MCP Servers

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

Google's open-source database MCP server and custom-tool framework connects many databases to MCP clients while letting operators constrain agent actions through prebuilt or parameterized tools.

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

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

Notion's official MCP server, using an internal integration token to let agents read and work with authorized pages and databases.

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.

Bytebase’s open-source database MCP server connects six database engines and exposes object discovery and SQL execution over stdio or HTTP.

Supabase's official MCP server, connecting agents to project configuration, databases, and developer tools through hosted OAuth or a local endpoint.

Azure DevOps MCP Server lets MCP-capable agents read and operate on Azure DevOps projects, work items, repositories, pipelines, test plans, wikis, and Advanced Security data.

MongoDB's official MCP server for inspecting schemas, running queries, and assisting with database operations, including a read-only mode.

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.

OpenAI's self-hosted client for connecting private or localhost MCP servers to ChatGPT, Codex, the Responses API, and AgentKit through Secure MCP Tunnel without exposing the MCP listener to the public internet.