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

Zhipu Web Search MCP Server is a search engine specifically designed for large models. It integrates four search engines, allowing users to flexibly compare and switch between them. Building upon the web crawling and ranking capabilities of traditional search engines, it enhances intent recognition capabilities, returning results more suitable for large model processing (such as webpage titles, URLs, summaries, site names, site icons, etc.). This helps AI applications achieve "dynamic knowledge acquisition" and "precise scenario adaptation" capabilities.

One API for Search, Crawling, and Sitemaps

Automatically create a remote browser to complete your specified tasks, developed based on Browser Use + Sandbox. 自动创建一个远程浏览器，完成你指定的任务，基于Browser Use + Sandbox开发。

Ready for a new way to bill pay? Pay any bill in a snap, right from a chat. Describe or snap a photo of your bill (electric, water, gas, internet, phone, medical, credit card, rent, parking tickets, traffic violations and more) and Papaya reads it, then hands you a secure link to pay by card. Fast, secure, and no juggling twelve logins, with full or partial payments and status updates. Powered by Papaya (papayapay.com).

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Repository management, file operations, and GitHub API integration

Browser automation and web scraping

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Query verified 2026 US dental cost data from Real Dental Costs: average implant, veneer, braces and procedure prices for all 50 states and 206 cities, state-vs-state comparisons, and the composite US Dental Cost Index. Open data (CC BY 4.0, Zenodo DOIs). Every response includes the source and a reference URL. Pricing/market research, not medical advice. Data: https://realdentalcosts.com

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.