"Ghost" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server for interacting with Ghost CMS blogs through AI assistants, supporting both read-only content and full admin operations.

MCP server that enables AI assistants to manage Ghost CMS posts, members, tags, tiers, and more, with support for remote hosting on Azure Functions and Entra ID authentication.

Enables to manage Ghost CMS instance using LLM interfaces. Supports comprehensive CRUD operations on posts, members, newsletters, offers, tags, tiers, users, and webhooks.

Scans Git repositories, identifies interesting engineering work, and generates LinkedIn post drafts with built-in confidentiality sanitisation.

Enables AI models to manage, curate, draft, publish, and administer self-hosted Ghost CMS blogs and newsletters.

Enables AI agents to manage multiple Google accounts with persistent sessions and anti-detect browser fingerprints, supporting sign-in, account switching, Gmail access, and interaction with any Google SSO website.

Provides semantic search and access to Contraption Company blog posts and essays. Uses AI-powered embeddings to find relevant content and supports real-time updates via webhooks.

Governed Docker + Portainer container-host operations (non-Kubernetes) — restart-loop, resource-pressure, and image/volume-bloat RCA, with guarded lifecycle writes, unbypassable audit logging (MCP + CLI), budget/runaway guards, dry-run, and undo/rollback.

Enables deploying apps, managing servers, domains/DNS, VPS lifecycle, and account balance on Impreza Host via AI in VS Code.

A self-hosted MCP server for building a reusable AI-video reference library. It stores named Elements as structured reference images and provides them to MCP-compatible agents via @tags.

Creates disposable remote MCP servers and records only the protocol boundaries they observe, enabling safe receipts of how far managed hosts like Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor actually progressed.

MCP-native credential vault that enables AI agents to authenticate with external services without exposing secrets, supporting bearer, basic, OAuth2, and other auth patterns via MCP tools.

A server that bridges MCP tool calls to JSON-RPC function calls over socket connections, allowing external applications to expose functions as MCP tools.