"Understanding File Usage" matching MCP servers:

Enables connecting an existing Liftaven workspace to search and analytics tools, providing an SEO workspace for understanding search performance and improving your website.

Enables any MCP-capable agent to generate App Store and Google Play store screenshots from screen layout JSON plus local image file paths, returning a job ID for async polling or a direct download link. It also exposes render status polling with signed download URLs and per-response quota, balance, and cost metadata.

MCP server exposing content contract validators (SEO.md, PRODUCTHUNT.md, LINKEDIN.md) as tools so AI agents can verify generated content against concrete rules without maintaining linters. It provides linting and JSON-LD export tools with config and content passed as parameters, not file paths.

Enables natural language queries about the technologies behind websites and the companies running them, using the StackScan Tech Lookup API. Includes tools for domain technology lookup, company details, technology usage stats, and batch company lookups.

Enables users to connect AI assistants or coding agents to scan pages for readiness to be cited by AI search engines and used by AI agents, then retrieve fix checklists, reports, domain data, and usage information.

Enables AI assistants in MCP clients to turn long videos from YouTube, VK Video, RuTube, Dzen, Twitch, Yandex Disk, Google Drive or direct links into captioned vertical Shorts/Reels, transcripts and articles, returning links to the finished clips. It also exposes read-only modes and job quoting so clients can inspect sources and estimate credit usage before creating anything.

Provides deal mechanics for creators to understand and negotiate pricing models, usage rights, and negotiation moves, based on structure rather than rate quotes.

Generates 1200x630 social preview images (PNG/SVG) from a title and tag line via the oganvil OG image API, returning hosted render URLs and quota usage directly from MCP-capable clients.

Manages social media posts, accounts, and AI usage from MCP-aware clients. Supports scheduling, editing, canceling, AI caption generation, and repurposing URLs into platform-optimized content.

Enables programmatic access to your SwipeBuilder ad swipe library to retrieve saved ads and manage collections across various social media platforms. It allows for filtering swipes by platform or format and provides tools to monitor API credit usage through natural language.

Enables AI tools to create, inspect, update, and deactivate deep links, read analytics, usage, and referral data, manage webhook deliveries, check App Links / Universal Links files, and search bundled documentation.

Enables Claude to search for and enrich B2B/B2C leads with emails and phone numbers across LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and websites, and to validate and fill gaps in uploaded contact lists while quoting and confirming credit usage.

Enables AI agents to send server-side conversion events such as leads, signups, purchases, and subscriptions to ad platforms using a user-supplied API key, with normalization, hashing, deduplication, Meta CAPI test events, and usage statistics.

MCP server for self-hosted Listmonk newsletters: manage subscribers, lists, campaigns, templates (including from local files), media and transactional email. File access is sandboxed to a configured directory.

Generate professional AI-powered presentations from a topic, raw text, or document file. Export to PPTX, PDF, image, or shareable link.

Enables building a scored, searchable swipe file from public Meta Ads Library research, with tools to generate new ServiceHawk ad copy from winning patterns.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude, Codex, and Cursor to read projects, monitors, captured AI answers, account/plan usage, and AI-referral analytics, and to set up projects, monitors, goals, and analytics properties. It also supports checking tracking-snippet verification, with monitor creation starting metered runs that consume credits.

Enables agents and scripts to drive a social publishing account through remote or local MCP tools: drafting, scheduling, approving and publishing posts, running durable background jobs with file attachments, and reading or editing Brand Memory, assets, and standing agents. Hosts can connect over OAuth with no API key, or run the stdio variant with a key for local disk tools.

Enables MCP clients to check whether AI answer engines such as ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can read and cite a given site, reporting robots.txt rules, edge-level bot blocks, llms.txt, structured data, JS-only content and other citation blockers with a score and fixes. It can also draft a starter llms.txt file from a site's homepage.

Enables local generation and validation of Considerate Pouchers one-pager deliverables with enforced brand guidelines, contextual visuals, layout QA, and strict file validation.

Enables LLMs and AI agents to query Google Ads accounts and reporting data through the Google Ads API, including customer lookups, resource metadata inspection, and reference material on metrics, segments, and release notes. Tools and resources can be selectively enabled and namespaced via a configuration file, with authentication handled through Application Default Credentials or an OAuth proxy.

Provides standardized brand guidelines and structured content templates for marketing assets like blogs, emails, and social media. It serves as a central source of truth for brand voice and strategy through an extensible file-based system.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex to search a 1,245-site backlink library, plan link-building campaigns, build links in the user's own browser by following each site's method, and verify every placement by checking the live hyperlink, anchor text and nofollow status. It also resolves captcha, login and email-code gates in the chat, and re-checks placed links and referring domains over time with spam flags and a disavow file.

Enables MCP clients to authorize Alibaba.com sellers via OAuth 2.0 and then publish or update B2B product listings from minimal briefs or full manifests, uploading local images/videos to the photo bank, generating AI-written product details and per-platform social posts, and tracking token usage with USD cost estimates.

Lets MCP clients run web-to-app attribution for iOS and Android apps, exposing tools for workspace usage, apps, keys, campaign links, decisions, reporting, spend, integrations, webhooks, exports, and server events through a public API.

Self-hosted MCP server for comparing ads, pricing, emails and sales pitches with AI-simulated buyers and inspecting generated objections. Supports local or hosted model providers; usage may cost money, and synthetic feedback helps plan real customer tests but does not prove demand or forecast sales.

Enables an AI agent to verify a single email address in real time, clean an entire uploaded list file with per-address verdicts, and download the results as CSV with the addresses that are safe to send to. It runs on npm with zero dependencies and includes built-in credit reporting and spending limits so agents cannot overspend without approval.

Connects AI assistants to a social workspace so they can read brand context and saved analytics, create reviewable drafts, schedule approved campaigns at future times, and access permissioned research. Scheduling, credit usage and paid refreshes stay explicit and separate from draft creation.

Exposes Codex's built-in image generation to any MCP-capable agent, returning file paths, pixel dimensions, and the prompts used, with support for image-to-image editing via reference images. Ships scenario presets (Xiaohongshu, video cover, poster, book/album cover and more) plus built-in prompt assembly and catalog listing tools so agents can generate or preview prompts without spending credits.

Connects Claude to Meta Ads for full management of ad accounts via the official MCP server and optional CLI for file uploads.