MCP servers

Zapier MCP turns Zapier's integrations into MCP tools, so an agent can take actions in 9,000+ apps (send emails, update CRMs, post messages and so on) without custom integrations. It's included in every Zapier plan, and each tool call uses 2 Zapier tasks.

The Shopify AI Toolkit connects coding agents to Shopify developer resources, delivered as a plugin, skills or the Dev MCP server. It covers docs search, GraphQL Admin API schemas, Liquid, Polaris and Functions, with code validation. The Dev MCP server runs locally and needs no authentication.

Figma's MCP server gives coding agents design context from Figma files (variables, components, Code Connect mappings) so they can generate code that matches designs, and it also supports write-to-canvas workflows. The recommended remote server works on all seats and plans; the desktop server needs a Dev or Full seat on a paid plan.

Vercel MCP is Vercel's official remote MCP server with OAuth. It lets AI tools search Vercel docs and work with your projects and deployments, including reading build and runtime logs. A natural fit if you ship Next.js or other front-ends on Vercel.

Linear's official remote MCP server lets agents find, create and update issues, projects and comments in your Linear workspace. It is centrally hosted, uses Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 (or a bearer token/API key), and works with most AI clients.

MarkItDown is Microsoft's Python tool for converting files (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, images, audio, EPub, ZIP, YouTube URLs) into Markdown suited to LLMs. The repo also ships markitdown-mcp, an MCP server so agents can convert documents on demand.

Atlassian's remote Rovo MCP Server connects AI tools to Atlassian Cloud: Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, Bitbucket and Compass. It uses OAuth 2.1 and respects your existing permissions. Most relevant if you already track work in Jira or Confluence.

Desktop Commander gives MCP clients local terminal access, process management, file search and diff-based file editing, plus handling for files such as Excel and PDF. The local MCP server is free and open source; a hosted remote option has Free and Pro tiers.

Serena is an open-source MCP toolkit that gives coding agents IDE-like, symbol-level tools (find symbol, references, symbol-aware edits) backed by language servers or JetBrains, instead of plain text search. It supports many languages and helps agents work efficiently in large codebases.

PostHog's hosted MCP server lets agents read and write across PostHog in plain language: analytics insights, feature flags, experiments, error tracking and more. Connecting and calling tools is free, though some tools use LLMs internally. The PostHog Wizard installs it into common clients.

Brave's official MCP server exposes the Brave Search API to agents: web, local, image, video and news search plus AI summarization, all from Brave's independent web index. It needs a Brave Search API key; plans include $5 of free credits every month.

Exa's MCP server connects agents to Exa's search engine for web search, code and documentation search, page crawling and deep research. The hosted endpoint is the simplest setup, and the Starter free tier includes MCP access.

Firecrawl's official MCP server gives agents tools to scrape pages into clean markdown, map and crawl sites, search the web and extract structured data. It runs locally via npx with a FIRECRAWL_API_KEY or through Firecrawl's hosted endpoint, and usage is billed in Firecrawl credits.

Neon's official MCP server lets agents create projects and branches, run SQL, and plan and apply schema migrations safely on branches of Neon serverless Postgres. It's hosted remotely with OAuth or API-key auth and can be limited to read-only tools.

Cloudflare runs a catalog of managed remote MCP servers, connected over OAuth: a main server that uses Code Mode to cover the whole Cloudflare API, plus product-specific servers for Workers builds, observability, Radar, browser rendering and more. Useful if you deploy on Workers, R2, D1 or KV.

Notion MCP is Notion's hosted remote MCP server: after OAuth, agents can search, read, create and update pages and databases you have access to. There's also an open-source local server (@notionhq/notion-mcp-server) that runs with an integration token.

Sentry's official MCP server lets agents look up issues, errors, traces and releases in Sentry, and invoke Seer for root-cause analysis, so they can debug production problems with real context. Use the hosted server (OAuth) or run it locally with an access token.

Stripe's official MCP server gives agents Stripe API tools (for example creating and managing objects such as refunds) plus search over Stripe's knowledge base. The remote server supports OAuth or Agent Keys (full-access and untagged restricted keys stop working on Oct 31, 2026), and the open-source stripe/ai repo also ships an agent toolkit and skills.

Supabase's official MCP server lets agents manage Supabase projects: design tables, run SQL, apply migrations, fetch logs, generate types and manage branches and edge functions. Supabase hosts it remotely with OAuth login, and it can be scoped to one project or run read-only.

Context7, by Upstash, feeds current, version-specific documentation and code examples for 142,000+ libraries into coding agents, which cuts hallucinated APIs. Run it as a CLI plus skill, or connect to the remote MCP server. A free API key gives higher rate limits.

The Chrome DevTools team's official MCP server gives agents control of a live Chrome browser plus DevTools capabilities: performance traces, network requests, console messages and screenshots. Handy for debugging front-end issues and checking an agent's changes in the browser.

Microsoft's Playwright MCP server lets agents drive a real browser: navigate, click, fill forms, take snapshots and test web apps. It works from structured accessibility snapshots instead of screenshots, so it's fast and doesn't need a vision model.

GitHub's official MCP server lets agents read and manage repositories, issues, pull requests, Actions runs, code security alerts and more through the GitHub API. Use the hosted remote server or run it locally with Docker and a personal access token.

The official MCP Registry is a metadata catalog and API for publicly available MCP servers, run by the MCP project. Clients and sub-registries use it to discover servers, and maintainers publish their servers to it. You can also self-host the registry.

The Model Context Protocol project's official reference servers, which show how to build MCP servers and cover basics such as Filesystem, Git, Fetch, Memory, Sequential Thinking, Time and Everything (a test server). They're the easiest way to give any MCP client local file, git or web-fetch tools.

The official, Anthropic-managed directory of Claude Code plugins, which bundle skills, slash commands, subagents, hooks and MCP servers. It holds both Anthropic-built and vetted third-party plugins, and you install any of them with a single /plugin command.