"Eight" matching MCP servers:

Provides tools to search for people using registered business cards and the public Eight network. Enables LLMs to query person information while keeping private data secure.

Enables MCP clients to search live, normalized job postings across eight applicant-tracking platforms, auto-detect a company's ATS and board token, and list supported platforms through simple tool calls without API keys or accounts.

An MCP server that exposes eight SearchApi.io search engines as discrete tools, returning trimmed structured results to save context.

Minimal Zotero MCP server that enables searching your Zotero library, discovering papers across eight sources, downloading PDFs via a multi-level cascade, and importing them into Zotero.

Enables read-only querying of eight campus services through independent local MCP adapters: mailbox search, reading and attachment download, Blackboard courses, academic-system terms, timetable and grades, library loans and navigation, teaching-office notices, the Nan7 market listings, course-review community ratings, and the campus data dashboard. Credentials and sessions remain on the user's own device, encrypted with Windows DPAPI, and nothing is submitted, registered, or booked on the user's behalf.

Mines public App Store and Steam reviews to surface the complaints, rating drops per version, and common pain points across one app or a set of competitors, with no API keys required. Enables natural-language comparison of up to eight apps or games by country and category so users can spot product opportunities and gaps.

A production-grade MCP server that enables AI assistants like Claude to read Etsy shop data—listings, orders, inventory, and stats—through eight read-only tools, using OAuth and automatic pagination.

Agentic PDF search via MCP, enabling intelligent document retrieval through LLM reasoning instead of vector similarity.

MCP server for searching Stack Overflow questions and retrieving answers with body content, supporting advanced filters and multiple transport types.

Enables AI agents to query a curated, cited knowledge graph on testing, benchmarking, and auditing autonomous agents, returning claims with sources, confidence values, and evidence tiers through eight read-only tools over a remote streamable-HTTP endpoint with no authentication required.

Public, read-only MCP server that lets an AI assistant search Seoul's Dongdaemun wholesale fashion market — finding items by keyword in eight languages, listing the newest arrivals, and locating stalls by name, stall number, building or floor, with links back to each item or store page. It returns no prices, stock or merchant contact details and cannot place orders.

Enables MCP clients to run eight data tools over stdio for product search, ad transparency, company intent, job/ATS lookup, keyword volume, domain SEO, and YouTube transcripts, returning JSON envelopes with item limits, truncation metadata, and structured errors.

Provides Chinese holiday information, lunar calendar conversion, traditional festivals, 24 solar terms, and BaZi (Eight Characters) calculations for AI assistants to accurately handle Chinese calendar queries and date conversions.

Provides eight tools for web search, content extraction, screenshots, PDFs, JavaScript execution, crawling, and Wayback Machine snapshots and archiving.

Enables searching high-energy-physics literature, author profiles, experiments, and HEPData measurement records, fetching full paper dossiers, computing citation summaries and h-indices, and exporting BibTeX or LaTeX entries through chainable query identifiers. It runs as a stdio process or a local Streamable HTTP server, exposing eight tools and one literature resource.

Enables MCP clients and AI agents to verify credentials through a 12-stage pipeline, translate between eight credential formats, check domain risk and revocation status, search security-scored indexed MCP servers, fingerprint tool definitions, and submit scanned skills for catalog publication.

Enables agents to discover and validate SaaS opportunities mined from real user complaints across eight public sources, scoring ideas for commercial intent. Also allows fetching detailed dossiers on specific gaps with source complaints, MVP scope, pricing, competitors, and risks.

Enables AI agents to browse public event listings from explore pages and fetch full detail for a single event — titles, descriptions, times, locations, host display names, and aggregate RSVP counts — across eight supported city regions. Keyless and read-only, with no guest lists, contact info, or authentication required.

Enables local web search through a SearXNG instance, returning up to eight result titles, URLs, and snippets, with optional fetching of previously returned pages under strict sandboxing and URL restrictions.

Enables agents to build self-hosted knowledge bases from document folders and search them via hybrid vector and keyword retrieval, with eight tools for listing, adding, deleting, and reindexing content.