"Organic Maps" matching MCP servers:

Exposes SEO and AI-readability audit tools to AI agents, enabling one-shot anonymous audits or full authenticated audits with PDF reports and organic traffic data.

Connects AI assistants to site performance and indexing data, enabling listing of verified properties, querying organic traffic metrics, and inspecting URL indexing status.

MCP server that exposes Cleanuparr's REST API for inspecting status, history, statistics, jobs, and configuration, enabling natural language interaction with Cleanuparr.

MCP server exposing Tracearr's Public API v2 as read-only tools to query Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby monitoring data such as watch history, active streams, media, users, libraries, and recently added items.

MCP server exposing Dashbrr's REST API as tools, so an LLM can read and manage a dashbrr instance: configured services, per-service health, and summary panels for many apps. Write tools cover settings management, download-queue deletes, Overseerr approvals, UI preferences, and the Plex auth PIN flow.

MCP server exposing Profilarr's v1 REST API as tools, enabling an LLM to inspect and manage linked databases, connected Radarr/Sonarr instances, backups, jobs, announcements, and system status.

Enables mapping JavaScript error stack traces back to original source code, extracting context information to help developers locate and fix issues.

A read-only MCP server for AppDynamics that exposes 12 task-oriented tools to query applications, topology, metrics, snapshots, health rules, anomalies, events, alerting config, analytics events, and dependency maps via OAuth API-client credentials.

Exposes the Sonarr v3 REST API as MCP tools, enabling LLMs to read and manage a Sonarr instance including series, episodes, downloads, history, and more. Supports both read and write operations, with destructive tools flagged.

MCP server that exposes qui's JSON REST API as tools for monitoring and managing qBittorrent instances, torrents, automations, cross-seeding, RSS, backups, and related services.

Cirdan maps and watches the live infrastructure your agent session can reach — Docker, Kubernetes, cloud, IaC, and telemetry — then exposes it over MCP. It fingerprints the environment, builds a dependency graph, detects incidents, and can run evidence-backed actions. It inherits the session's own access and never escalates beyond it.

MCP server exposing Radarr's v3 REST API as tools, enabling LLMs to read and manage movies, downloads, history, indexers, and more.

Enables natural language interaction with SumoLogic for log management and analytics, with contextual awareness through a configuration file that maps your environment.

Enables interaction with Firewalla network security devices for network monitoring, device management, traffic analysis, and security rule configuration through MCP tools.