Enables to manage Nextcloud files, user info, sharing, calendar, and contacts through optimized MCP tools with dynamic tool selection and enterprise-grade security.
High-performance MCP data plane server for Nextcloud integration, enabling AI agents to read, write, organize, and manage files and CRM assets over WebDAV and OCS APIs.
MCP server for managing Nextcloud Tasks (todos) via CalDAV, allowing Claude to view, add, complete, edit, and delete tasks with GitHub OAuth authentication.
Enables LLMs to interact with Nextcloud instances through 30 tools across Notes, Calendar, Contacts, Tables, and WebDAV file operations, featuring a powerful unified search system for finding files without exact paths.
Integrates with the Nextcloud Cookbook app API to enable AI assistants to manage recipes, categories, and keywords. It supports listing, searching, creating, and importing recipes from URLs via a standardized Model Context Protocol interface.
Exposes a live Nextcloud instance as an MCP server by dynamically creating tools from OpenAPI definitions of installed apps. Enables natural language interaction with Nextcloud apps like files sharing, provisioning, and calendar management.
Enables full CRUD operations on calendar events, free/busy queries, and availability slot finding via CalDAV, supporting Nextcloud, Radicale, iCloud, and other RFC 4791-compliant servers.
MCP server for Nextcloud Collectives that exposes collectives, pages, tags, attachments, page history, and trash to Claude and MCP-compatible clients via OCS API and WebDAV.
MCP server for Chamade — a voice and chat gateway that lets your AI agent join meetings and DMs on Discord, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Telegram, SIP, Zoom, Nextcloud Talk, Slack, and WhatsApp.
MCP server for the Nextcloud Forms API v3 that enables secure creation, update, cloning, and validation of forms without exposing credentials to the AI agent.
This MCP server enables Claude to read and manage self-hosted CalDAV calendars (SOGo, Nextcloud, Radicale, etc.) with strict safety guardrails: read-only by default, optional writes only when explicitly enabled, no permanent deletes, and no event invitations.