MCP-Server

MCP server for Argo CD from argoproj-labs. It lets agents list and inspect Argo CD applications, review sync and health status, resources, events, and logs, and trigger application operations such as sync through the Argo CD API.

Community MCP server and Blender add-on that lets an LLM control Blender 3D. Agents can inspect the scene, create and modify objects and materials, and run Python in Blender to build or adjust 3D scenes from natural-language instructions.

Bright Data's MCP server for public web access. It provides web search, page scraping to clean content, and structured data extraction that works around blocking and CAPTCHAs, available as a hosted remote server or a local npx instance.

MCP server plus Chrome extension that automates the user's own browser. Automation runs locally against the existing browser profile, so the agent works in already logged-in sessions with the real browser fingerprint rather than a separate headless instance.

PortSwigger's official MCP server for Burp Suite. It runs as a Burp extension and exposes Burp's web security testing capabilities to MCP clients, so an agent can work with HTTP traffic and Burp tooling during authorized penetration tests and security reviews.

CrowdStrike's MCP server connecting AI agents to the Falcon platform for automated security analysis and threat hunting. Tools are grouped into modules that can be enabled selectively, and access is governed by the scopes of the Falcon API client used.

Desktop Commander gives an MCP client terminal control, file system search, and diff-based file editing on the local machine. It can run and manage long-running commands and processes, search files and code, and apply surgical text replacements, which makes it useful for local development and automation without a separate IDE agent.

Google's official MCP server for the gcloud CLI. It lets agents interact with Google Cloud by running gcloud commands through natural language, using the credentials and project configuration of the local gcloud installation.

MCP server for the Ghidra reverse-engineering suite. A Ghidra plugin exposes program analysis over HTTP and a Python bridge serves it to MCP clients, letting an agent decompile and analyze binaries, list functions, classes, imports, and exports, and rename methods and data during reverse-engineering work.

MCP server from Zep's Graphiti project for building real-time, temporally aware knowledge graphs as agent memory. Agents can add episodes, search nodes and facts, and manage graph data, giving assistants persistent memory that tracks how information changes over time.

Community MCP server for Home Assistant. It lets agents query and control smart-home entities, call services, and manage automations, scripts, and dashboards on a Home Assistant instance. Can run as a Home Assistant component or as a standalone server.

Jina AI's official remote MCP server. It exposes Jina's Reader, search, embeddings, and reranker APIs as tools for reading web pages as clean text, searching the web, and ranking results. An API key is optional and raises rate limits.

LINE's official MCP server integrating the LINE Messaging API, connecting an AI agent to a LINE Official Account. Agents can push and broadcast text and flex messages to users and read profile information.

Okta's self-hosted MCP server for managing an Okta organization through natural language. It works with users, groups, applications, policies, and logs through the Okta APIs, with access limited by the OAuth scopes granted to the configured client.

Serena is an open-source coding-agent toolkit that gives MCP clients IDE-like capabilities. It uses language servers for semantic code retrieval and symbol-level editing, so agents can find symbols, references, and definitions and edit code precisely instead of relying on line numbers or plain text search across large codebases.

Microsoft's remote MCP server for searching across Microsoft 365 content including documents, emails, sites, files, and chats. It provides tools for starting and maintaining rich chat conversations against Microsoft Graph-backed organizational content, using the tenant-scoped Agent365 MCP endpoint.

Microsoft's remote OneDrive and SharePoint MCP server exposes file tools from the ODSP MCP endpoint. Use it when agents need tenant-scoped discovery, retrieval, and workflow access over Microsoft 365 files stored in OneDrive and SharePoint.

Microsoft's remote SharePoint Lists MCP server provides Microsoft Graph-backed tools for SharePoint sites, document libraries, lists, and collaboration workflows. Use it for agents that need structured SharePoint list access without building a custom Graph integration first.

Microsoft's Wassette is a security-oriented MCP runtime for loading and running WebAssembly Components as reusable agent tools. It uses the Wasmtime sandbox to isolate tools, making it useful for teams that want MCP extensibility with a stronger execution boundary than ordinary local scripts.

Official AWS Labs MCP server for discovering and querying Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases. It returns retrieved passages with citations, supports data-source filters, and can optionally rerank results. The default configuration uses local AWS credentials and keeps reranking disabled unless explicitly enabled.

Official AWS Labs operational MCP server for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. It exposes tools for runtimes, memory, identity, gateways, policy, managed browser sessions, code interpreter sessions, and AgentCore documentation. Some calls create billable resources or mutate infrastructure, so clients should use scoped IAM credentials and keep only the required primitive groups enabled.