"Roam Research" matching MCP servers:

Provides comprehensive access to Roam Research's API functionality. This server enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with your Roam Research graph through a standardized interface.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Roam Research graphs through comprehensive API access, supporting page/block operations, markdown import, search, memory storage, and complex batch actions for managing knowledge graphs.

A server that enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with Roam Research graphs through a standardized interface, providing comprehensive tools for content creation, search, retrieval, and optional memory management.

MCP server for Roam Research that allows AI assistants like Claude to read and write to your Roam Research graphs. Supports OAuth authentication and multiple graph connections via Cloudflare Workers.

Provides Temu e-commerce data analysis and market research tools via MCP, enabling AI agents to search products, images, stores, categories, keywords, and reviews for market insights and business decisions.

Enables AI agents to perform professional-grade deep research by aggregating real-time data from multiple sources, evaluating source credibility, and generating comprehensive reports.

A unified MCP server for academic paper discovery, citation exploration, and research intelligence workflows over multiple scientific knowledge sources.

A read-only FastMCP server for academic research that lets agents search papers, inspect metadata, follow citation graphs, generate BibTeX, and read full texts of open-access PDFs via semantic scholar, OpenAlex, arXiv, DBLP, and Crossref.

Provides AI assistants with access to University of Alabama at Birmingham's Research Computing documentation, enabling users to search and retrieve information about the Cheaha HPC cluster, SLURM job scheduling, storage systems, and available software tools.

Open-source stdio bridge to Crawdar’s hosted business research MCP server. Nine tools provide evidence-backed company research, resumable lead searches, and a no-key fictional sandbox; the crawler backend is hosted, not self-hosted.

An MCP server exposing a registry of paper-backed quantitative trading methods plus a deterministic, no-LLM decision helper for reproducible trading research.

Provides machine learning researchers with tools for creating publication-quality scientific visualizations, statistical plots, and 2D data representations. It streamlines the research workflow by enabling AI assistants to generate complex figures from CSV, JSON, or direct data inputs.

MCP server exposing ATLAS research capabilities: live tokenized stock market data, on-chain source-of-truth reads, and published research atlases. Connects to MCP clients over stdio with no API keys required for public testnet endpoints.

Enables AI assistants to perform comprehensive research by searching Google, mining Reddit discussions, scraping web content with JS rendering, and synthesizing findings with citations into structured context.

An MCP server that exposes Gemini's Deep Research Agent for comprehensive web research.

Enables AI agents to perform read-only Reddit research, including discovering relevant subreddits, ranking threads by real discussion volume, and returning verbatim quotes with permalinks.

Paid web research MCP tools for autonomous agents: search, page extraction, citations, and diff monitoring through a live x402 API. Unpaid calls return the Base USDC payment requirement so agents can pay and retry safely.

MCP server for technical research in the TOTVS Protheus ecosystem, enabling AI agents to query official documentation, community knowledge bases, and release notes through structured tools. It supports runtime error debugging and ADVPL code generation.

Enables AI agents to run research queries across multiple public sources (Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub, Brave Search) in parallel, returning normalized results.

Enables AI agents to search and fetch high-quality information from multiple sources, including general web APIs, Wikipedia, arXiv, Hacker News, Stack Exchange, and Crossref, with optional pro-mode deep research and clean markdown page extraction.