"Roots" matching MCP servers:

Enables discovery and scoring of independent local businesses by inverting algorithmic rankings that favor chains, using Google Places API with an opinionated independence-scoring engine.

Enables AI assistants to resolve CIMS parties, quote and send transfers, handle attestation, and track intent lifecycles on the Roots CIMS network, with built-in safety rails that refuse raw addresses and require confirmation before sending.

Enables AI assistants to execute shell commands safely within registered project roots, with blocking of dangerous operations, output filtering, and log inspection.

Enables coding agents to safely inspect and modify project files within explicitly allowed workspace roots, with controls for file operations, git status/diff, and optionally allowlisted command execution.

Enables AI clients to interact with the Rootstock (RSK) blockchain through wallet management, balance queries, token transfers, smart contract deployment and verification, and transaction tracking operations.

Enables deploying a secure MCP gateway that proxies, sandboxes, and policy-governs third-party MCP servers, with credential vaulting and audited tool access across stdio, SSE, and Streamable HTTP.

Provides comprehensive git tooling via MCP, including status, diffs, commits, branches, stashes, and multi-root inventory, enabling AI agents to manage repositories.

A proof-of-concept MCP server that scopes GitHub tools to the current repository without filesystem access, using MCP roots to carry the repo identity.

Enables LLM agents to explore JavaScript/TypeScript repositories through parsed syntax trees by returning compact file outlines, precise symbol definitions, and local dependency graphs. It keeps access read-only and sandboxed to chosen roots while using a bounded, flood-proof stdio transport.

A local Windows MCP server that lets a ChatGPT/OpenAI MCP client list, read, write, search, move, and delete files within allowed roots, run PowerShell/CLI commands, start and manage long-running processes, and inspect or commit/push Git repositories. It binds to loopback with policy-gated shell and Git mutations plus a local JSONL audit log.

Enables Codex or Claude Code to orchestrate persistent Antigravity CLI workers as independent implementers and testers within restricted workspace roots. It supports asynchronous task dispatch, progress polling, result inspection, follow-up messages, and cancellation with bounded, audited local event logging.

A demo MCP server showcasing every MCP capability with fake logic, including tools, resources, prompts, progress, cancellation, elicitation, sampling, roots, and subscriptions, over Streamable HTTP, HTTP+SSE, and stdio transports.

Enables remote filesystem access and command/process control through MCP, with safe-by-default permission profiles that restrict file operations to configured roots and make command execution an explicit opt-in.

MCP server for real-time communication between Claude Code sessions via chat rooms.

Hosted MCP registry for grok-bot-rooms, enabling room creation, membership, and messaging via tools and slash commands. Deployable on Vercel with Turso, it serves as the backend for guest plugins.

A self-hosted MCP server that gives AI coding assistants direct shell access to your local machine, enabling execution of arbitrary bash commands for development workflows.

Enables restaurant reservation management through SevenRooms API, allowing users to create reservations and query available time slots with guest details and party size information.

Provides safe, allowlisted local filesystem access for MCP-compatible AI clients, enabling directory listing, file reading/writing (with byte limits), and text search while blocking paths outside approved roots and symlink escapes.

Enables MCP clients like ChatGPT to securely access and manage a controlled local directory over a remote, OAuth-protected endpoint, with configurable filesystem roots and ngrok tunneling.

Enables any MCP client to access xtiandOS's brain, memory, chat, message bus, shell, Docker, and artifact capabilities through tools, resources, prompts, roots, and sampling.