Herramientas

DeepL's official CLI: translate text and PDF, Word, PowerPoint and Excel documents while keeping formatting, with glossaries and translation memory. Needs a DeepL API key (free plan available); install from source with Node.js 24.15+. Have legal translations reviewed.

Supabase's official plugin: Supabase and Postgres best-practice skills plus the Supabase remote MCP to manage projects, run SQL, design schemas and RLS policies, and handle auth and storage. Needs a Supabase account.

NASA's official MCP for its Common Metadata Repository: find Earth science and remote sensing datasets in plain language, check that data files exist for a given place and time, and get access services, related tools and citation info. No account to connect; downloads need an Earthdata login.

Snowflake's official plugin: detects Snowflake-related requests and hands them to the Cortex Code CLI, whose 55+ built-in skills handle SQL, dynamic tables, data governance and more. Needs the cortex CLI installed and a Snowflake connection configured.

Langfuse's official plugin: uses hooks to send prompts, model calls, token usage and cost, tool calls and subagents from Claude Code sessions to Langfuse as traces for monitoring and review. Needs Langfuse keys (self-hosting supported) and uv or Python 3.10+.

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.

From TUM's Chair of Geoinformatics (a 3DCityDB co-developer): query CityGML 3D city models in 3DCityDB v5 in plain language, covering both spatial and semantic attributes, with read-only SQL. Needs a deployed 3DCityDB database and Python; register it from the folder with your .env config.

Strips AI writing patterns from prose: filler openers, emphasis crutches, business jargon, formulaic contrasts, tricolons, em dashes and bold-first bullets, in favor of active voice and specifics. Scores reviews on five dimensions. Covers manuscripts, grants, blogs, newsletters and memos.

OpenCage's official MCP: geocode addresses and place names, reverse geocode coordinates (with admin area, time zone and more), and check API quota. For small lookups; use its CLI for batches. Needs an OpenCage API key (free trial), Node.js 20+, and manual setup from a repo clone.

Cartesia's official voice MCP: turn text into natural speech, transcribe recordings, clone voices and localize a voice into other languages from chat, for course narration, audio content and voiceovers. Hosted; sign in with your Cartesia account in the browser. Free tier available.

Free SEO plugin from SearchFit.ai: site SEO audits, technical SEO and broken link checks, content planning and writing briefs, keyword clustering, structured data generation, multilingual localization and AI search visibility analysis. No account needed; just give it a URL or your site's source.

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.

Official MCP for LibreTranslate, the open-source machine translation engine: translate text, detect languages and list supported languages. Use libretranslate.com (paid API key) or your own free self-hosted instance so text never leaves your machine or network. Needs Node.js.

Mintlify's official plugin: reference for Mintlify components, docs.json config, navigation and API docs, plus Mintlify docs search and site management, for building and updating product docs and help centers. Needs a Mintlify docs project; management needs browser sign-in.

DeepL's official Claude Code plugin: uses DeepL's hosted service to translate text and Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDF files with formatting intact, rephrase and polish, fix grammar and apply glossaries. Needs an eligible DeepL subscription; browser sign-in on first use.

Phrase's official plugin for localization managers and reviewers: splits a mixed style guide into separate guides by content type, audience and more, with terminology pulled out on its own; also generates .phrase.yml config for the Phrase CLI for dev teams. Syncing strings needs a Phrase account.