"Deutsche Telekom" matching MCP servers:

An open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Open Telekom Cloud (OTC) Price Calculator API. Expose OTC pricing data to Claude and other LLM clients with full observability.

Provides unified access to Deutsche Bahn APIs for real-time railway data, station information, timetables, disruptions, parking, and accessibility services.

An (unofficial) MCP server for the Deutsche Bahn Timetables API — station search, planned departures, and real-time changes (delays, platform changes, cancellations) as tools for Claude and other MCP clients.

An MCP server that exposes the Deutsche Bahn public transport API to any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Continue, etc.). Five tools cover station search, departures, journey planning, trip details, and nearby stations.

Enables MCP clients to access live Deutsche Bahn timetable data, including connections, departure and arrival boards, platforms, delays, fares, and disruptions, by querying bahn.de directly with no API key.

Bridges AI agents with network infrastructure, enabling secure read-only access to multiple vendor routers via SSH for natural language queries and troubleshooting.

MCP server that enables local LLMs to safely interact with Nexlink Telecom's NOC database, providing tools for network status, diagnostics, bandwidth upgrades, and incident analysis with role-based access and protocol features.

Enables natural language interaction with telecom network operations data via MCP, providing read-only insights and role-gated write operations such as bandwidth upgrades, with progress tracking and human-in-the-loop elicitation.

Lets hosted assistants like Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini drive a full telecom sales journey through natural-language tool calls — searching mobile, fixed and TV tariffs and devices, building and updating a cart, tokenising card payment, collecting mandatory consents, and completing an order — with server-side guard rails, rendered UI widgets and catalogue data that is edited as markdown rather than code.

Enables users to audit monthly broadband and mobile bills, detect out-of-contract price creep and hidden junk fees, and generate high-leverage churn-threat retention scripts.

Wraps four public railway APIs as 13 tools, 7 prompts and 5 resources, enabling an LLM client to answer live questions about station master data, timetables and timetable changes, elevator and escalator outages, and parking facilities and prognoses.