"View React Documentation" matching MCP servers:

Bridges React Native DevTools, enabling AI assistants to debug, profile, and inspect React Native applications through a standardized protocol.

An MCP server that connects to your React Native application debugger

Provides AI agents with visibility into React applications by exposing tools to inspect component state, props, and performance metrics. It enables debugging and state analysis for both web and React Native applications through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables users to ask about render performance in React and React Native apps via natural language, exposing tools for listing render hotspots and explaining component re-renders.

Enables AI assistants to inspect React Native app performance including memory, rendering, frames, and network requests, providing plain-language summaries and shareable reports.

Streams live React profiler data to AI agents, enabling them to analyze performance and suggest specific, actionable fixes for slow components.

Enables querying Margint per-customer AI margins and costs from MCP clients. Provides tools to list customers, drill into costs, check budgets, and view workspace-wide cost breakdowns.

Read-only MCP server for aggregate HitKeep analytics and official documentation, including traffic, events, goals, funnels, ecommerce, Search Console, and AI visibility reporting.

An MCP server that enables LLMs to interact with IT Glue documentation, including organizations, configurations, passwords, and flexible assets. It provides tools for listing, creating, and updating managed service provider (MSP) data through the IT Glue API.

Provides tools for AI assistants to manage and diagnose MWAA Airflow environments, EMR Serverless jobs, S3 files, and Confluence documentation. It features automated pipeline failure diagnosis and comprehensive log retrieval across these integrated platforms.

Enables AI assistants to manage PagerDuty incidents, view alerts, and check on-call schedules with both read-only and write operations.

Enables read-only interaction with Proxmox homelab VMs and containers, allowing LLM agents to list VMs, monitor status and performance metrics, view snapshots, and check cluster health through natural language queries.

Enables LLMs to explore and analyze UK Government BEIS inspect_ai evaluation logs directly from tools like Claude Code and Cursor. It provides capabilities to list logs, view evaluation summaries, and inspect conversation histories for specific samples.

An MCP server for tracking and managing AI command usage history using a PostgreSQL database. It enables users to log, search, and view statistics for various AI-related commands and their execution contexts.

An MCP server that monitors and provides analytics on weekly report submissions in a Google Sheet, allowing users to check missing submissions, view statistics, and track individual reporting status.

API documentation drifts away from the running service, so consumers integrate against a contract nobody keeps. Routebase keeps API design, testing, mocking and documentation on one living source of truth, and this MCP server lets AI agents work in that workspace under the permissions of the connected account.

Enables AI to safely view and operate Redis databases with read-only mode by default and support for key operations.

MCP server implementation that enables LLMs to interact with Rollbar error tracking data, allowing users to list and analyze errors, view occurrences, track deployments, and access project information.

Captures and provides access to React Native console logs from Metro bundler, enabling AI assistants to retrieve, filter, and search app logs in real-time without manual copy/paste.

Enables users to query search performance, indexing, sitemaps and properties in plain language from any MCP client, returning worked-out analysis such as cannibalization, striking-distance keywords and decaying pages, with multilingual query variants merged so totals are correct. It also syncs data to a local store for history beyond Google's 16-month limit, including a 24-hour view, hourly data and timezone-adjusted days.