"GraphQL" matching MCP servers:

Refined MCP server for GitHub GraphQL API. GitHub's official MCP Server exposes dozens of low-level tools that bloat token usage and are mostly impractical for LLMs. gh-mcp achieves the best of both worlds by providing a single, powerful interface: GitHub GraphQL, wrapped with smart abstractions.

Enables searching, retrieving details, and monitoring Facebook Marketplace listings through direct GraphQL API calls using existing Chrome session cookies, with support for saved searches and price/location filters.

A Node.js MCP server for X/Twitter that enables user profile queries, tweet search, tweet detail retrieval, and media downloads (images, videos, GIFs) via X's Web GraphQL API.

Enables AI agents to search restaurants, browse menus, and manage DoorDash carts through structured JSON data. It leverages a background browser to handle authentication and direct GraphQL API calls for efficient interaction.

Enables AI agents to search restaurants, browse menus, manage carts, and place orders on DoorDash programmatically. It utilizes a headless browser to interact with DoorDash's GraphQL API and bypass anti-bot protections for the full delivery lifecycle.

Enables AI agents to search, read user profiles, timelines, media, follow threads, track trends, and manage accounts on X/Twitter via GraphQL, without browser automation or paid API keys.

Read-only MCP server that collects Analytics data from the Meta Horizon developer dashboard by intercepting GraphQL queries. It provides tools for status checks, snapshot collection, and reading allowed query results.

Demonstrates using Playwright with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enable large language models to automate browser interactions, with an example of cursor-based pagination against the GitHub GraphQL API.

An MCP server that enables conversational access to Lumar SEO crawl data via its GraphQL API. It allows users to query projects, inspect crawl metrics, pull URL-level SEO data, and generate reports using natural language.