MCP Servers

MarkItDown-MCP is the MCP server in Microsoft's MarkItDown repository. Its `convert_to_markdown(uri)` tool converts local files, web pages, or data URIs into Markdown for LLM workflows.

The official collection of reference servers and example implementations maintained by the Model Context Protocol project.

An MCP server that connects agents to Chrome DevTools for page debugging, performance analysis, network inspection, and browser automation.

Lets agents navigate websites, read pages, and perform actions through structured browser interaction.

MCP Inspector is the official Model Context Protocol debugging tool. Its Web, CLI, and TUI clients connect to MCP servers and inspect tools, resources, prompts, transports, authentication, and MCP Apps.

An AWS Labs MCP server that lets agents search, read, and retrieve recommendations from official AWS documentation.

A local tool server for desktop MCP clients, exposing file read/write and search, surgical edits, terminal commands, process management, and structured-data analysis over STDIO. Its broad host permissions require narrow directory scope and container or VM isolation for sensitive work.

An MCP server and standalone CLI that give coding agents access to Xcode builds, tests, simulators, devices, debugging, and UI automation.

Exa MCP Server adds web search and public-page fetching to AI assistants. Its hosted endpoint can be connected through compatible remote-MCP clients without running a server. Anonymous use is rate-limited, while higher limits and research tools have separate authentication and cost boundaries.

Callstack's cross-platform app automation toolkit drives mobile, TV, web, and desktop apps through a stdio MCP server, CLI, and typed TypeScript API while collecting screenshots, logs, network, and performance evidence.

ExcelMcp connects real desktop Excel to MCP through the Microsoft Excel COM API, letting agents work with workbooks, formulas, charts, PivotTables, Power Query, DAX, VBA, and Python in Excel.