"author:0rkz/byte-mcp-server" matching MCP servers:

diagramzu-mcp lets an AI client (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, etc.) author Mermaid diagrams in a shared workspace that a team can read, comment on, embed, and present at a clean URL — rather than just generating a one-off diagram. Hosted endpoint https://mcp.diagramzu.ai/mcp or local npx -y @diagramzu/mcp. Also listed in the official MCP registry as ai.diagramzu/mcp.

Enables an AI assistant to author algorithm storyboards, workflow maps, and UI styling through MCP, serving a local web app for visualizing and reviewing them.

Indexes a workspace into a graph of files, modules, symbols, SQL tables, API contracts, and CI/container files, then answers questions about it. Enables querying dependencies, affected tests, blast radius of a change, node focus, and diffs between refs, all read-only and within a configurable byte budget.

Connect AI assistants and scripts to LetDraw to read and author diagrams via MCP or REST, including creating diagrams from code, exporting to Mermaid/D2, and sharing read-only links.

A standalone stdio MCP server that exposes 13 resources, 3 prompts and 7 tools for assembling interactive, replayable HTML interfaces such as calculators, charts, maps, flowcharts and small apps. It returns the generated HTML document for the calling client to decide whether and how to display.

An MCP server that turns a folder of Markdown ADRs into live tools for AI agents: search, author, validate, link, and trace architectural decisions, with preview-by-default writes.

Turns an AI client into a slide author that produces single self-contained HTML decks with live diagrams, step-by-step reveals, in-place text editing and PDF export. It also lets the AI verify its own work through layout audits and screenshots, all locally with no API key.

Enables AI agents and humans to co-author standard BPMN 2.0 XML diagrams, with the AI creating and revising models while people edit the same diagram in a bpmn-js canvas. Human edits are stored as versioned revisions and element-anchored comments, so the agent can read what changed, validate against deterministic lint rules, and apply review requests before its next move.

MCP server for the Product Framework that enables agents to author and verify a What/How graph, with a live web view for visualizing the domain model, event flows, and system maps.