BlenderMCP integrates Blender with Claude AI using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing users to control Blender through AI prompts. It supports two-way communication, object manipulation, material control, scene inspection, and Python code execution in Blender. The system includes a Blender addon and an MCP server, enabling seamless interaction between AI and 3D modeling workflows.

Gaia-X is a next-generation enterprise AI application platform designed to empower business scenarios with human-like AI capabilities. It supports MCP Server integration, enabling the conversion of internal APIs into MCP services, and features natural language-driven RPA, text selection analysis, and multi-agent collaboration. The platform ensures operational security through sandbox environments and offers enterprise management functionalities like user authentication and quota management.

The PocketBase MCP Server is designed to accelerate the development of PocketBase applications by providing sophisticated tools for database interactions, schema management, and data manipulation. It supports advanced features like collection management, CRUD operations, user authentication, and database backups. Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), it integrates seamlessly with PocketBase, offering a streamlined workflow for developers.

This MCP server validates and renders Mermaid diagrams using the Mermaid CLI tool. It integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide a standardized interface for AI tools, enabling seamless validation and rendering of diagrams. The server returns detailed validation results and rendered SVGs, making it ideal for use in AI-driven applications that require diagram processing.

The MCP Server Logger is a tool designed to handle logging in MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that use stdio transport. It patches console methods like log, warn, error, and debug to redirect logs to a separate terminal, preventing interference with protocol communication. This is particularly useful during development when console.log can disrupt the MCP inspector.

The SEO Tools MCP Server facilitates seamless integration between Large Language Models (LLMs) like Claude and various SEO APIs, including DataForSEO. It enables natural language interactions for tasks such as SEO analysis, keyword research, backlink analysis, and more. The server uses stdio as its transport layer, making it easy to integrate with LLM platforms and exposing major DataForSEO API endpoints as MCP tools.

This repository contains a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Python server that allows Claude Desktop to interact with Unreal Engine 5.3 via the Remote Control API. It enables users to create and manipulate 3D objects in Unreal Engine using natural language prompts, bridging the gap between text-based commands and 3D scene generation. The server supports features like object creation, scene manipulation, and asset discovery, making it a powerful tool for integrating AI with game development workflows.

The ValTown MCP Server allows AI assistants to execute code within the ValTown environment using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It supports cross-platform usage and is compatible with various MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Claude Code. The server integrates seamlessly with ValTown's API, enabling dynamic code execution and enhanced AI assistant capabilities.

The Keboola Explorer MCP Server is designed to facilitate interaction with Keboola Connection by providing tools to list and access data from the Keboola Storage API. It supports integration with Snowflake and offers features like listing buckets and tables, previewing table data, and exporting data to CSV. The server can be configured for use with Claude Desktop and Cursor AI, enabling seamless data interaction in various environments.

The Claude Document MCP Server is a lightweight implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) designed to provide document manipulation capabilities for Claude Desktop. It supports operations on Microsoft Word, Excel, and PDF files, including creating, editing, and converting documents. The server integrates seamlessly with Claude Desktop, enabling users to perform complex document tasks directly from the application.

The Plane MCP Server facilitates integration between large language models (LLMs) such as Claude and Plane.so, allowing seamless project and issue management. It provides tools for listing projects, creating and updating issues, and filtering tasks, all while maintaining user control and security. The server supports features like project listing, issue creation, and detailed issue updates, making it a powerful tool for automating project management workflows.

Nchan MCP Transport provides a real-time API gateway for MCP clients like Claude, enabling seamless communication over WebSocket or Server-Sent Events (SSE). Built on Nginx, Nchan, and FastAPI, it offers low-latency pub/sub, scalable AI integrations, and OpenAPI tooling. Ideal for developers building Claude plugins, LLM agents, or integrating external APIs via MCP.

The gotoHuman MCP Server facilitates asynchronous human reviews for AI-generated content and critical actions. It integrates with AI agents through webhook-based workflows, allowing users to review, approve, or provide input on AI outputs. The server supports form-based review requests, schema validation, and assignment to specific users, making it ideal for autonomous AI systems and automations.