"Plausible Analytics" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to manage Wistia media, folders, captions, channels, webinars, sharing, analytics, uploads, accounts, and background jobs through 169 stable API tools with guarded writes, bounded paging, and private account handling.

Exposes every documented Plex Media Server API operation as a callable tool, plus curated tools for library browsing, media search and editing, playlists, collections, live sessions, user analytics, recommendations, watchlists, playback control and subtitles. Enables clients to query, automate and control a Plex server, discover owned servers and control playback clients through natural language.

Enables AI agents to interact with Mux video infrastructure, providing tools for fetching video assets, clipping videos into shorts, monitoring live streams, pulling viewer analytics, and generating auto-captions.

Enables AI agents to publish and schedule short-form vertical videos across multiple social platforms, validate and normalize video files, generate platform-optimized metadata, and retrieve performance analytics.

Enables AI agents to build channels from video and audio playlists, start, schedule, sync, stop and monitor live broadcasts across YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, LinkedIn and X, and read stream analytics afterwards. Also covers project and scene editing, media library management with upload and encode workflows, and destination validation, over a stateless streamable HTTP endpoint authenticated with a LiveReacting API key.

Connects to Panda Video so assistants can upload, organize and configure videos, manage folders and playlists, read analytics and player settings, and generate subtitles, thumbnails and Shorts. Hosted with OAuth or API key authentication over Streamable HTTP, with a slimmer core-tool endpoint for chat clients.

Enables MCP clients to manage multiple named YouTube accounts through one local stdio server, covering video upload and scheduling, metadata, captions, playlists, comments, live broadcasts and chat, channel branding, and analytics reporting via the official Google APIs. It also offers optional FFmpeg-based local media tools for probing, muxing audio, normalizing loudness, trimming, burning subtitles, and extracting thumbnails.