"Using an MCP server to retrieve logs from a terminal for cursor" matching MCP servers:

Provides read-only query tools over OpenStreetMap data in PostGIS, enabling natural language queries for features, categories, and spatial analysis.

Provides real-time access to Israeli emergency alerts from the official Pikud Haoref (Home Front Command) API. Enables AI assistants to check current alerts, retrieve alert history with intelligent city filtering, and monitor emergency notifications including rocket alerts, aerial intrusions, and earthquakes.

Provides Estonian public transport timetables, trip planning, stop search, and real-time vehicle tracking.

Search for local businesses worldwide. Structured data optimized for AI agents. • Search Millions of businesses over 49 countries (Europe, Northamerica, Southamerica, Asia, Oceania) • Quality & demand scoring for every business • Ranking based on real user click-through data • No API key needed, free access • Rate limit: 500 requests/hour per IP

Enables a local Grok Bot to talk to the unofficial MySubaru API over stdio, supporting vehicle status, locate, tire pressure, fuel, odometer, climate presets, and explicit lock/unlock/remote start actions without exposing secrets.

Provides Google Maps functionality through Cloud Run, enabling route calculation, traffic analysis, route comparison, and trip cost estimation with rate-limited public access.

Search for local businesses worldwide. Structured data optimized for AI agents. • Search Millions of businesses over 49 countries (Europe, Northamerica, Southamerica, Asia, Oceania) • Quality & demand scoring for every business • Ranking based on real user click-through data • No API key needed, free access • Rate limit: 500 requests/hour per IP

Enables AI assistants to access real-time Transport for London data, including tube/bus arrivals, line status, journey planning, and disruptions.

Enables spatial analysis of large remote GeoParquet files directly from object storage without downloading or importing data, using DuckDB's predicate and projection pushdown to answer queries efficiently.

An MCP server for the iNavi Maps API that gives AI assistants iNavi Maps API specifications and ready-to-use HTML templates for interactive map visualizations (geocoding, POI search, route planning).

An MCP server that enables finding and qualifying local business leads through the Google Maps Places API, with tools for searching businesses, fetching details, and sweeping areas for coverage.

Provides authoritative astronomical data including moon phases, solar eclipses, and sun/moon rise and set times using the US Navy API or offline Skyfield calculations. It enables users to query Earth's seasons and celestial events for any location and date.

Provides real-time fuel prices at gas stations in Spain using the government's public API. Enables users to find the cheapest fuel in a municipality or list stations sorted by price.

Enables querying current weather conditions for a named location with an optional country code, returning structured results that include units, time, resolved location, and data source.

Provides real-time air quality data (US AQI, PM2.5, PM10, ozone, NO2, SO2, CO) for any city via natural language, using free Open-Meteo data and a single tool.

MCP server for W-2 event staffing across 300+ US and Canadian markets. Five read-only lookups (city coverage, staffing roles, all-inclusive W-2 rate ranges, lead-time guidance, and state-by-state compliance) plus an opt-in request_quote tool that submits a structured staffing request to TempGuru for a human-reviewed quote. No authentication required; connect with the URL alone.

Enables booking premium private chauffeur transfers in Paris and across Europe directly from AI agents. Provides tools to list vehicles, get quotes, book rides, and retrieve service information.

Enables to look up Japanese postal codes, convert zipcodes to addresses, search addresses by query, and list cities in a prefecture using the jpzip dataset.

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 real U.S. cities near a given zip code whose names match anything from The Simpsons.