"VLC media player" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to manage Anki flashcard collections by creating, searching, and updating cards through a standardized interface. It supports media handling, batch operations, and review scheduling via the AnkiConnect add-on.

MCP server that tracks what you are working on. Logs are stored locally as one markdown file per day on your Desktop.

A local MCP server that keeps one source of truth about capabilities, accomplishments, and positioning consistent with derived profiles, applications, and résumés, by registering decisions, checking consistency, and assembling materials for media-specific documents.

Converts documents, web pages, media, and more to Markdown via an MCP server with tools for conversion, inspection, vault capture, and format listing, all running locally with privacy-first design.

Enables AI chat clients to search, create, and edit notes, manage decks and cards, preview card HTML/CSS, design your cards and work with media and .apkg deck packages through AnkiConnect.

Connects AI assistants to local workspaces for searching and reading notes, documents, objectives, and media assets, even offline. When the workspace app is open, it enables secure real-time creation and editing of notes, documents, objectives, and canvas highlighting.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables interaction with Anki flashcards through AnkiConnect, providing organized tools for managing decks, notes, cards, models, and media files.

Enables AI assistants to manage Anki flashcards, decks, note types, tags, and media via AnkiConnect. Supports operations like adding, editing, finding, and syncing cards through a local MCP server.

Shared Margin is a Codex-native room for reading books and watching films together one moment at a time. It enables human and GPT-5.6 to linearly experience media, capture anchored observations, and maintain a durable trail.

Gives MCP-capable agents programmatic control over an Obsidian-based Atlas VTT tabletop setup: browsing token and map libraries, revealing images on the player window, reading and safely changing settings, running allow-listed commands, and querying the live Fantasy Statblocks bestiary. Everything runs locally over the Local REST API's MCP endpoint with bearer-key authentication.

Enables MCP clients to safely manage a real Anki collection without Anki Desktop or AnkiConnect while synchronizing with AnkiWeb or a self-hosted sync server. Supports decks, notes, cards, tags, note types, templates, media, scheduling, review history, analytics, backups, and full-sync recovery with serialized, idempotent, and optionally destructive operations.

Lets AI agents retrieve source-linked passages from a local folder of Markdown notes or an Obsidian vault, optionally following the explicit links between notes, and can also fetch passages from pinned public GitHub files you configure. It returns bounded evidence packets with original text, file paths and hashes so agents can answer from your material rather than generating content themselves.

Enables MCP-capable agents to author, query, and maintain a self-hosted wiki through typed tools backed by SQLite, including full-text search, revisions, links, tags, media, and correction work queues. It supports configurable read, author, and admin tool surfaces for creating, updating, deleting, reviving, and section-editing pages.

A secure, multi-tenant MCP server that proxies AI assistant requests to the HedgeDoc API, exposing 27 tools for full CRUD operations and permission management across notes, media, and profiles.

Enables synchronization and management of FoundryVTT journal entries within a Notion Story Bible, including media export and conflict resolution tools. It provides a Model Context Protocol interface for LLMs to preview, apply, and monitor data mirroring between tabletop RPG platforms and digital databases.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Anki through the Model Context Protocol, allowing natural language creation, editing, and review of flashcards, deck management, and media handling.

Enables AI clients to read and write to a user-owned markdown bucket via S3-compatible storage, providing a persistent shared context layer across different AI tools.

Enables AI assistants to read chats, Saved Messages, files and media, search history, and send messages through your personal Telegram account.

Enables AI agents to read and edit Google Keep notes, lists, labels, collaborators, and media across multiple Google accounts using 24 tools.

Enables AI agents to read a Mac's Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Contacts, Clipboard, Location, Weather, and currently playing media through Apple Shortcuts, entirely read-only and local.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with the Anki flashcard application for studying, deck management, and note creation. It supports natural language interaction for reviewing cards, searching content, and managing media files across local and remote environments.

Connects Codex, ChatGPT, and other MCP agents to a Cordis account, enabling search, reading, creation, editing, and organization of notes and collections, media management, transcription, comments, and link retrieval via authenticated HTTP or stdio transports.

Enables LLM agents to manage Anki cards headlessly via Model Context Protocol, including deck listing, card creation, editing, deletion, search, and media import. It runs 24/7 without Anki Desktop.

Enables AI assistants to read and modify an existing Anki desktop collection and evaluate learning progress, with 80 tools covering decks, notes, cards, media, native image occlusion, tags, study scheduling, statistics, and deck options. Connects over local Streamable HTTP or a bundled Python stdio bridge without AnkiConnect.

Manages and analyzes personal information across email, social media, documents, and productivity metrics with AI-powered insights, communication pattern analysis, and cross-platform content management.

Provides a local MCP stdio service that lets AI agents claim web clippings—selected text, images, media ranges—stored by the extension, process them, and write back outputs. It bridges the Chrome extension's local data to user-controlled agents via Native Messaging.

A headless MCP server for Anki flashcards with Google OAuth authentication, enabling deck and card management, media handling, AnkiWeb sync, and .apkg import/export.

Exposes Anki flashcard collections to AI assistants via MCP, enabling AI-powered study sessions, card creation, deck management, and review workflows. Supports comprehensive collection operations including search, media management, and note type customization.

Read, search, and write Obsidian vault notes via Team Relay collaborative server. Supports shared folders, real-time sync, and AI agent access.

Provides persistent personal context (identity, projects, decisions, knowledge) to MCP-compatible AI tools, eliminating the need to re-explain yourself across sessions.

Enables Claude and other MCP clients to read and write a user's iOS to-do alarms stored in their iCloud private database, with tools for listing, creating, updating, completing, snoozing, and deleting tasks and managing repeat rules. It can run through a hosted OAuth relay or locally over stdio, and writes sync to the iPhone app via CloudKit notifications.

Enables an LLM to write Anki flashcards while the server deterministically validates CSV/Cloze/QA structure, hints, notes, images, tables, taxonomy, and cross-references, then compiles and registers them through a transactional manifest with ID registration, content receipts, locks, and failure recovery. Also supports media catalogs and descriptive information profiles that separate context, required recall, and optional explanation.

Enables AI agents to semantically search and retrieve content from a local Markdown vault. Provides tools for fetching specific notes and finding related ones via embeddings and wikilinks.

Enables an AI assistant to read, search, triage and send mail, manage calendars and browse, write and organize notes by driving the Mail, Calendar and Notes apps already on a Mac, with no dependencies, no network code and only two permission prompts.