Other MCP Servers

Todoist

Enables natural language interaction with Todoist for task management via a Model Context Protocol server.

Cohere

Integrates with the Cohere API to provide multilingual models and retrieval capabilities via the Model Context Protocol.

Awesome MCP Servers

A curated list for discovering and exploring Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementations and related tools.

Screenshot

Provides screenshot functionality via an MCP server, allowing users to capture and process screen images.

File Access

Enables connection and file manipulation on FTP, SFTP, and SSH servers directly from Cursor AI.

NodeMCU

Manages NodeMCU devices through a REST API, WebSocket interface, and Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Rssmcp

Retrieves RSS feeds and formats entries as text using an MCP server.

Azure

Manages and interacts with Azure resources through a Model Context Protocol server.

Dust Agent Connector

Connects to Dust.tt AI agents via HTTP calls, exposing their capabilities through the MCP interface.

Purchasing Agents

Facilitates customer enquiries using a collection of purchasing agents.

Gmail AutoAuth

Enables AI assistants to manage Gmail through natural language interactions using a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with auto authentication.

Tiny Chat

Enables chat interactions leveraging Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), a database, and server capabilities.

Searxng

Launches a Searxng instance using a provided URL.

Anki

Enables LLMs to create and manage Anki flashcard decks through the AnkiConnect API.

VMix

Provides an experimental Media Control Protocol (MCP) server for vMix.

Pandoc Host Service

Converts documents between various formats by leveraging a host machine's Pandoc installation from within a containerized environment.

LimeSurvey

Enables interaction with LimeSurvey instances via the Model Context Protocol.

A2A ADK

Build multi-agent systems leveraging Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) with A2A communication and MCP control.

Oats

Generates a TypeScript server from an OpenAPI specification, wrapping it for use as an MCP server.

Whodis

Checks the availability of domain names using WHOIS lookups.