MCP Server Marketplace: 950+ AI Tools
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Loreto
MCP server for the Loreto skill generation API — use generate_skills inside Claude Code
Git Dora
Computes DORA metrics (deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate, time to restore service), bus factor, and code churn from any Git repository. Software engineering teams and managers use it to evaluate repo health, team performance, and maintenance risks. Provides data for identifying bottlenecks in CI/CD pipelines and contributor dependencies without paid tools.
JiraBugResolver
JiraBugResolver MCP server connects AI models to Jira for bug resolution. It fetches issue details, analyzes bug reports with code snippets or logs, generates resolution steps, and updates ticket statuses. Software developers and QA engineers use it to automate triage and fixing in development pipelines.
Local CWV Onpage
Performs local SEO audits and Core Web Vitals (CWV) assessments using geocoding for location relevance, PageSpeed Insights (PSI) for performance metrics, CrUX for user experience data, on-page HTML analysis for structure issues, and audit checklists for compliance. SEO specialists, web developers, and site owners use it to diagnose visibility and speed problems on local business websites. Applications include pre-launch checks and ongoing optimization for search rankings.
Ecom Unit Economics
Computes LTV, CAC, ROAS, contribution margin, and unit economics for e-commerce businesses using API inputs, bypassing spreadsheets. E-commerce analysts and managers input sales, customer acquisition costs, and revenue data to obtain precise metrics. Applies to profitability analysis, ad performance evaluation, and pricing optimization.
Geo Landing Blueprint
by The Zahid
The Geo Landing Blueprint MCP server delivers a template for building geolocation-responsive landing pages. It supports dynamic content rendering based on IP-derived location data and device geodata. Frontend developers and full-stack engineers use it to scaffold personalized landing experiences for web apps.
pyckle-mcp
by Pyckle
pyckle-mcp gives your AI editor persistent memory of your codebase. Index once with index_codebase, then search forever with natural language via search_code. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, and Zed. Additionally, indexes Obsidian vaults, Notion workspaces, and git history. Session context, dependency graphs, and autonomous iteration loops included.
Football Outcome Explainer
Analyzes football match data to generate explanations for game outcomes, covering player stats, tactical choices, and critical events. Users supply match details like scores and lineups to receive structured breakdowns. Suited for sports analysts, journalists, and developers embedding match insights in apps.
Scout Intel
Business & market intelligence MCP server for AI agents — 7 tools, 8 data sources, structured JSON with confidence scores
Healthcare Vendor Compliance
MCP server for accessing healthcare vendor compliance data via API. Supports queries for regulatory status like HIPAA adherence, audit records retrieval, and certification verification. Used by compliance officers, healthcare administrators, and developers automating vendor risk assessments.
FirstLook
by Gentry
Skip the spreadsheet for first-look deals. FirstLook brings institutional-grade CRE underwriting tools to any MCP-compatible AI assistant — cap rate benchmarking, debt metrics, rent roll analysis, stress testing, and credit risk summaries — so you can evaluate a deal in conversation. Built by a CRE portfolio manager and credit professional with years of institutional experience.
Viral Tech Pulse
Viral Tech Pulse MCP server aggregates real-time data on viral technology trends, tracking social shares, engagement rates, and trend velocity across platforms. Data analysts and marketers query this to detect emerging tech signals. Applications include competitive intelligence and content timing.