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.

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.

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

An official Grafana MCP server that lets compatible AI clients discover dashboards and data sources, query Prometheus metrics and Loki logs, and work with alerts, incidents, and OnCall flows within existing Grafana permissions, with read-only, query-free, and network-hardening controls.

Stripe MCP Server lets agents search Stripe documentation and manage customers, products, prices, payment links, invoices, refunds, subscriptions, and disputes within Restricted API Key permissions.

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.