Collaboration Tools MCP Servers

Feishu

Enables AI large language models to interact with Feishu (Lark) APIs, primarily supporting multidimensional table operations through tool calls.

Docbase

Enables interaction with Docbase data through a Model Context Protocol server.

LangGraph Agents

Transforms Modular Communication Protocol (MCP) tools into collaborative agents utilizing the LangGraph framework.

Gong

Enables Claude to access and interact with Gong call recordings and transcripts through a standardized interface.

Slack User

Enables Claude to interact with Slack workspaces as a user via the Slack API.

Notion

Integrates Notion workspaces with AI models through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

PopUI

Enables collaborative user experiences with Claude Desktop by creating a bi-directional bridge to a visual context.

Akirapapa Notion

Enables interaction with Notion workspaces by providing a server for the Notion API.

GitHub Repository

Enables AI assistants to browse and read files from GitHub repositories.

Zoom Transcript

Enables interaction with Zoom Cloud Recording transcripts through a structured interface.

Bitbucket

Enables AI assistants to interact with Bitbucket repositories and resources through the Model Context Protocol.

Notion ReadOnly

Enables efficient read-only access to Notion content for AI assistants by reducing the number of exposed API tools.

Storybook

Exposes Storybook components and their usage examples to AI tools via the Model Context Protocol.

Github

Provides an MCP server implementation for interacting with the GitHub API.

Nextcloud

Enables reading data from a Nextcloud instance.

Planner

Enables AI assistants to break down complex tasks, track progress, and manage hierarchical task lists.

ClickUp Operator

Integrates ClickUp with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to manage notes and create summaries.

Google Contacts

Enables AI assistants to manage Google Contacts, search the organization's directory, and interact with Google Workspace.

Discourse

Enables searching Discourse forum posts using the Model Context Protocol.

Coco

Facilitates pair programming by providing code review with contextual questioning, prompting developers to refine their solutions.