"Session" matching MCP servers:

Enables web search via Tavily API, dice rolling, and marketing/company news retrieval through MCP tools.

This MCP server searches Google's public ads database and uses AI to analyze ad images/videos, with intelligent caching for performance.

Enables managing OLX.uz profiles and adverts, viewing statistics, and performing competitor and market analysis through Claude or other MCP clients using the user's browser session.

An MCP server that lets AI agents read and manage Telegram Ads campaigns, including listing accounts and ads, reading stats and budgets, and creating/updating ads, CPM, status, and budget by driving the real ads.telegram.org web UI through Playwright with a reused cookie-based login session.

Enables AI agents to create, target, pause, and read stats for Telegram Ads campaigns through ads.telegram.org using a logged-in session, with tools for managing ads, creatives, targeting, and account settings.

Multi-account Google Search Console MCP server enabling AI assistants to query multiple GSC accounts by name in a single session, with support for OAuth and service accounts.

Read-only MCP server for querying, analyzing, and reporting Kakao Moment ad data. Supports OAuth login and session-based authentication for multi-user hosting.

Multi-account Google Ads MCP server that allows connecting any number of Google Ads accounts and querying campaign performance, keywords, search terms, and account analytics by name in the same session.

Gives AI coding agents a project's growth context, exposing site audits, prioritized findings, live analytics, ad, search, and lifecycle marketing data, and session-replay insights so they can answer growth questions and recommend next steps. Also provides action tools to provision measurement, provision ad resources, and turn findings into reviewable code-fix workflows such as pull requests, diffs, and previews.

Enables AI agents to generate SEO-optimized CSDN blog drafts, refine them against a writing style guide, run SEO self-checks, and optionally publish them to CSDN's draft box via browser automation with rate limiting and a human review gate. Also supports session-based login management, local draft library operations, and reading article statistics through CSDN's public API.