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"MCP servers built with alternative programming languages" matching MCP tools:

  • Discover available MCP servers and their status on this hub. Hidden servers remain manageable via wake/sleep but serve tools through their own endpoints.
    MIT
  • Search for Claude Code skills and view their MCP readiness, including required servers and availability. Filter by domain to narrow results.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search, replace, or count code patterns using syntax-aware AST matching across 20+ programming languages.
    MIT

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  • Returns recommended retriever MCP servers with smart defaults, allowing filtering by categories, score, reachability, and type to find the best retrieval server for your needs.
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  • Lists all MCP servers configured in your AI client, with environment variables masked. Helps you see existing setups before adding new servers or find exact server names for testing or removal.
    MIT
  • Analyze a project directory to identify its tech stack and get recommendations for MCP servers that integrate with it. Checks already installed servers to show what's missing.
    MIT
  • Discover GitHub developers by programming languages, location, and minimum follower or repo count. Results sorted by followers for quick talent identification.
    Apache 2.0
  • List all 71 programming languages and their IDs for code execution, with compiler/interpreter versions. Filter by language name to find specific entries.
    MIT
  • Extract text from images using PaddleOCR with support for over 100 languages. Ideal for multi-language documents and CPU-only servers.
    MIT
  • Analyzes a user query to recommend the most helpful MCP servers and pre-built workflow templates, providing rationale and cost estimates for efficient tool selection.
    Apache 2.0
  • View all supported programming languages and their guideline categories to discover available coding standards and best practices for each language.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all supported programming languages and their associated file extensions to identify which code formats the search tool can index and query.
    MIT
  • Check which MCP servers tokscale detected on this machine, including the detection window and active days, to identify active servers from local data.
    MIT
  • Retrieves statistics of the MCP catalog including total server count and top languages. Use to answer questions about MCP server numbers or language popularity.
    MIT
  • Install a group of MCP servers from a built-in stack name or a YAML file. Preview installation with dry_run before making changes.
    MIT
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