"Handshake" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to search and apply for jobs on Handshake, track applications, and research employers using your browser session.

Enables AI agents to list, retrieve, add, and audit credentials from an encrypted vault during an active human-unlocked session, while providing no tool to unlock the vault itself.

Enables AI assistants to connect to Handshake to search jobs, browse employers, explore events, and pull student or employer profiles.

Enables running a minimal MCP server over stdio that manually implements JSON-RPC, exposing an add tool so users can observe the handshake, tool listing, and tool call cycle without the official SDK.

A learning-oriented MCP server that exposes basic tools (echo, add, reverse) over stdio transport to validate MCP handshake and tool calls.

MCP server for SUSE NeuVector container security, exposing inventory, vulnerability, compliance, event, and policy data as 72 typed tools. Read-only by default, with optional mutating toolsets behind a confirmation handshake.

Enables LLM agents to interact directly with Qualcomm EDL devices over USB, including device enumeration, Sahara protocol handshake, SoC identity queries, Firehose programmer upload, command-mode execution, and device reset.

Enables local tool calling over Model Context Protocol via stdio, providing deterministic tools such as calc.add, text.word_count, and text.summarize_naive after JSON-RPC handshake and discovery.

Enables AI agents to drive wireless penetration testing end-to-end through MCP, including monitor mode, network scanning, handshake and PMKID capture, WPS attacks, deauthentication, and password cracking. It exposes all h4kfi tools to MCP-compatible clients like OpenCode and Claude Code.

Enables independent Poke instances to discover each other's capabilities and exchange cryptographically signed, consented, idempotent messages and data through MCP tools, resources, and prompts. Provides handshake, message sending, data exchange, receipt retrieval, and capability listing with signature verification, policy enforcement, and signed error envelopes.

A network analysis MCP server providing 23 tools for packet capture, protocol analysis, and cryptographic inspection, including TLS handshake, certificate extraction, and SM2/SM3/SM4 support.

Provides two MCP tools for querying a synthetic marketing SQLite database and running agent evaluation cases, with read-only SQL guarding and deterministic planning. The server communicates over stdio and supports initialization handshake and tool listing.

Enables users to verify whether an ERC-8004-registered agent is currently reachable by resolving its on-chain registration and performing a live MCP handshake, returning verdicts such as REGISTERED_UNREACHABLE or AGENT_NOT_FOUND.

Enables AI agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to safely drive a locally installed Xilinx Vivado through 32 curated tools spanning GUI, Tcl, and attach sessions, synthesis, implementation, timing, CDC, XDC, IP, waveforms, and device programming. It provides structured timing evidence with baseline comparison, offline VCD queries for unknown values and handshake events, environment self-checks, and Chinese-language diagnosis of timing issues and CRITICAL WARNINGs.

Enables users to verify that an AI agent is who it claims to be by combining domain verification, agent-card checks, and a live MCP handshake, with paid requests handled via x402 on Base Sepolia testnet.

Enables AI agents to verify email addresses in real-time, checking syntax, DNS, MX records, and SMTP handshake, returning verdicts and deliverability scores without sending actual emails.