"author:jaknow01" matching MCP servers:

Enables users to run Tavily-powered searches that return an answer plus the same query from a reputable source, using Reuters for general reporting and Bloomberg for finance.

Enables an authenticated caller to list, create, and update events on their own Apple iCloud calendars over CalDAV, plus gated deletes with a confirm-preview step. Accounts are resolved per principal, so each caller only reaches their own calendars and credentials stay in the environment.

Enables route planning and navigation through Google Directions while keeping saved places and addresses private, resolving aliases like Home or work into endpoints and returning routes between them or landmarks, with transit by default. Supports per-principal saved places, preferred stops, travel notes, and client identity checks.

Enables retrieval of current weather conditions via OpenWeather and multi-day forecasts via keyless Open-Meteo, with place lookups geocoded through Nominatim. Also exposes the server's current date and time for a configurable timezone and identifies which client an API key belongs to.

Enables control of Tuya smart lighting over the local home network, including reading device state, turning devices on or off by name, and switching between white and colour modes with RGB or temperature settings. Devices and credentials stay on the server and are scoped per household principal, so each caller only sees their own home's lights.

Enables querying live Fantasy Premier League data — gameweek fixtures with difficulty ratings, live scores, player prices/form/ownership, team strength ratings, and mini-league standings and ownership. It also issues self-service API keys to mini-league members so each caller's own squad and leagues are resolved automatically from their key.

Enables an MCP client to run exact calculations on numbers it supplies — descriptive statistics, percentage change, least-squares trend direction, and Pearson correlation — so a model computes in code instead of estimating. It holds no data source of its own and also reports which client an API key belongs to.

Enables retrieval of FX rates, stock and index quotes, ticker search results, and daily price history through keyless upstream sources, plus client identity checks.