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Standardized protocol for AI interactions



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By Model Context Protocol
Read, write, and manipulate local files through a controlled API.
Fetch
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve and convert web content to markdown for analysis.
Brave Search
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve web pages, news, and local business results via Brave API.
GitHub
By Model Context Protocol
Manage repositories, issues, and search code via GitHub API.
RepoMix
By Kazuki Yamada
Package codebases into AI-friendly single files with intelligent code structure preservation and token optimization.
Filesystem
By Model Context Protocol
Read, write, and manipulate local files through a controlled API.
Fetch
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve and convert web content to markdown for analysis.
Brave Search
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve web pages, news, and local business results via Brave API.
GitHub
By Model Context Protocol
Manage repositories, issues, and search code via GitHub API.
RepoMix
By Kazuki Yamada
Package codebases into AI-friendly single files with intelligent code structure preservation and token optimization.
Filesystem
By Model Context Protocol
Read, write, and manipulate local files through a controlled API.
Fetch
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve and convert web content to markdown for analysis.
Brave Search
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve web pages, news, and local business results via Brave API.
GitHub
By Model Context Protocol
Manage repositories, issues, and search code via GitHub API.
RepoMix
By Kazuki Yamada
Package codebases into AI-friendly single files with intelligent code structure preservation and token optimization.
Filesystem
By Model Context Protocol
Read, write, and manipulate local files through a controlled API.
Fetch
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve and convert web content to markdown for analysis.
Brave Search
By Model Context Protocol
Retrieve web pages, news, and local business results via Brave API.
GitHub
By Model Context Protocol
Manage repositories, issues, and search code via GitHub API.
RepoMix
By Kazuki Yamada
Package codebases into AI-friendly single files with intelligent code structure preservation and token optimization.
A2A Bridge
By GongRzhe
Bridges Google's Agent-to-Agent protocol with MCP, enabling agent discovery, registration, message sending, and task management through protocol translation between A2A's JSON-RPC messaging and MCP's tool-based interface.
Microsoft Fabric
By aci-labs
Integrates with Microsoft Fabric APIs to explore and document data assets including workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, tables, and semantic models with Azure authentication and markdown formatting.
Raindrop.io
By adeze
Integrates with Raindrop.io bookmarking service to provide direct access for managing collections, bookmarks, tags, highlights, and user data without leaving your conversation context.
Google Forms
By adarshp14
Enables creation and management of Google Forms through natural language requests, converting conversational inputs into structured form elements for surveys, feedback forms, and event registrations
Fabric Pattern Tools
By adapoet
Exposes Fabric design patterns as executable tools that can be discovered and run directly within development workflows, with automatic pattern recommendation based on task descriptions.
A2A Bridge
By GongRzhe
Bridges Google's Agent-to-Agent protocol with MCP, enabling agent discovery, registration, message sending, and task management through protocol translation between A2A's JSON-RPC messaging and MCP's tool-based interface.
Microsoft Fabric
By aci-labs
Integrates with Microsoft Fabric APIs to explore and document data assets including workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, tables, and semantic models with Azure authentication and markdown formatting.
Raindrop.io
By adeze
Integrates with Raindrop.io bookmarking service to provide direct access for managing collections, bookmarks, tags, highlights, and user data without leaving your conversation context.
Google Forms
By adarshp14
Enables creation and management of Google Forms through natural language requests, converting conversational inputs into structured form elements for surveys, feedback forms, and event registrations
Fabric Pattern Tools
By adapoet
Exposes Fabric design patterns as executable tools that can be discovered and run directly within development workflows, with automatic pattern recommendation based on task descriptions.
A2A Bridge
By GongRzhe
Bridges Google's Agent-to-Agent protocol with MCP, enabling agent discovery, registration, message sending, and task management through protocol translation between A2A's JSON-RPC messaging and MCP's tool-based interface.
Microsoft Fabric
By aci-labs
Integrates with Microsoft Fabric APIs to explore and document data assets including workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, tables, and semantic models with Azure authentication and markdown formatting.
Raindrop.io
By adeze
Integrates with Raindrop.io bookmarking service to provide direct access for managing collections, bookmarks, tags, highlights, and user data without leaving your conversation context.
Google Forms
By adarshp14
Enables creation and management of Google Forms through natural language requests, converting conversational inputs into structured form elements for surveys, feedback forms, and event registrations
Fabric Pattern Tools
By adapoet
Exposes Fabric design patterns as executable tools that can be discovered and run directly within development workflows, with automatic pattern recommendation based on task descriptions.
A2A Bridge
By GongRzhe
Bridges Google's Agent-to-Agent protocol with MCP, enabling agent discovery, registration, message sending, and task management through protocol translation between A2A's JSON-RPC messaging and MCP's tool-based interface.
Microsoft Fabric
By aci-labs
Integrates with Microsoft Fabric APIs to explore and document data assets including workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, tables, and semantic models with Azure authentication and markdown formatting.
Raindrop.io
By adeze
Integrates with Raindrop.io bookmarking service to provide direct access for managing collections, bookmarks, tags, highlights, and user data without leaving your conversation context.
Google Forms
By adarshp14
Enables creation and management of Google Forms through natural language requests, converting conversational inputs into structured form elements for surveys, feedback forms, and event registrations
Fabric Pattern Tools
By adapoet
Exposes Fabric design patterns as executable tools that can be discovered and run directly within development workflows, with automatic pattern recommendation based on task descriptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MCP Servers
What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)?
MCP is an open-source protocol developed by Anthropic that allows AI systems like Claude to securely connect to various data sources. It provides a common standard for AI assistants to access external data, tools, and prompts through a client-server architecture.
What are MCP Servers?
MCP Servers are systems that provide context, tools, and prompts to AI clients. They can expose data sources like files, documents, databases, and API integrations, enabling AI assistants to access real-time information in a secure way.
How do MCP Servers work?
MCP Servers work through a simple client-server architecture. They expose data and tools through a standardized protocol, maintaining secure 1:1 connections between clients in host applications like Claude Desktop.
What can MCP Servers provide?
MCP Servers can share resources (files, documents, data), expose tools (API integrations, operations), and provide prompts (templated interactions). They control their own resources and maintain clear system boundaries for security.
How does Claude use MCP?
Claude can connect to MCP Servers to access external data sources and tools, enhancing its capabilities with real-time information. Currently, this applies to local MCP Servers, with enterprise-grade remote server support coming soon.
Are MCP Servers secure?
Yes, security is built into the MCP protocol. Servers control their own resources, don't need to share API keys with LLM providers, and systems maintain clear boundaries. Each server manages its own authentication and access controls.