"Wear OS" matching MCP servers:

JavaScript implementation of MiniMax MCP that enables interaction with MiniMax AI services for image generation, video generation, text-to-speech, and voice cloning through MCP-compatible clients.

An MCP server for OBS Studio that subscribes to events and maintains a history, enabling queries about audio levels, source states, and past actions rather than only one-shot requests.

Enables control of OBS Studio via MCP, including media source playback, scene management, audio mixer adjustments, and screenshot capture, using OBS's WebSocket v5 protocol.

Enables AI assistants to inspect and safely control OBS Studio over obs-websocket v5, exposing scenes, inputs, filters, outputs and video settings as read and write tools that default to dry runs and refuse changes while live unless explicitly confirmed. It also provides Source Record and IRL readiness checks, a BRB auto-switcher, and a scene timeline log for cutting clips from VODs.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for controlling OBS Studio via the built-in obs-websocket plugin. Lets Claude control your scenes, recording, streaming, audio, and more.

Enables interaction with Volcengine's TOS (Object Storage) service through MCP protocol. Supports bucket management, object operations, pre-signed URLs, and media processing including image manipulation and video frame extraction.

MCP server for controlling OBS Studio via obs-websocket, enabling scene switching, source management, streaming, recording, and text overlays through natural language.

Enables MCP clients to control OBS Studio through an inspectable WebSocket interface. Provides 155 tools for managing scenes, sources, audio, transitions, filters, recording, and streaming through natural language.

Enables AI assistants to control and automate OBS Studio via natural language, covering scenes, sources, audio, recording, streaming, transitions, filters, media playback, diagnostics, and multi-step workflows over the OBS WebSocket protocol.

Enables control of digital mixers (Behringer X32, Midas M32) through natural language commands in Claude Desktop, supporting fader control, muting, EQ, dynamics, effects, scenes, routing, and more via OSC protocol.

MCP server enabling LLMs to control OBS Studio through high-level show and effect APIs.

A server that provides tools to control OBS Studio remotely via the OBS WebSocket protocol, enabling management of scenes, sources, streaming, and recording through an MCP client interface.

Enables an LLM agent to control a local OBS Studio instance via obs-websocket, launching it, arranging scenes and sources, and starting or stopping recordings so it can capture its own screen as raw footage without manual intervention.

Enables typed, native control of OBS Studio—scene/source discovery and recording start/stop/pause/resume with status readbacks—through a secure loopback WebSocket interface.

Enables AI agents to operate a LiveKit deployment, managing rooms, tokens, participants, data messages, egress/ingress, and hackathon workshops with one-call room setup, status, broadcast, and teardown tools.

Model Context Protocol server for OBS Studio

Enables AI assistants to remotely control Sony DSC cameras via the Camera Remote API, supporting live view, shooting, exposure adjustment, zoom, and content management.

An MCP server that gives AI agents the ability to listen to and understand music/audio files, enabling semantic analysis, stem separation, lyrics transcription, and signal processing via tool calls.

A FastAPI-based MCP server that integrates with smartscreen.tv, allowing you to programmatically control web displays by displaying media, sending notifications, and controlling playback via HTTP commands.

Lets an AI model drive a Teenage Engineering OP-1 field over USB MIDI — designing sounds, playing scored parts, running tape and mixer, and authoring presets — while capturing every take from the device's own USB audio. The model then works from measured recordings of what was actually heard, reading levels, note detection and spectrograms rather than assuming what it sent.