"SNCF" matching MCP servers:

Enables querying SNCF Open Data (train schedules, stations, punctuality, etc.) through natural language or direct tool calls, with dataset search, metadata retrieval, and ODSQL querying.

Enables querying SNCF train schedules and stations in France using the official Navitia API, with support for flexible date parsing and real-time journey planning.

MCP server for querying French railway services (SNCF) via the Navitia API, enabling station search, journey planning, and departure board retrieval.

A modular Python wrapper for the SNCF API that integrates with Claude Desktop, enabling intelligent journey planning and train information retrieval across France's railway network.

Enables searching TGV Max train journeys across multiple departure stations with scheduling constraints, and resolving SNCF station names, directly through natural language.

Enables querying and exploring Cribl Stream and Edge deployments, providing access to worker groups, fleets, sources, destinations, pipelines, routes, event breakers, and lookups through a structured interface.

MCP server that fetches YouTube video transcripts and creates Notion pages with summaries. Enables Claude Desktop to summarize videos and save them to Notion.

Enables AI agents to interact with the SCF Controls Platform for security compliance, including browsing controls, tracking implementation, managing evidence, assessing risks, and monitoring vendors via natural language.

Enables AI clients to discover and invoke Salesforce business capabilities (e.g., customer lookup, account creation) through MCP tools, keeping business logic in Apex while exposing it via REST, Agentforce, and OpenAPI.

Enables querying the CNCF landscape to search for projects, get detailed information, GitHub metrics, maturity status, and case studies for technology decision support.

Enables querying the Brazilian Rural Property Registration Certificate (CCIR) from official sources through a read-only MCP tool.

Provides public real estate consultation from an official source, with pay-per-query using prepaid credits.