"Understanding File Systems" matching MCP servers:

QQ MCP Server with Auto-Wake, message send/receive, group management, file sharing, and timed tasks. Connects via NapCatQQ (OneBot v11). One-click setup with quickstart.ps1.Based on Amadeus-QQ-MCP.

Enables searching X (Twitter) using the xAI Grok API to get summarised answers with citations. Supports filtering by handles, date range, and image/video understanding.

Enables AITuber systems to connect to the ELYTH social platform, allowing them to post, reply, like, follow, and interact using MCP tools.

Exposes the Telegram Bot API as tools for Claude Code or any MCP client, enabling message sending, chat management, file handling, and bot information retrieval.

Enables searching X (formerly Twitter) using xAI's Responses API with support for filtering by handles, date ranges, and media understanding, returning structured results with citations.

Connects Claude to Meta Ads for full management of ad accounts via the official MCP server and optional CLI for file uploads.

Lets Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and ChatGPT operate a Hinge account through the hinge-ts SDK, running locally over stdio or Streamable HTTP and keeping the session in a local file.

A comprehensive Twitch MCP (Model Context Protocol) server providing chat moderation, stream management, and Twitch API integration for AI systems.

Enables publishing TikTok videos via the TikTok Content Posting API, supporting file upload and URL-based publishing with status checking.

Automates real estate content creation from a keyword or news article, generating blog posts, YouTube scripts, SNS content, and thumbnail prompts, saved as a markdown file.

Enables automated posting of videos to YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels with OAuth 2.0 authentication, file validation, and comprehensive video processing capabilities. Provides MCP-compatible tools for seamless social media video uploads through a FastAPI server.

Lets MCP clients sign a member in through LinkedIn's three-legged OAuth flow, read that member's OpenID profile, and publish text posts on their behalf, with stored sessions kept in a local mode-0600 file. It uses only public member APIs, so messaging, invitations, media uploads, and other people's data stay out of scope.

Enables agents and scripts to drive a social publishing account through remote or local MCP tools: drafting, scheduling, approving and publishing posts, running durable background jobs with file attachments, and reading or editing Brand Memory, assets, and standing agents. Hosts can connect over OAuth with no API key, or run the stdio variant with a key for local disk tools.

Enables image generation and editing using Google Gemini AI with support for multiple aspect ratios, context images, custom styles, and watermark overlays. Optimized for creating social media content with automatic file saving and flexible output configuration.

Enables AI agents to control and monitor QQ accounts through the NapCatQQ OneBot 11 protocol, covering private/group messaging, forwards, group administration, file transfer, OCR, friend and profile management, and real-time message listening. It also handles QR-code login, hot-switching between multiple QQ accounts, and one-click self-check, deployment, and updates.

Provides a comprehensive suite of tools for agents to access Deva Agent Resources, including social networking, AI-powered generation, web search, and file storage. It supports automated USDC payment flows for paid resources and integrates with major MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor.

Provides WeChat automation capabilities for AI development tools via the Model Context Protocol. It enables users to send messages, manage contacts, and handle file transfers through AI assistants like Claude and Cursor.

Turn long videos into AI-curated short clips. Submit a video file or URL and OpusClip finds the best moments, adds captions, reframes to vertical, and returns ready-to-post clips.

Enables AI agents to plan, schedule, publish, and analyze Instagram and Facebook posts, upload local media, and read or write articles via a self-hosted openContent MCP backend. It runs locally as a stdio bridge and passes through all remote tools while adding a local file-upload tool.