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Microsoft's official Microsoft 365 MCP: query your email, meetings, OneDrive and SharePoint files, Teams messages and colleagues in plain language, e.g. tomorrow's meetings or someone's budget emails. Needs a Microsoft 365 Copilot license, tenant admin consent and Node.js 18+; public preview.

ComfyUI's official CLI: install and launch ComfyUI in one step, manage custom nodes and model downloads, and run image and video workflows, with --json output on every command for agents. Can also submit jobs to paid Comfy Cloud.

Command-line client for Linear: list, search, create and update issues and projects, create Git branches from issues and open PRs, with a bundled skill for agents. Needs a Linear account and an API key to log in; community-built, not from Linear.

Sentry's official CLI: upload source maps and debug symbols, manage releases, and view issues and logs. Needs a Sentry account or self-hosted instance; a newer official CLI is replacing it, so this repo mainly gets bug fixes.

Lets agents read and write Google Sheets: list and search spreadsheets, read and batch-update cells, insert rows and columns, create and share sheets and build charts, with the option to enable only some tools to save context. Needs a Google Cloud service account or OAuth credentials.

Turns senior designer judgment into 74 rules and 23 skills: first lock your project's colors, type, radii and motion, then loop render, score and revise, reworking anything under 80. For Claude Code, Codex and Cursor; needs Node.js and a local frontend project. Scores don't replace human review.

Graph database MCP server from Neo4j Labs: reads the graph schema and runs read and write Cypher queries, with read-only mode, query timeouts and response token limits. Needs a Neo4j instance with the APOC plugin enabled.

Open-source toolkit widely used in localization: converts between PO, XLIFF, TMX, CSV, subtitle and other translation formats, counts words, runs 40+ translation checks with pofilter and extracts frequent terms with poterminology. Needs Python 3.11+.

Lets coding agents read your codebase, extract a design system, then generate UI mockups, slide decks, posters and other marketing visuals on Superdesign's infinite canvas and iterate in branches. Needs @superdesign/cli and a Superdesign account; free to start.

Sentry's official remote MCP: lets coding agents query errors, issues, stack traces and performance traces, and call Seer for root-cause analysis. Sign in with OAuth, or connect to self-hosted Sentry over stdio.

Companion skill to the User Interface Wiki: 152 rules in 12 categories, from motion, easing and exit animations to UI sounds, interaction laws, prefetching and typography, for writing or reviewing web UI code, with issues listed by file:line. Needs an existing web project and Node.js to install.

Runs LibreOffice as a persistent server so unoconvert can batch-convert Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ODF and PDF, handling about 2-4x as many documents in the same time as cold-starting LibreOffice each time. Install LibreOffice first and use its bundled Python; officially tested on Linux only.

AWS Labs' official plugin marketplace: deploy-on-aws (architecture recommendations, cost estimates and IaC deployment), aws-serverless, aws-amplify, databases-on-aws, sagemaker-ai and more. AWS suggests Agent Toolkit for AWS for new projects.

Jina AI's official remote MCP: converts web pages and PDFs to Markdown, searches the web, arXiv, SSRN and images, and offers screenshots, reranking and semantic dedup. Reading tools work without a key (rate-limited); search and rerank need a Jina API key.

Runs SQL queries against ClickHouse and browses databases and table schemas, read-only by default; can also enable embedded chDB to query data directly in files and URLs. Maintained by ClickHouse.

Drives desktop Excel on Windows: refresh Power Query, build pivot tables and charts, evaluate DAX and run VBA while keeping existing formulas and formatting, so finance and admin staff can automate existing reports. Needs Windows, Excel 2016+ and Node.js; no macOS.

Intlayer's official MCP server: in projects using Intlayer, lets agents build dictionaries, fill in missing translations with AI, sync multilingual content with the Intlayer CMS and look up docs. Needs Node.js; AI translation needs your own LLM API key, CMS sync needs credentials.

From Vercel: discovers locally running Next.js 16+ dev servers and hands the runtime errors, routes and logs from their built-in MCP endpoint to the agent, and points the agent to docs matching your installed version.

From Free Law Project: finds bad redactions in PDFs, where a black box covers text that can still be selected and copied, and outputs the leaked text and positions per page as JSON. Useful for lawyers checking filings before release. Needs Python 3.10+; may miss cases, so review important files.

Describe what you need and get a typeset PDF: turn handwritten notes or scanned textbooks into LaTeX handouts and cheat sheets, make exams with answer keys, write papers, theses, posters, resumes and letters. 27 templates plus chart and mail-merge scripts. Needs TeX Live (install script included).

Microsoft's official skill: has the agent use Microsoft Learn docs to call Azure text and document translation, enforce glossaries, train Custom Translator models and troubleshoot quotas and errors. For localization teams building batch translation; needs an Azure account and Translator resource.

The Docling project's official MCP: converts PDF, Word, PowerPoint and more into structured documents with layout and table detection and OCR for scans, and lets agents build new documents paragraph by paragraph and export Markdown. Local mode needs Python and uv, or use your own Docling Serve.

Unbabel's machine-translation quality metric: comet-score rates translations per sentence and overall, XCOMET marks error spans and severity, and CometKiwi works without a reference. Good for spot-checking MT. Needs Python 3.8+; models download from Hugging Face, some need a license; GPU helps.

Enter a URL and get a single-page SEO audit report in HTML: checks title and meta description, H1, robots, sitemap, structured data and more, and lists priority fixes. Needs local Python; the full audit also needs a Google PageSpeed API key.