging bibliography problems such as retractions or missing DOIs. It also drafts and safely applies approved rewrites or new evidence-backed paragraphs in the .tex file with validation, encoding preservation and backups.

Enables AI agents to read, replace, and write files through line-range-scoped, byte-literal edits that preserve CRLF/LF line endings and indentation, reject ambiguous matches, and perform atomic writes. It returns the actual current range content and a self-correction hint on mismatch, eliminating 'Could not find oldString' failures in MCP clients like opencode and Claude Desktop.

Enables MCP hosts to query and maintain a shared, local-first long-term memory stored as plain markdown files, with budget-aware recall and gated writes. It supports auditable recall and write receipts, failing closed when writes violate trust, deduplication, or destructive-change rules.