"MCP servers that work without API keys" matching MCP servers:

Enables users to search and read verbatim passages from Terry Bouricius's book 'Democracy Without Politicians', honoring the author's request to display his actual words rather than AI summaries.

Enables comparing local JSON/YAML locale files to find missing or extra keys against a base locale, detect empty, null, or whitespace translations, and list flattened dot-path keys for a single file. Works entirely on local files with no network calls or translation APIs.

A local kanban board and docs tool that AI agents can drive over MCP. It enables project management without accounts or API keys.

Enables AI agents to search and read a local, provider-independent email archive, reconstruct contacts and interactions, and prepare draft responses without sending anything.

Enables coding agents to run persistent, budgeted work sessions with dependency graphs, human decision queues, required validation, and clean handoffs for autonomous or human-in-the-loop execution.

Scans a repository for maintenance toil (flaky tests, expiring certificates, TODO rot, dead flags, etc.) and returns a prioritized queue with a credit ledger to track who cleared what.

Enables an AI coding agent to scan a day's git commits across work repositories and group them into Jira tickets, creating or updating them with estimates and logged time. It also surfaces actionable, categorized errors so an agent knows what failed and whether to retry.

Provides a local-first AI workspace for chatting, invoking skills, managing projects, and integrating MCP tools, with all data stored on the user's machine.

A local MCP server that connects Claude Code to your work environment through auditable tools for file operations, API calls, and command execution, with safety gates and configuration.

MCP server that tracks what you are working on. Logs are stored locally as one markdown file per day on your Desktop.

Enables agents to search and deduplicate UK job vacancies across multiple boards, match them against local CVs, and submit complete applications through an automated browser with persistent logins and application memory.

Extracts today's Git commit history and code changes from a local repository, filtering by the current user and excluding merge commits, for integration with MCP clients like Claude Desktop.

Enables governed Codex work sessions by planning bounded segments, maintaining capacity reserves, and creating checkpoint-based resume contracts so long-running jobs can pause and resume deterministically within quota limits.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI tools to automatically log their activities with detailed metrics like timestamps, token usage, and costs into daily markdown worklog files.

Enables WebGPT to delegate durable coding-project tasks to a local Luna worker over MCP, managing sessions, tools, permissions, memory, and recovery while preserving at-most-once execution.

Manages persistent work memories and context across AI tools, enabling structured storage, search, and retrieval of work content, tasks, and knowledge with session-based project organization.

A local-first MCP server that lets AI assistants search and retrieve context from indexed projects, Git state, decisions, and tasks without sending data to the cloud.

Enables automatic creation and management of weekly work reports in Korean through structured templates. Organizes work tasks and issues with automatic file management, backup/rollback, and 100% template compliance through JSON Schema validation.

Enables recording, querying, and summarizing daily work entries with tags using a local SQLite database. Supports work logging, search, timeline queries, tag management, and automated reminders for tracking daily tasks.

Stop letting your agent guess at APIs. Ask the code you actually installed. installed-api is a Claude Code plugin (an MCP server, Python standard library only) that answers "what's the signature of X?", "does Y take that argument?" and "which version do we have?" from the packages installed in this project: your .venv, your node_modules.