Herramientas

Firecrawl's official plugin: brings the Firecrawl CLI in as skills so Claude Code can search the web, scrape pages to Markdown, map site links or crawl whole sites. Install firecrawl-cli and set an API key first; self-hosting supported.

Renders a screen reader spec for a component directly in Figma: focus order plus per-state VoiceOver (iOS), TalkBack (Android) and ARIA (Web) property tables and announcements. Part of uSpec; reads the component .md spec from create-component-md and needs a Figma MCP and a configured template key.

i18next's official CLI: finds hard-coded strings in JS/TS code, extracts translation keys, checks which locales are missing entries and syncs locale files; init --yes sets up non-interactively, and a bundled agent skill guides app internationalization. Needs a Node.js project using i18next.

Nulab's official Backlog MCP: lets agents manage Backlog projects, issues and comments, milestones and wikis, and view Git repositories and pull requests. Needs your Backlog space URL and a personal API key, plus Node.js or Docker.

MinerU's official MCP: parses PDF, Word, PowerPoint and images into Markdown via the mineru.net cloud API, keeping tables and formulas. The keyless Flash mode works out of the box; add a token for higher quotas and more formats.

Comet's official Opik MCP: query traces and spans of LLM apps in chat, log scores and comments, and manage datasets, experiments and prompt versions. Works with Opik Cloud (API key or browser sign-in) and self-hosted open-source Opik.

Diagnoses page-load and interaction performance from Chrome DevTools traces, network evidence and source code, covering Core Web Vitals, LCP and layout shifts. Separates measured values from estimates and hypotheses, and re-measures fixes under equivalent conditions.

Implements, debugs or audits how a website behaves on iPhone and iPad in Safari or added to the Home Screen, and on Mac when added to the Dock: safe areas, status and address bar tinting, theme color, overlays, keyboard, manifest, icons, splash screens and installed navigation.

Lets agents run the CodeRabbit CLI to review local changes, listing bugs and security issues by severity, and fix unresolved CodeRabbit comments on a PR after you confirm each one. Maintained by CodeRabbit; needs the CLI installed and signed in. Free tier available.

MongoDB's official plugin: runs the MongoDB MCP locally via npx and adds skills for query generation, index tuning, schema design, and full-text and vector search. Connects to self-hosted or Atlas databases with a connection string.

MongoDB's official skill library covering document model design, driver connection setup, query optimization, natural-language query generation, Atlas full-text and vector search, and stream processing. Works alongside the MongoDB MCP Server.

Miro's official plugin with the Miro remote MCP and three skills: draw codebase explanations on a board, run visual code reviews on the board, and turn board docs, diagrams and prototypes into development specs. Needs OAuth with a Miro account.

Official skills from US broker Alpaca: teach agents to backtest, place and check paper trades, plus developer guides for Broker API account opening, funding and reconciliation. Needs an Alpaca API key (paper trading uses no real money) and the Alpaca CLI; results need professional review.

Slack's official plugin: connects the Slack-hosted MCP to search messages and files, send or schedule messages, and read and write canvases. Includes commands for channel summaries and standup reports, plus skills for building Slack apps. Requires workspace admin approval.

Microsoft Translator's translation quality tool: GPT scores each sentence using MQM error categories or a direct score; --list_mqm_errors shows error types and severity. Needs line-aligned source and target files, Python and an OpenAI or Azure OpenAI key (paid); a translator should still review.

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.

Lokalise's official CLI (lokalise2) covering the Lokalise API v2: upload and download language files and manage keys, translations, screenshots, translation tasks and contributors. Needs a Lokalise account (paid, 14-day free trial) and an API token passed via --token.

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.