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Posit's official R package connecting R to Claude Code and other agents: register your own R functions as tools and run them in your open R session, using its data. Out of the box it only switches sessions; add the btw package for docs lookup and data inspection tools. Requires R.

Wraps Shapely, GeoPandas, PyProj, Rasterio, PySAL and other GIS libraries so agents can run geometry and overlay analysis, reproject coordinates, process rasters (e.g. NDVI), do spatial statistics and make maps, and fetch boundaries, land cover and satellite imagery. Needs Python 3.10+ and uv.

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.

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.

Searches ZIM-format knowledge bases such as Wikipedia, Wiktionary and Stack Exchange offline: full-text search, read articles by section and follow links, even with no internet. Download .zim files from Kiwix first (hundreds of MB to tens of GB) into ~/zim-files, and install uv.

Octagon AI's official research MCP: ask in plain language about SEC filings, earnings calls, financial metrics, stock and crypto prices and news; also prediction-market reports and a deep research agent. Needs a free API key and Node.js. Not investment advice; verify findings.

Official VideoDB skills: agents ingest video from local files, URLs, YouTube or live streams, then transcribe, index, search clips by content, generate subtitles, edit and dub, returning playable links. Needs Python 3.9+ and a VideoDB API key (free credits on sign-up).

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.

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.

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.

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.

Diffs a live page's accessibility violations against a baseline, stashing uncommitted changes by default or comparing with a branch, and reports new, fixed and pre-existing WCAG issues with selectors and fixes. Locates only, no edits. Runs AccessLint's Chrome and CLI tools via npx.

Runs the AccessLint rule engine against a live page and returns a worklist of WCAG 2.2 violations, each with its DOM selector, source file and line when mapped, evidence and a suggested fix. Locates without editing; sets up a debuggable Chrome and runs the CLI via npx.

Jenkins plugin that turns Jenkins itself into an MCP server: agents can list jobs, trigger and rerun builds, page through and search build logs, and view test results and SCM info. Hosted in the official jenkinsci organization; authenticates with a Jenkins API token over Basic auth.

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.

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).

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.

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.

Applies tiered prefers-reduced-motion handling instead of disabling everything: removes vestibular triggers like parallax and scroll hijacking, softens large movement into short fades, and keeps essential motion. Covers CSS and JS gating for GSAP, Framer Motion and Lenis, per WCAG 2.3.3.

MLflow's official skills plugin: lets coding agents add MLflow Tracing to LLM apps, analyze failed traces, build evaluation datasets and scorers, and query token and latency metrics, closing the instrument, evaluate, iterate loop. Needs MLflow 3.8+.

UK legal research service from i.AI, the UK government's AI incubator, with a remote MCP: semantic search over UK legislation, amendments and explanatory notes. Connect directly, no account. Officially experimental; case law is temporarily disabled and results need a lawyer's review.

Readwise's official CLI: lets agents search articles and highlights saved in Readwise and Reader, save web pages, tag items and organize reading lists, with a read-only mode to prevent accidental changes. Needs Node.js; Readwise is a paid subscription with a 30-day free trial.

42 official AWS skills for healthcare and life sciences: medical coding and terminology mapping, FHIR/HL7 parsing, claims and prior authorization rules, medical imaging, pharmacoepidemiology and genomics, per US standards. Some need local software. Not for clinical decisions; expert review required.