"A query about Google Chrome or a related Chrome topic" matching MCP servers:

Enables querying real-user Core Web Vitals field measurements — 75th-percentile LCP, INP, and CLS with distributions and ~40 weeks of history — for any origin or page that has enough Chrome traffic.

Enables AI agents to discover official public data sources, inspect their metadata and endpoint parameters, and execute live queries through a unified response envelope with a 500 ms budget.

Provides free Chinese A-share stock data including real-time quotes, historical K-lines, market scanning, and multi-factor stock screening via BaoStock and Sina Finance APIs.

Enables querying current weather conditions for a named location with an optional country code, returning structured results that include units, time, resolved location, and data source.

Enables querying official Brazilian Central Bank PTAX dollar closing exchange rates by specific date, date range, or most recent available quotation.

MCP server for answering questions about official statistics from a single publication URL, with tools to check query scope, retrieve overview, text, data files, and search.

Provides read-only query tools over OpenStreetMap data in PostGIS, enabling natural language queries for features, categories, and spatial analysis.

MCP server for querying the Central Bank of Brazil's 'Valores a Receber' (amounts to receive) service, providing read-only access to official data through natural language with a hosted server and prepaid credits.

Enables interactive access to JAXA's satellite observation data (precipitation, land surface temperature, NDVI, elevation, soil moisture) via Claude, providing tools for point time series, dataset information, and area image generation.

Enables MCP clients to fetch Google Trends data for any term, including interest over time, interest by region, and related queries and topics, all as structured JSON.

Enables AI assistants to fetch real-time news from Google News RSS feeds with support for headlines, categories, location-based queries, and advanced search operators. Features automatic URL decoding, concurrent processing, and intelligent caching for optimized access to global news content.

Provides current weather alerts for specified locations to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables searching Google's Knowledge Graph for real-world entities via two tools: search by query or lookup by Machine ID, returning structured data including entity types, descriptions, and URLs.

Provides access to Google Trends data including status, trending questions, and trending topics via MCP tools.

Enables AI assistants to query Google Trends data, including search interest over time, regional breakdowns, trending searches, and keyword ideas.

Enables users to retrieve current daily trending Google searches for any ISO country, including approximate traffic floors and associated news coverage.

Enables querying Google Trends data directly from conversational MCP clients, including search interest over time, related queries and topics, regional breakdowns, and trending searches, for market research without leaving the chat.

Enables users to look up any company's Google advertising by domain or verified advertiser name, returning one row per ad with its format, first and last shown dates, creative link, and Transparency Center permalink. Also returns a per-company summary stating whether the advertiser runs Google ads, roughly how many, and in which formats, with unfiltered by region, format, recency, or ad count.

Fetches ranked top headlines for any country via Google News RSS, with optional topic sections or keyword queries within a trailing day window.

Enables AI clients to look up Taiwanese Traditional Chinese publications from Google Books with automatic ISBN dash cleaning and checksum validation, ISBN-10 to ISBN-13 conversion, and high-resolution https cover resolution. Returns a normalized fact layer (identity, work, edition, cover, source) scored with publisher-weighted confidence for edition disambiguation, deduplication, and booklist decisions.

A read-only MCP server so AI agents can query the corpus or the live site.

Enables users to query official business registers in the UK, Norway, Finland, and France for companies registered within a chosen window, filtered by industry code, activity words, name, or place. Each run returns one flat row per company with its register number, legal form, registration date, industry codes, activity text, address, and share capital, with optional deduplication across runs and a spend cap.

Enables searching roughly 170 million scholarly works and resolving DOIs into normalized metadata, complete with citation formatting in any style, reference and citing-work snowballing, and author, journal, funder and topic profiles. It also extracts and verifies DOIs from messy text and exports bibliographies as BibTeX, RIS or CSL-JSON.

Ask about the Saudi economy in plain English or Arabic. No API key or database required.

Checks whether a company holds a UK or Netherlands work-visa sponsorship licence via the SponsorFinder API.

MCP server that exposes a Hawaii property pipeline as Claude tools, allowing natural language queries about parcel records, hazards, zoning, ADU eligibility, and more, based on real public data.

Enables AI assistants to search Twitter/X, YouTube, Reddit, Google, app-store listings, and 100+ other public web data endpoints via natural language, with prepaid credit or per-call USDC payment and no account or OAuth required.

A read-only MCP server that provides access to the public Basketball Vlaanderen (VBL) API, enabling users to query clubs, teams, matches, standings, and more.

Google Trends data: interest over time, by region, related queries, and trending now.

Checks whether a citation has been retracted, corrected, or flagged with an expression of concern by querying Crossref — including retractions that Crossref backfills from the Retraction Watch database, which publishers often never record in their own metadata. Lets an AI agent verify a DOI, or every DOI in a reference list, before using it in research or writing.