JiraMCPServer

The Milvus MCP server enables AI applications to interact with Milvus vector databases using natural language commands. It allows AI models to perform vector searches, manage collections, and retrieve data without writing custom database queries. This integration facilitates seamless access to vector data, enhancing the capabilities of AI tools like Claude Desktop and Cursor.

Playwright MCP server

A Model Context Protocol Server connector for Perplexity API, to enable web search without leaving the MCP ecosystem.

An MCP server that provides a tool for sending transactional emails via Mailtrap

AI image generation using various models

Web and local search using Brave's Search API

ContextBridge (CB) is a local-first retrieval layer that sits between your codebase and your AI coding agent. Instead of pasting raw source files into context or letting the AI guess which files matter, CB indexes your codebase's real structure (via Graphify) and returns a compact, ranked result — owner file, related files, key symbols, and dependency chains — grounded in your actual code. A typical response is ~4–8 KB instead of the 100+ KB of raw source an AI would otherwise need to read to answer the same question — roughly a 96% cut in input tokens sent to your cloud AI, with zero hallucinated file paths or method names.

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Is this song AI or human? SongCheck detects AI-generated music (Suno, Udio, and more) and media from any AI agent. Point it at an audio file, an image/video, or a whole music folder and it returns a verdict (LIKELY AI-GENERATED / UNCERTAIN / LIKELY HUMAN), an AI-probability score, confidence, and provenance signals (Content Credentials / SynthID watermark, generator hints). Tools: detect_ai_music, detect_ai_media, scan_catalog (audit an entire catalog), and songcheck_health. Free tier is 5 checks/day; a paid key unlocks unlimited catalog scans. Powered by SongCheck (Khaled Media), a self-hosted v9 ensemble detector.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides time and timezone conversion capabilities. This server enables LLMs to get current time information and perform timezone conversions using IANA timezone names, with automatic system timezone detection.

GBOX provides environments for AI Agents to operate computer and mobile devices. Mobile Scenario: Your agents can use GBOX to develop/test android apps, or run apps on the Android to complete various tasks(mobile automation). Desktop Scenario: Your agents can use GBOX to operate desktop apps such as browser, terminal, VSCode, etc(desktop automation). MCP: You can also plug GBOX MCP to any Agent you like, such as Cursor, Claude Code. These agents will instantly get the ability to operate computer and mobile devices.