Tools

HubSpot's official skill: agents use the HubSpot Agent CLI to create and triage tickets, move them through pipeline stages, queue by priority, bulk-update status and log resolutions. Needs the HubSpot Agent CLI (beta), signed in, plus the repo's bulk-operations skill. Edits live data; try a sandbox.

Teamwork.com's official MCP: query and update projects, tasks, milestones and time logs in plain language, and handle Desk support tickets and Spaces wiki pages, with role-based tool sets (e.g. project manager, support). Needs a Teamwork.com account with AI/MCP enabled by an admin.

Syncs design tokens between code and Figma variables: normalizes both sides, reports drift by value, alias, mode and scope in a dry run, then stops for explicit approval before writing, archives rather than deletes, and saves JSON reports. Requires the Figma MCP server; invoked manually.

AWS's official plugin for startups: answers AWS Activate credit eligibility and 60+ startup perks, gives architecture and cost advice by funding stage, team size and runway, and plans migrations from GCP, Azure or Heroku. Perk lookups need no AWS account; migrations need your repo.

Builds product launch, promo and feature announcement videos with Remotion (React): asks nine questions about product, audience, duration, voiceover and channel, proposes 2-3 visual directions, writes a storyboard.json, then codes scenes and optional voiceover.

ModelScope's official MCP: search models, datasets, Studio apps, papers and MCP servers and view details, plus text-to-image and image-to-image generation. Needs a ModelScope API token.

Community MCP for Weblate, the open-source translation platform (self-hosted or hosted): translators can find untranslated or needs-editing strings in plain language, write translations in bulk, and check per-language progress and change history. Needs your Weblate API URL and token, and Node.js.

Pigment's official plugin: bundles the Pigment MCP and 30+ modeling skills to query business data and compare budget vs. actuals in plain language; with advanced mode on, build budget and forecast models, metrics and boards. Needs an enterprise Pigment workspace with MCP on; have finance review.

Apideck's official MCP: one unified API to read and write invoices, ledgers and reports in QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite and other accounting systems, plus HR, CRM and ATS data. Needs a paid Apideck account (30-day trial), API key and App ID, with your systems connected. An accountant should review.

Semgrep's official MCP server plus hooks: every file the agent writes is scanned with Semgrep Code, Supply Chain and Secrets for vulnerabilities, malicious dependencies and hardcoded secrets; the agent rewrites until clean or you dismiss findings. Requires a Semgrep login.

Official kFinance library and MCP server from Kensho (S&P Global): lets AI query S&P Capital IQ financials, prices and market caps, consensus estimates, M&A and funding, earnings call transcripts and more. Needs an S&P LLM-ready API subscription or trial; verify outputs.

Icons8's official remote MCP: search and preview 420,000 icons in 132 styles, drop icons straight into web pages or projects, or swap an existing icon set for a new style. Free HD PNGs with attribution link after signing in to Icons8; SVG needs a paid subscription.

Carta's official equity plugin: ask about cap tables, option grants and vesting, SAFE conversions, 409A valuation history and liquidation waterfall scenarios, plus compensation benchmarks and drafting share issuances. Needs a Carta account (OAuth); collects usage telemetry. Have results reviewed.

Carta's official plugin for VC and PE fund finance and IR teams: query fund NAV, performance and benchmarks, pull Form ADV data, build management company budgets and consolidated statements in Excel, and generate LP annual meeting materials. Needs a Carta fund admin account; results need review.

Reviews, rewrites, generates or harmonizes interface copy inside a Figma file, covering buttons, forms, errors, empty states, onboarding, confirmations and consent; edits only the selection, preserves components and Auto Layout, and never invents product facts.

Chatwoot's official CLI: AI can search conversations, reply to customers, add private notes, assign, label, prioritize and resolve, and look up help center articles; a bundled skill sets safety rules for customer-visible replies. Needs a Chatwoot account (cloud or self-hosted) and API key.

Cloudinary's official MCP servers: upload, search and transform images and videos by chat, manage upload presets and structured metadata, and run AI content analysis, moderation and auto-tagging. Needs a Cloudinary account (some features paid); the command adds only the asset management server.

Crowdin's official plugin with the Crowdin MCP: manage projects and translations in Claude Code, Cowork or Codex, with skills to build glossaries, add translator context, draft translations for review and answer how-tos. Needs a Crowdin account; drafts and glossary uploads need its CLI.

Zeplin's official MCP: hands screen and component specs, assets, design tokens and designer annotations to the agent so developers can implement designs more accurately during handoff. Needs a Zeplin account, a personal access token and Node.js 20+.

Health-checks Linear projects for targets at risk of slipping, In Progress issues with no comment in over 7 days, orphan issues without milestones, and common anti-patterns. Reads and comments only, never mass-creates or restructures. Can run from a Cursor Automation. Needs the Linear MCP.

Bootstraps Linear tracking for a repo: checks for an existing project, anchors milestones to a North Star, backfills Done work only with evidence from the CHANGELOG, roadmap or git log, wires blockedBy links, and writes the protocol into CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md or Cursor rules. Needs the Linear MCP.

Syncs, audits or rescues an existing Linear project against repo reality: enumerates issues, milestones, labels and docs, scores it on a 20-point rubric with a gap list, asks per category before any write, fixes orphans, milestones and dependencies, then re-scores. Needs the Linear MCP.

Keeps agent sessions honest in repos with a Linear tracking protocol: search before creating issues, move them to In Progress at start and Done only when shipped, and close the loop before ending. In untracked repos it asks once whether to run linear-setup. Needs the Linear MCP.

Finishes installing the Linear tracking pack: writes an always-on rule that makes Linear the source of truth into Cursor user rules or global files such as ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md, then verifies Linear MCP auth. On Cursor it can also set up a weekly health-check automation.