"World Health Organization" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to interact with the Footics World Cup 2026 prediction game, reading matches, standings, predictions, and optionally submitting predictions.

Read-only PostgreSQL ops/DBA server for the Model Context Protocol, providing diagnostics like slow queries, index health, lock waits, replication lag, and configuration tuning advice.

Read-only health and storage diagnostics for an enrolled CMDOP machine fleet.

Enables AI assistants and local LLMs to interact with BirdNET-Go bioacoustic observatories, providing tools to query recent and historical bird detections, monitor station health, and retrieve audio clips.

Radar is an open-source Kubernetes observability and diagnostics MCP server. It exposes cluster health, workload diagnosis, logs, events, topology, audit findings, and remediation actions to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol.

Probe LLM API endpoints and report health metrics including time to first token, latency, and throughput.

CI health reports for GitHub Actions: flaky tests named from logs, wasted compute priced in dollars, zombie crons, PR feedback time, plus 21 lint rules with safe auto-fixes. Read-only MCP tools wrap the same Go binary.

MCP server that reads Duplicacy backup metrics from a Prometheus exporter and exposes them to LLMs for monitoring backup status, progress, and health.

Read-only MCP server for SQL Server and PostgreSQL health checks. It runs the codeDB Lens diagnosis (A–F grade with rule coverage, findings with evidence, impact and next actions), reads 24-hour performance recordings, lists databases and tables, describes table schemas, and runs one guarded SELECT at a time within per-profile row and time limits. It uses the user's saved connection profiles; pass

Data freshness verification for AI agents. Probes endpoints for HTTP cache staleness, latency percentiles, content fingerprinting, TLS certificate health, DNS timing, and redirect chains. Returns deterministic FRESH/STALE/UNKNOWN JSON verdicts with policy evaluation and NIST AI RMF mapping.

Connects coding agents to local development services managed by Kranz. Agents can inspect service health, ports, logs, and run history, and perform lifecycle actions through the same live runtime as the TUI and CLI.

Enables AI editors and agents to publish, search, subscribe to, and lint semantic messages across named namespaces, and to check broker connectivity and API key health.

MCP server for the BuildPulse Platform API. Lets AI agents surface flaky tests, CI run history, and coverage health.

Mu is an MCP server and web app that provides agents and humans access to real-world services like news, web search, mail, markets, weather, video, places, images, files, calendar, and contacts. It offers a wide range of tools and can be self-hosted or used live at micro.mu.

Self-hosted OpenTelemetry backend in one Go binary. Its MCP server exposes tools for service health, latency, topology, trace inspection, log search, read-only SQL over traces, logs and metrics, and dashboards.

Enables AI assistants to inspect a Crossplane control plane read-only, discovering managed, composite and claim resources, tracing composition trees, and explaining failures with events and reasons. It also surfaces package health, composition definitions and validation, environment and runtime configs, and overall diagnostics across multiple clusters.

Enables AI assistants to explore a PostgreSQL database, run bounded read-only SQL, inspect query plans, test hypothetical indexes, find slow queries, and check database health with compact CSV output.

Zero-dependency Go MCP server that indexes codebases into an embedded Kùzu graph DB—enabling 90%+ token reduction, precise call-chain queries, and AI architectural health audits.

An MCP server for searching, inspecting, and evaluating NPM packages through health scoring and license risk assessments. It provides comprehensive package analysis including maintenance status, popularity trends, and security vulnerability reports to help users make informed dependency decisions.

Aegis sits between AI agents (Claude Code, LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, custom MCP tools) and real-world APIs or databases. It stops prompt injections, rogue tool calls, and credential leakage before they hit your infrastructure, completely open source.

Home Assistant admin and debugging for AI agents: health, logs, automation traces, entities and config with capped output. Read-only by default; writes need --allow-writes plus a dry-run and --confirm.

Exposes French electronic invoicing as a local stdio MCP server, letting an AI client create EN 16931-compliant Factur-X invoices with guaranteed legal numbering, client and organization management, and invoice history. It can also submit a generated invoice to a French e-invoicing platform (PDP) after explicit confirmation.

Read-only CLI and stdio MCP server that inventories the MCP servers an agent can reach, compiles a least-privilege policy with a reason for every allow/approve/deny verdict, and emits a delivery the recipient re-verifies in their own browser using a sha256 manifest.

Enables signed-in users and organizations to discover and execute read or owner-confirmed write operations for monitoring sites, TLS certificates, traffic, suspicious requests, HTTP errors, Docker/Podman workloads, storage, data services, jobs, and node health. It connects through OAuth authorization code with PKCE and supports incident and TLS review prompts.