"Socket" matching MCP servers:

Stateful outbound TCP/UDP MCP server enabling LLMs to perform multi-step network protocols like HTTP/1.x, SMTP, Redis, and DNS.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Socket integration, allowing AI assistants to efficiently check dependency vulnerability scores and security information.

A persistent server using Unix sockets that provides file operations and real-time communication capabilities through both SSE and Socket.IO interfaces.

Enables AI assistants to control running Neovim sessions via RPC socket, supporting command execution, state inspection, and LSP actions. Automatically discovers Neovim instances and supports multi-instance management on Linux and macOS.

Enables LLM agents to search Regulations.gov federal dockets, retrieve docket abstracts and metadata, and list rulemaking documents, giving read access to federal regulatory data.

Lets AI assistants search every Pokémon TCG Pocket card by name, type, rarity, set, evolution stage, ability effect and attack, in six languages, with typo tolerance and semantic search.

One todo list every AI coding agent can write to — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — scoped per project, local-first, self-hostable.

MCP server that lets an LLM agent drive StableProjectorz, a 3D modeling app, by inspecting the loaded model, app state, viewport screenshots, and triggering UI actions via a loopback socket bridge.

Enables AI assistants to directly control Autodesk 3ds Max through natural language to create models, set materials, adjust lighting, and automate animations. It bridges the Model Context Protocol with 3ds Max via a TCP socket to execute Python and MAXScript commands.

MCP server for the LookTwice API, enabling validation of emails, EU VAT numbers, IBANs, and domains, plus product screening against U.S. CPSC recalls.

MCP server that connects Claude Code to Slack, allowing two-way communication via Slack Socket Mode without tunnels.

Lets you @mention a bot in a Slack channel or DM to send work to a local Claude Code session and watch it run, with live self-updating turn cards, threaded answers, progress checklists and a per-channel inbox with read cursors. It runs entirely on your machine over Slack Socket Mode—no tunnel or public IP—routes misdelivered messages to the right project, and masks credentials in anything it posts back.

MCP server that exposes the Herdr terminal API as callable tools, enabling AI agents to manage terminal workspaces, tabs, panes, and agents. It dynamically generates tools from the Herdr API schema and communicates via Unix socket.

Lets AI agents drive terminal apps built with Limoni (a Go TUI engine) through their semantic tree instead of scraping the screen: widgets are found by role and label, clicked, typed into, and waited on. Runs locally over the app's automation socket; secret fields never reach the agent.

Enables managing a Pokémon TCG Pocket card catalog and personal collection in SQLite, with card search, collection statistics, meta deck queries, and OCR-based capture rounds processed locally.

A small, readable MCP learning project implemented in TypeScript that uses a local JSON notebook to demonstrate core MCP features such as tools, resources, prompts, sampling, and notifications.

Wraps the CourtListener API for real-time federal docket monitoring, with pluggable client-list connectors (SharePoint, Excel, webhook) and tools for docket monitoring and client matching via elicitation.

Reads the Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode usage logs already on your machine and reports token totals, per-day and per-hour activity, a per-agent and per-model breakdown, and a year-in-review recap. It makes no network request at all — a test fails if any source file in the package can open a socket.

Enables AI assistants to interact with the PocketOption trading platform via MCP, including balance checks, candle data, asset screening, and trade placement, with support for multi-agent coordination.

A delegation socket MCP server that enables a driver code agent to hand off subtasks to a cheap local worker (e.g., OpenCode) via a single MCP tool call and pick up results asynchronously without breaking flow.