"Overview of Command Line Interface Usage" matching MCP servers:

A developer-focused server that exposes information from VW vehicles via a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface. This project is designed for integration, automation, and experimentation with connected car data.

An MCP server that finds great espresso cafes using a curated database of specialty coffee shops and a transparent scoring algorithm, with a strong bias against flavored syrups and mass-market chains.

Enables natural language search and retrieval of data from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) Data Platform, including location-based queries, attribute filtering, and data visualization capabilities.

A FastMCP server that exposes hospitality data — accommodations, events, and gastronomy — through a unified MCP interface, supporting multiple worlds for real or fictional data.

Unofficial MCP server for BUPT mobile academic system, enabling querying of today's empty classrooms, course schedules, and combined overview.

Provides MCP clients with direct, metered access to full-planet OpenStreetMap data through the hosted Overpass API, offering tools for raw Overpass QL queries, nearby and bounding-box searches, feature counting, and usage checks.

Provides real-time South African load shedding data through the EskomSePush API. Enables users to check current load shedding stages, monitor API usage, and access area-specific schedules and searches with natural language queries.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides a dynamic map interface with tools to add raster/vector layers, control map view, and modify paint properties.

Enables AI agents to search for stops and stations across all Norwegian public transport and to fetch real-time departure data — planned versus expected times, delays, platform, operator, and disruption messages — with no API key required. Covers bus, tram, metro, train, and ferry nationwide through Entur's open APIs, with filtering by line, destination, and future departure time.

Exposes the Camptocamp.org API to LLMs, enabling querying of alpine routes, summit altitudes, and course descriptions with reliable data to avoid hallucinations.

Enhances LLM capabilities with location-based services and geospatial data, enabling users to geocode addresses, find nearby points of interest, get directions, optimize meeting points, and analyze neighborhoods.

Provides Naver Map API functions (geocoding, reverse geocoding, directions, static map, and usage queries) as MCP tools for use in Claude Desktop, VS Code, and other MCP clients.

A step-by-step workshop for building an MCP server that provides weather tools to AI agents, enabling secure API key usage.

Allows agents to get the current location of the user based on their IP Address or to fetch the location of any IP Address.

MCP server for controlling StarLine car alarms via AI agents like Claude, providing read-only tools and command tools with human confirmation.

Provides access to Google Maps API functionality including places search, geocoding, directions, distance matrix, elevation data, and static map generation through the MCP interface.

Enables safe local MCP-based control of ArcMap Desktop 10.8, allowing read-only inspection of map documents, layers, datasets, and execution of allowlisted geoprocessing tools through ArcPy.

Enables Claude AI to access real-time Transport for London data for line status, journey planning, arrivals, bus routes, fares, and disruptions through natural language.

Enables interaction with multiple Google services including Maps, Finance, Flights, Gmail, and Calendar through a unified interface. Provides comprehensive access to geocoding, stock data, flight information, email management, and calendar operations.

A server for querying Brazilian postal codes (CEPs) using the ViaCEP public API, compatible with Goose as a command-line extension.