"Trusted Shops" matching MCP servers:

Enables read-only access to kleinanzeigen.de classifieds, letting users search listings, fetch full ad details, view seller shops, and resolve category or location IDs through MCP.

Search product catalogs across thousands of Central European e-shops. Semantic search, keyword matching, GTIN/EAN lookup — via REST API or MCP. \~2,500 e-shops | ~8.5M products | 7 countries (CZ, SK, PL, HU, RO, DE, AT)

Enables searching and retrieving information about makeup professionals, schools, and shops from the pro.makeup directory with over 214,000 listings across 100+ countries.

Enables users to discover Iekei-style ramen shops across Japan through three interactive UI modes: filtering by prefecture, flavor profile, and keyword; finding the five nearest shops from a location or place name; and browsing nationwide shops plotted on a map of Japan. Shop data comes from OpenStreetMap and the server runs on Cloudflare Workers with no external database or API keys.

An MCP server that helps foreign tourists in Korea find places, shops, transportation, and payment solutions in English.

An MCP server that finds great espresso cafes using a curated database of specialty coffee shops and a transparent scoring algorithm, with a strong bias against flavored syrups and mass-market chains.

Enables AI agents to search a catalog of roughly 960,000 fashion products across about 10,000 Iranian online and Instagram shops, comparing prices and discounts, checking per-color and per-size stock, browsing categories and curated listings, and finding similar items at other shops. It also lets agents assess shop trust signals such as ratings and buyer surveys, surface flash sales and discount codes, and read blog style guides, all read-only with no login or ordering.

Enables querying domain trust scores, ratings, and reviews, searching domains, and posting reviews via natural language through the truster.info service.

Provides read-only access to Old School RuneScape Wiki data, returning structured content with source provenance via MCP tools for searching pages, items, monsters, quests, shops, and drop sources.

Provides location-based place recommendations in South Korea using the Kakao Map API, optimized for Korean language queries. Supports recommending various places like restaurants, shops, public facilities, and tourist attractions based on user queries.

Connects LLMs and Agentic AIs to real-time, rights-cleared data from trusted sources, providing access to specialized models including web search, news, sports, and financial data.

Provides read-only access to a personal cocktail library stored in a synced on-device snapshot, letting AI assistants search recipes by name, ingredient, spirit, or collection, retrieve full drink specs, list collections, determine which drinks can be made from the bottles on hand, and review what has been made and how it was rated. Every result reports the snapshot's age so stale data is flagged rather than silently trusted.

Give Claude access to real-time knowledge and premium content. Get rid of Claude's cutoff data and transform Claude's responses with current events, and trusted, premium sources through Linkup's powerful search capability.

Enables searching and browsing Tweakers Pricewatch products, reading full specifications, filtering categories by specs, and finding the cheapest shops and offers, with refurbished items hidden by default.

Enables searching and reading linux.do Discourse forum content, including topics, categories, tags, and user info, using a login cookie for trusted access.

Enables AI agents to retrieve real-time, trusted-source competitive intelligence from the CaSee platform, offering tools for source search, trend analysis, source aggregation, and statistics with T-Score credibility scoring.

The Microsoft Learn Docs MCP Server is a cloud-hosted service that enables clients like GitHub Copilot and other AI agents to bring trusted and up-to-date information directly from Microsoft's official documentation. It is a remote MCP Server using streamable http, which is lightweight for clients t

Provides real-time web search and webpage content fetching capabilities through Linkup's API, enabling AI assistants to access current information, news, and data from trusted sources across the web.

Enables agents to search and reference trusted, out-of-band ingested source state, run claim-bound document reviews, validate evidence-status proposals against admissibility guards, and build evidence matrices. It keeps proposal, evidence, admissibility, and adjudication separate so agents can propose epistemic statuses without creating the source facts, page locators, provenance, or missingness records that support them.

Enhances LLM applications with deep autonomous web research capabilities, delivering higher quality information than standard search tools by exploring and validating numerous trusted sources.