A Model Context Protocol server that enables searching for camping facilities and recreational areas using Recreation.gov's API and Google Maps Geocoding.
Recon indexes your codebase into a knowledge graph and exposes it via 14 MCP tools. AI agents get dependency mapping, blast radius analysis, safe multi-file rename, execution flow tracing, Cypher queries, semantic search, and PR review without reading every file. Supports 13 languages, live re-index in ~50ms, and zero config setup.
An MCP server that provides both read-only and authenticated access to Reddit content and interactions without requiring a developer API key. It enables users to browse posts, search subreddits, and perform write actions like commenting and voting by leveraging browser session cookies.
Enables interaction with Reddit through the Reddit API, allowing users to search posts, retrieve saved content, fetch comments, reply to comments, and access detailed post information with comment trees.
Enables comprehensive Reddit research through a three-layer architecture that discovers relevant communities, provides operation guidance, and executes multi-subreddit content fetching with proper citations. Supports searching, post fetching, comment analysis, and batch operations across multiple subreddits for thorough content analysis.
Enables searching Reddit posts, fetching subreddit content, and retrieving post comments without requiring an API key. It uses public JSON endpoints to provide seamless access to Reddit data for LLM-based applications.
A stateless MCP server for Redmine that allows users to interact with issues, time entries, wiki, projects, and more via their own API keys.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI assistants to search, retrieve, and analyze content from Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book), providing access to notes, user information, and trending topics.
Enables AI assistants to browse and read documents from a reMarkable tablet connected via USB, rendering PDF pages as images for the AI to see.
Enables interaction with Rememberizer.ai knowledge repositories to search, retrieve, and store information across sources like Slack, Gmail, and Google Drive. It supports semantic search and agentic queries to access and manage personal or team internal knowledge.
Provides access to personal/team knowledge repositories with tools to search, retrieve, and save information from various sources including Slack, Gmail, and document storage platforms.
Enables accessing and managing personal/team internal knowledge repository with tools for semantic search, smart search, document listing, and saving information for future recall.
Enables semantic search and retrieval of personal and team knowledge from connected sources like Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, and Dropbox, with the ability to save new information for future recall.
Enables semantic search and retrieval from your local markdown brain (Remember.md) via MCP tools, running entirely offline with local embeddings.
Persistent knowledge memory layer for AI agents. Hybrid semantic + full-text search with pgvector, code dependency graph with blast-radius impact analysis, and incremental indexing for 7 languages. In-process ONNX embeddings, no external API required.
Enables AI assistants to search and retrieve information from the REMnux malware analysis toolkit documentation, allowing users to ask questions about reverse-engineering tools and get accurate, up-to-date answers from the live documentation.
Fair meeting point discovery using real travel-time isochrones, not naive midpoints. Finds venues equally accessible to all participants with fairness scoring.
search for best places to rent
A generic MCP server that exposes local repository checkouts, allowing users to search and read code and documentation through natural language. It supports multiple instances, enabling seamless interaction with various codebases via configurable tool prefixes and URI schemes.
Enables users to search and retrieve package repository information from Repology through natural language. Supports searching projects, getting detailed package information, and checking repository problems across multiple Linux distributions and package managers.