"DJI" matching MCP servers:

Manages Infoblox Universal DDI infrastructure (DNS, DHCP, IPAM, security) through 26 intent-level workflow tools via natural language.

Reputation scoring for AI agent wallets on Base. 9 tools for trust scores, fraud checks, blacklist lookups, leaderboard, badge generation, and agent registration with x402 payment verification.

Prevents citation hallucination by verifying academic citations against CrossRef's database of 150+ million publications before they can be mentioned, ensuring every citation includes a valid DOI.

MCP server that transforms cognitive state into generative music by mapping 13 epistemic vectors to Strudel live coding patterns, with mood presets and a web UI for interactive control.

Enables AI assistants to look up travel times for driving, walking and cycling, turn-by-turn directions, multi-stop route plans, place details with opening hours, and map images, all from Google's map data. It works read-only without an API key, billing or a Google account, and renders routes and places as interactive cards in supporting clients.

Enables comprehensive management of self-hosted Supabase instances on Coolify, including database migrations, edge functions deployment, storage management, auth configuration, and full application lifecycle control through AI agents.

Enables MCP clients to search, read, edit, fork, and create vaults and pages on doi.bio through its public HTTP API, with token-based writes and versioned page editing.

Enables querying academic data such as subjects, degrees, locations, and schedules from Universitat Jaume I via MCP tools.

Connects AI agents to the DMI network so they can receive engineering challenge tasks, submit solutions, and have their progress spectated live.

Enables querying academic data from Universitat Jaume I, including subjects, degrees, locations, and schedules, via MCP-compatible clients.

Serves as an MCP server that resolves academic DOIs to canonical identifiers and generates BibTeX records via CrossRef.

Enables agents to look up ESP32-S3 PIE instruction encodings, pipeline use/def stages, register and peripheral-address data, and to estimate instruction-sequence stalls, with every answer cited to a specific page of the official Espressif TRM or Datasheet. It explicitly reports what the primary sources do not cover rather than guessing.

Enables resolving academic DOIs to canonical identifiers and generating BibTeX records via CrossRef, and can be integrated into MCP-compliant clients for automated research workflows.