708 boosters for "server" — AI-graded, open source, ready to install
Enterprise-grade MCP server that integrates Cloudflare APIs with Claude, enabling developers to programmatically manage Cloudflare infrastructure and services while maintaining NIST 800-53/FedRAMP High compliance standards.
This MCP server provides programmatic access to Appfolio Property Manager's Reporting API, enabling property managers and developers to integrate rental property data and reporting workflows into AI applications.
An MCP Server that enables Claude to execute SQL queries and interact with databases (PostgreSQL via Sequelize). Developers building AI applications that need database access will find this useful for data retrieval and manipulation tasks.
An MCP server that enables Claude to interact with Microsoft SQL Server databases, allowing developers to execute queries, manage schemas, and automate database operations through natural language.
An MCP server that integrates Obsidian vaults as a knowledge management layer for AI assistants like Claude and Copilot, enabling developers and knowledge workers to leverage their personal notes and documentation in AI-powered workflows.
Xc MCP is an MCP server that integrates Xcode command-line tools into Claude, enabling iOS/macOS developers to automate builds, testing, and development workflows directly through AI-assisted interactions. It's ideal for developers working on Apple platforms who want to leverage AI for build automation and CLI tool orchestration.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables Claude to create and manage collections of web entities (companies, people, papers) with automated search and enrichment capabilities via the Exa Websets API. Ideal for researchers, competitive analysts, and developers building AI-powered entity management systems.
Desktop Image Manager MCP Server enables Claude to manage, analyze, and compress desktop images with file statistics and viewing capabilities. Useful for developers and power users who need programmatic control over image collections.
An MCP server that manages project documentation and automatically saves conversation logs to a user-specified directory, enabling seamless integration of AI conversations into project workflows. Useful for teams wanting to maintain searchable records of AI-assisted development sessions.
Development rules and coding standards for building an FDIC Bank Find MCP Server in Rust, designed specifically for Windsurf developers. Helps teams maintain code quality, follow Rust idioms, and implement features systematically using test-first development.
An MCP server that integrates Carbon Voice's voice messaging and conversation APIs, enabling Claude to send voice messages, manage conversations, and handle workspace operations. Useful for developers building voice-enabled applications that need Claude integration.
Web Development Toolbox MCP Server provides a collection of tools for web developers to integrate with Claude, enabling automation and assistance for common web development tasks. Developers building web applications and using Claude for development will benefit from this toolbox.
The MCP TypeScript SDK is a comprehensive toolkit for building and integrating Model Context Protocol servers and clients in TypeScript applications. Developers building AI-powered tools, Claude integrations, or context-aware LLM applications benefit from its standardized approach to managing resources, tools, and prompts.
A Node.js MCP server that executes JavaScript code safely in isolated Docker containers with on-demand npm dependency installation. Developers and AI agents benefit from secure, sandboxed code execution capabilities integrated into Claude.
Allyson MCP Server is an AI-powered SVG animation generator that integrates with Claude to transform static SVG files into animated components using Framer Motion, enabling developers to quickly add motion graphics to their projects without manual animation coding.
DevAC MCP Server provides AI assistants with development and code assistance capabilities through the Model Context Protocol. It benefits developers and AI tool builders who need integrated development workflows within Claude environments.
An MCP server that integrates Codex CLI with Claude Code and Claude Desktop, enabling developers to leverage Codex capabilities within Claude's ecosystem for enhanced code generation and AI-assisted development.
This MCP server transforms linear AI reasoning into structured, auditable thought graphs using DAG (directed acyclic graph) representations, enabling developers to visualize and verify AI decision-making processes with full traceability.
The MCP TypeScript SDK enables developers to build and integrate Model Context Protocol servers and clients, allowing applications to provide standardized context to LLMs. It's essential for developers building AI-powered applications that need to expose resources, tools, and prompts in a protocol-compliant way.
An MCP server that integrates Instapaper with Claude, enabling reading list management and article access within Claude Desktop and Claude Code. Useful for developers and knowledge workers who want to bridge their reading workflow with AI-powered analysis.
An MCP server that integrates the National Park Service API with Claude, enabling developers to query park information, facilities, and data programmatically within Claude Desktop and Claude Code environments.
A debugger tool for Structurizr DSL that integrates with Cursor IDE and Claude, helping architects visualize and troubleshoot architecture diagrams as code. Useful for teams using Structurizr for system architecture documentation.
Lighthouse MCP server enables AI assistants to perform automated web performance analysis and auditing directly within Claude. Developers and performance engineers benefit from integrated Lighthouse reports without leaving their coding environment.
An MCP server that automates the installation and setup of other MCP servers, streamlining the process of extending Claude's capabilities. Developers and Claude users benefit by reducing manual configuration overhead when adding new MCP integrations.
