Tools

Webflow's official MCP: manage your site's pages, CMS content and blog posts by chat, and with the MCP Bridge App in the Designer, edit page elements and styles directly. Needs a Webflow account and Node.js 22.3+; first connection asks you to authorize sites.

Official BibiGPT skill: hand agents YouTube, Bilibili, podcast or local audio and video to get summaries, timestamped transcripts, chapter notes and mind maps. Needs a BibiGPT account (free tier has daily limits) plus its desktop app (with the bibi CLI) or an API key.

Official Black Forest Labs skills: teach agents to write strong FLUX image prompts (typography, exact color values, multi-reference editing) and call the BFL API to generate images, FLUX 3 short videos with sound, and product ads. Prompting needs no API; generation needs a BFL API key.

Connects any FHIR-compliant EHR server (e.g. the Epic sandbox or HAPI) to agents to search, read, create and update patient clinical data in plain language, with SMART on FHIR auth. By WSO2. Needs a FHIR server URL, access token and uv; clinicians must review results.

Salesforce's official hosted MCP servers: after an admin enables them in Setup with an OAuth external client app, agents can query and update CRM records and run Flows under the user's permissions. Needs Enterprise Edition or higher, or a free Developer Edition org. Repo holds docs and Q&A.

Skill for naming products, brands, companies and open-source projects: writes a naming brief, explores metaphors, generates candidates while filtering out generic AI-style names, scores them on a rubric, then checks domain, social handle and package name availability. Good for early-stage startups.

Connects to the St. Louis Fed's FRED database: search and pull 800,000+ macroeconomic time series (GDP, unemployment, inflation, interest rates) with built-in year-over-year and period-over-period changes. For macro research, investing and teaching. Needs a free FRED API key and Node.js.

Lets agents view, create and update Zendesk tickets and comments, read Help Center articles as a knowledge base, and use built-in prompts for ticket analysis and reply drafting. Each support rep signs in with OAuth after an admin registers an OAuth client. Install from source.

Runs locally with no API key: looks up drug labels and adverse events from FDA, EMA and DailyMed, plus WHO health statistics, PubMed papers, clinical trials and clinical guidelines, with auto-generated evidence-level tags on papers. Needs Node.js. Have a doctor or pharmacist verify results.

Sonar's official plugin bringing SonarQube checks into the agent coding loop: secrets-scanning hook, issue fixing, quality gates, coverage and dependency risk; with Vortex analysis on, every edit is checked. Needs SonarQube (free Community Build works), the sonar CLI and Docker.

From Twilio Labs: exposes Twilio's public APIs (SMS, voice, phone numbers, Serverless and more) as MCP tools generated from its OpenAPI specs, with filtering by service or tag. Needs a Twilio API key; marked as a proof of concept.

Shapes the agent's own replies rather than your documents: separates what changed from what was verified, cuts invented confidence, leads with the action and keeps load-bearing caveats. Manually invoked and stays on until you say stop; a script can enable it in CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md.

Neon's official plugin combining the Neon MCP and skills to manage serverless Postgres: projects and branches, object storage, Functions and the AI Gateway. Signs in to Neon via OAuth the first time you use the MCP.

Connects to PACS and other DICOM servers: query images by patient, study and series, read text from PDF reports embedded in DICOM, and forward series to AI nodes such as segmentation. Needs uv and a YAML config. Not for clinical use or real patient data (per the author).

Analyzes your codebase and generates a render.yaml Blueprint, or creates services directly through the Render MCP, to deploy apps to Render. Maintained by Render and included in OpenAI's curated skills. Needs a Render account and code pushed to GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket.

Wolfram's official agent tools: use the Wolfram Language and Wolfram|Alpha for symbolic and numeric math and scientific and statistical data, for teaching and research. The command runs the official Docker image with a free developer license; Wolfram 15+ users can install it in the app.

When the user describes a concept in their own words that matches an established term of art, the agent appends that single term after its answer, linked to a Google Images search, so the user learns the proper name and can see examples.

Searches 600,000+ studies registered on ClinicalTrials.gov, shows protocols and posted results (efficacy, adverse events), and matches patients to recruiting trials by age, sex, condition and location. Public data, no API key; needs Node.js 24+. Unofficial; results must be reviewed by a doctor.

PostHog's official plugin with a built-in MCP and 30+ skills: query product analytics, feature flags, A/B experiments, dashboards and error tracking from chat, and optionally send Claude Code sessions to LLM Analytics. Needs OAuth sign-in with a PostHog account.

Turns one idea into a sparse, wordless white-chalk illustration on an even green board. Picks one of six composition families, generates an image, checks it against a gated QA list and repairs it up to twice. Needs image generation and inspection; otherwise returns the prompt and recipe.

Translates a concept into one spatial event, like orbit or convergence, and renders it as a sparse geometric illustration or poster on matte paper, grayscale and text-free by default. Checks the result against quality gates and regenerates once; falls back to prompt-only output.

Builds frosted and liquid-glass UI: backdrop-filter blur, translucent fills, bright edge highlights and layered shadows, SVG displacement for refraction, hover, scroll and entrance motion, plus accessible reduced-transparency fallbacks.

Adds functional UI micro-interactions with Framer Motion (motion/react) and modern CSS: hover and press feedback, toggles, toasts, drawers, modals, list reorder and shared-element transitions, with 100-250ms timings, asymmetric enter and exit easing, and reduced-motion support.

Animates SVG with stroke draw-on effects, path morphing via GSAP MorphSVG or Flubber, motion along a path, animated icon state changes, and gradient or filter animation, choosing between CSS, SMIL and GSAP per task.