"Most Used Minecraft Plugins (MCP)" matching MCP servers:

Enables checking names against the FBI Most Wanted list for compliance and AML due diligence via a read-only MCP tool.

Enables AI assistants to answer plain-language queries about official real estate data in Germany and Austria, covering cadastral parcels, zoning plans, land values, buildings, terrain, 3D models, aerial images, and property listings. Parcel and listing results link to map views with outlines, plans, buildings, and aerial imagery.

Provides access to Danish energy data from Energinet, including real-time electricity spot prices, CO2 emissions, and production mix. It enables users to monitor grid status and identify the most cost-effective hours for energy-intensive tasks.

Enables querying official Brazilian Central Bank PTAX dollar closing exchange rates by specific date, date range, or most recent available quotation.

Enables AI assistants to query Brazilian public data from IBGE, Banco Central, INMET, and Câmara dos Deputados, including population, economic indicators, weather observations, and legislative information, without requiring API keys for most tools.

The most comprehensive keyless federal-data MCP server. 36 tools for SAM.gov + USAspending + Federal Register + eCFR + Grants.gov. No API key, no registration, no signup. Works in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Continue, Gemini CLI, and any MCP-aware host.

Provides access to Hong Kong government auction data for confiscated, used/surplus, and unclaimed items via a FastMCP interface.

Provides access to 7 free government and open data APIs including NOAA weather, US Census demographics, NASA imagery, World Bank economics, Data.gov, and EU Open Data through 22 specialized tools, with most requiring no API keys.

Enables searching the FBI's official wanted-persons database and retrieving full profiles — including physical descriptions, aliases, cautions, rewards, and images — for fugitives, Ten Most Wanted fugitives, cyber and terrorism suspects, white-collar cases, and kidnappings or missing persons. Queries are keyless and can be made over MCP or plain HTTP, with no account required for the first calls.

Not another TSDR wrapper. Most trademark MCP servers wrap the USPTO's TSDR endpoint, which returns a single record when you already know its serial or registration number. Ours searches and filters the whole register. Your agent can find the marks it doesn't already have the numbers for.

Enables AI agents to check whether a specific provider, grantee, or contractor voluntarily reported misconduct to HHS-OIG and paid a civil monetary penalty to resolve it, and to browse the most recent resolved cases. Returns exact payment amounts, entity details, and full allegation narratives fetched live from each case's own detail page.

Enables querying national weighted estimates of consumer-product-related emergency-department injuries in the US, including per-product yearly figures with small-sample instability flags, rankings of the products injuring people most, and keyword lookup of product/activity codes. Runs keyless over HTTP or as a local stdio server, requiring no credentials.

Lets any MCP-speaking assistant look up SEC filings and fundamentals, 13F holdings, insider trades, BDC loan books, and U.S. government reference data from Treasury, FRED, FDIC, USAspending, USPTO and CFTC, with the source named on every answer. Most of its 29 tools run keyless against public sources, giving citations-backed answers without an account.

Enables listing categories used across NYC Parks events with counts, such as 'Best for Kids', 'Sports', 'Nature Exploration', 'Fitness'.

Enables querying open data platforms like CKAN via natural language. Provides a configurable MCP server with plugins for different data sources.

Enables querying point-in-time amendment history for UK law, including searching provisions, viewing provision histories, listing recent amendments, and identifying most-amended provisions.

An MCP server for the Congress.gov API that consolidates 91 operations into 6 comprehensive legislative tools that can be used by any MCP client (i.e. Claude Desktop), or MCP-compatible AI agent, to query and reason about congressional data.

MCP server providing access to Chicago city data from data.cityofchicago.org via Socrata API. Enables querying and retrieving city datasets through natural language when used with the Pipeworx gateway.

Enables parents and assistants to check baby gear — new, used, or inherited — against official CPSC and NHTSA recall data using partial details, label text, or a photo, returning a tiered verdict with visible evidence. It then walks users through the official remedy and tracks the fix until it's done.

Enables browsing, searching, and retrieving FRED economic data (800k+ indicators) through LM Studio plugins or MCP, with units/frequency conversion. Supports natural language queries for series like GDP and UNRATE.