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Enables sandbox-less frontends such as mobile apps to reach the WeRead official gateway over Streamable HTTP by supplying only a URL and an access token, with no local process required. Exposes 14 read-only tools covering search, shelf, notebooks, reading progress and statistics, highlights, public reviews, and recommendations, plus a token-protected dashboard for shelf, notes, and shared-reading annotations.

Enables AI agents to create and interact with ASCII-based Zen gardens through tools for raking sand, placing stones, and practicing digital meditation. It provides resources for random Zen koans and generates meditation guides based on the current garden state.

Enables MCP clients to search a Zotero library, read items, take notes, organize collections, and perform semantic search over PDFs.

Markdown-first Notion MCP server — 26 tools, 92% fewer tokens, full round-trip fidelity

Searches Reddit for answers to questions and saves Q&A sessions to Notion.

MCP server with 23 tools for full Notion integration, enabling database, page, block, user, search, comment, template, and duplication operations through natural language.

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.

Create and save recipes in Paprika with natural language!

A personal note store exposed as an MCP server. Enables any MCP-speaking assistant to create, search, list, and categorize notes, with per-client bearer tokens for author attribution.

Enables users to index local Markdown articles and then search, filter, list, and retrieve them through MCP tools while keeping all content on the local machine.

A tiny MCP server enabling note management through five tools: add, get, update, delete, and list notes. Stores notes in a file configured via MCP_NOTES_FILE or --notes-file, with atomic saves and a write lock.

Enables an AI assistant to read and collaboratively edit Rustpad pads via the Model Context Protocol, using operational transformation for clean concurrent edits with human collaborators.

Enables AI agents like Claude Code and Codex to read handwriting and sketches drawn on a tablet in real time via MCP, with local recognition to text/LaTeX, session recording, and export to Markdown/Excalidraw.

Enables personal knowledge management through Claude Desktop, allowing users to capture thoughts, connect ideas, and reflect on thinking changes via natural conversation.

Enables MCP clients to interact with CalDAV calendars, letting users view schedules, find free time, create and update events, manage tasks and dated notes, and respond to invitations on their own server.

Enables managing bookmarks via the Linkwarden API with token-frugal tools for listing collections and links, adding/moving/deleting links, and creating collections.

Provides AI agents with direct filesystem access to an Obsidian vault for note management, task orchestration, context persistence, and git synchronization.

Enables an LLM session to read and annotate a PDF alongside you in KDE Okular, seeing the current document and page, the text under your mouse, and your existing highlights and notes, while also writing new highlights, deleting annotations, and navigating the viewer to a page.

A bridge server that allows LLM tools to interact with an Obsidian vault through a local REST API, enabling file operations, note management, and metadata access through natural language.

A local, zero-cost MCP server that fact-checks your Markdown/Obsidian notes using a local LLM (via Ollama) and free sources like Wikipedia and DuckDuckGo, with no cloud API or API keys.