"namespace:.run.mcpize.bintu-web-reader" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that enables AI agents to instantly convert Markdown into beautiful, ready-to-deliver Word, PDF, HTML with sidebars, and Slideshow documents, bridging the "last mile" of AI content generation.

MCP server for reading Excel files (.xlsx, .xls) without requiring an API key. It returns row/column counts, column names, and a preview of the first five rows via the read_excel tool.

MCP server that reads Google Docs and Google Sheets content for AI assistants like Claude.

Enables Claude to search, read, summarize, and ask about your own Microsoft Teams chats stored locally in SQLite, with tools for listing chats, reading messages, fetching images/links, syncing full history through a logged-in browser session, and suggesting replies. It works with the new Teams macOS cache and does not require Microsoft Graph or admin consent.

Enables AI agents to authenticate to typst.app cloud projects, list/create/delete projects, and read, write, surgically edit, rename, or delete Yjs CRDT-backed text files and binary assets over the native WebSocket and REST/GraphQL protocol. It also syncs cloud content into a local workspace to return structured Typst compiler diagnostics, export PDFs, and capture preview screenshots.

Enables MCP clients to call Web Presentation platform capabilities through tools mapped to External API v1, using a dedicated async HTTP client for JSON, binary, OpenAPI, and job-waiting operations in a single-user stdio development setup.

A read-only MCP server that lets Claude Desktop read bounded data from Google Sheets using the learner's own Google account, offering tools to check connection status, connect, and fetch spreadsheet metadata or specific ranges.

Enables Google Antigravity agents to quickly inspect and read PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and text documents, extracting structure and content as token-efficient Markdown.

Provides local web search (Baidu, Bing, 360, Sogou), page scraping to markdown, and image description via LM Studio vision models, all without external APIs and with disk caching.

Bridges the editing capabilities of an already-open DingTalk document in the browser to any MCP host via standard stdio, forwarding tools to the page's internal MCP server over a local WebSocket. Supports read/write operations through suggested edits, pairing-based security, and zero runtime dependencies.

A multi-format MCP server that enables reading and generating Office, PDF, text, EPUB, and presentation documents. It provides unified tools for document processing and creation through AI assistants.

Enables users to manage Gmail by fetching recent emails with pagination and creating new or reply drafts via the Gmail API. It provides a seamless interface for interacting with email content and drafting responses within Gemini-CLI.

Enables reading data from a Google Sheets spreadsheet via the read_sheet tool, integrating real-time sheet data with an AI reminder assistant.

An MCP server for managing Tempo worklogs in Jira, allowing users to track time, retrieve logs, and perform bulk operations via natural language. It integrates with the Tempo API to support creating, editing, and deleting work entries through MCP-compatible clients like Claude and Cursor.

Gives Claude deep tool-level control over Microsoft Excel files (.xlsx, .xlsm, .csv, .tsv) with 164 tools across 24 modules for reading, writing, formatting, formulas, charts, data analysis, and more.

Enables AI agents to read, write, and format Google Sheets using the Google Sheets API v4.

MCP server that provides read access to Microsoft Loop workspaces and pages by reusing your Loop web session, enabling listing, reading, and searching across Loop content without app registration.

Typebar (formerly SuperDocs): AI document editing for people and agents. Edits the exact section and leaves the rest. Hosted MCP server, REST API and web app.

Enables MCP clients to work on Mirva boards and canvases with the user's own account, including drawing, painting, arranging, capturing, and interacting with the agent through the same API the web app uses.

Provides MCP tools to read local Timing.app activity data, generate aggregated time entries, and push them to the Timing Web API.