"author:HappyMonkeyAI" matching MCP servers:

Multi-source article and tutorial research for agent planning, providing deduplicated ranked briefs from dev.to, Hacker News, and configurable RSS feeds with optional LLM scoring.

A no-key-first MCP server providing access to UK public data including postcodes, bank holidays, carbon intensity, flood warnings, and government datasets.

Provisions Google Analytics 4 for local AI/web projects by creating properties and web data streams, injecting gtag snippets, and saving configuration.

Enables access to high-value US public data sources via MCP, including federal agencies, state portals, and platforms like Socrata, ArcGIS, and CKAN, with tools for searching, querying, and geographic resolution.

A smart MCP proxy server that lazily loads relevant MCP tool servers based on project context, keeping AI tool counts within recommended limits. It enables agents to dynamically activate, deactivate, and discover MCP servers to optimize context usage.

Provides tools to search and retrieve articles from the dev.to API, including search by query, tag, or technology, and fetching full articles by ID or slug.

Experimental MCP server for coordinating CLI agents across projects using file-based task boards and assignment tracking.

Enables AI agents to make decisions by calling the Kev pointer-head model's evaluate, permute, separate, and model-listing endpoints through four stdio-based tools.

Enables AI agents to build songs by editing a JSON song model: searching a licence-tagged sample library, adding step-pattern and time-stretched loop tracks, setting gain/pan, describing songs, and rendering them to 44.1 kHz WAV/MP3 with release-safety warnings. Songs and renders are read from and written to a project root, so an agent can go from empty project to finished track through MCP tool calls.

Exposes a developer's local context (communication preferences, stack, repos, memory models) to AI agents via MCP tools and resources, enabling them to bootstrap with local guidelines and reduce context hallucination.