"sap business one" matching MCP servers:

A second brain in one cloud-drive folder that your AI agent reads, writes and keeps tidy.

Enables operating Notion pages and databases through a single Markdown document, supporting read, write, search, list, update, schema, comment, delete, and move operations in one call.

Enables ChatGPT to read your Skim PDF reader's active document, page image, live selection, and red-underlined passages in one call, then mark those underlines processed or delete them on request over an outbound-only Secure MCP Tunnel.

Connects Claude Desktop to Notion and YouTube transcripts with one-click installation, enabling natural language queries about your pages and video content.

MCP server that connects AI tools to Microsoft OneNote for Business via the Microsoft Graph API, enabling listing, creating, and updating notebooks, sections, and pages.

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

MCP server for Apple Notes enabling read, search, write, and sync of notes with high fidelity, including styles, attachments, and bidirectional Markdown sync.

An MCP server that lets AI publish markdown documents to a clean, themed web UI. One tool call creates a shareable doc.

An MCP server that lets an LLM client browse and curate posts from a hand-picked list of Instagram tattoo artists via Instagram's Business Discovery API.

Provides a shared knowledge base MCP server for coding agents to read and leave one-sentence lessons, tagged by technology stack, to avoid repeated mistakes across sessions.

An AI-powered goal management system that transforms traditional goal tracking into storytelling, helping users focus on one goal at a time with personalized narratives and insights that increase motivation and achievement.

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.

MCP governance server that lets AI agents build and maintain a persistent, versioned wiki of interlinked Markdown files through validated tools, enforcing invariants like linking, immutability, and one git commit per write.

A simple MCP server implementing a note storage system with one tool to add notes and one prompt to summarize stored notes.

Enables Claude to interact with Hudu IT documentation, including searching, reading, creating, and updating articles, assets, passwords, companies, and more.

Enables AI clients like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor to search, read, and write back to one cross-model Markdown library of saved articles, videos, PDFs, notes, and conversations. Hosted remote server with OAuth 2.1 or Agent-key auth and read_only, edit, or full permission tiers.

Build, ship and think in one living agentic workspace

MCP server that provides secure access to a serverless Markdown wiki on AWS, enabling AI assistants to read, search, and edit pages with space-level permission checks and Bedrock-powered semantic search.

Enables people and AI assistants to share one persistent Markdown-in-Git memory, so any MCP client can load current context, save sessions and decisions, search notes, and work from a team's real knowledge across machines.

Provides AI agents with persistent memory via Google NotebookLM, enabling them to save, search, and retrieve dated sources and query notebooks with citations using a one-time popup login and keepalive session management.

Enables LLM clients to fetch weather and create, list, get, and delete notes through zod-validated tools over stdio or Streamable HTTP from one codebase, with production-grade error handling and hermetic tests.

Enables any MCP-capable AI client to search and write a local-first personal memory store backed by one SQLite file, fusing FTS5 keyword and locally computed vector search over records and git-tracked markdown knowledge pages. An optional authenticated HTTP mode shares the same memory across agents and devices without any cloud dependency.

MCP server that provides a navigable map of an Obsidian vault for coding agents, with tools to outline notes, fetch sections, query frontmatter, and grep content, reducing token usage compared to reading whole notes.

An MCP-native journaling server that prompts one question per day and captures your responses verbatim, with no AI rewriting or analysis. It integrates with Claude Desktop, Cline, or cron scripts, storing everything as markdown in your vault.

Enables AI agents to securely access and manage CRM pipeline, relationships, tasks, notes, files, and deal context through authenticated Streamable HTTP/OAuth, inheriting the signed-in user's permissions and business-unit isolation.

Enables AI assistants to search Crossref for recent journal papers, ingest and bookmark verified literature, store notes and settings, and track full-text reading requests through to reports. Supports user-approved handoffs where finished reading reports become saved Markdown manuscripts, sharing one database with the web workspace.

Exposes the entire Notion REST API through just two tools—one to search the bundled OpenAPI spec for an endpoint's schema, and one to call any Notion endpoint with the right version header and rate-limit retries. It runs on Cloudflare Workers behind Access, letting hosted clients connect over SSO and headless agents authenticate with a service token while the Notion integration token stays hidden inside the Worker.

Enables local-only review and organization of Apple Notes on macOS with safety-gated moves, snapshots, one-use authorization, and rollback, without deletion or content editing.

Enables AI agents to manage to-dos, lists, schedules, recurring tasks, and notes through standard stdio MCP tools, sharing authentication with the companion CLI and discovering business tools after login.

Save anything from your AI chats to Rook, the notes app for code. With one tool available: append_to_inbox, each AI client gets their own inbox. Requires Rook to be installed from userook.app.