MCP server for the Google AdMob API — apps, ad units, mediation, and revenue reports.
Local-first AI identity for MCP coding tools. Lessons, decisions, and context you control.
MCP server and CLI that catches CSS cascade conflicts and Tailwind utility clashes before they ship.
Search 3,100+ developer tools via MCP. Install commands, compatibility data, health scores.
AAVE V2/V3 lending & governance MCP — 7 chains via The Graph subgraphs.
Query Polymarket prediction markets via The Graph — 20 tools, 8 subgraphs.
Discover and query 15,500+ classified subgraphs on The Graph Network.
Agent-native installer and control plane for Paydirt iOS feedback.
Read-only Pearl place discovery, recommendations, and private member travel context.
FFmpeg video/audio tools: cut, convert, concat, remove silence, and raw commands.
GA4 conversion analyst inside Claude — funnel drops, traffic anomalies, device gaps, with numbers.
MCP server that wraps the Open Notebook API.
Solo journaling RPG — Claude runs The Fortuneteller's Hand, reading cards and casting Omens.
AI-powered social listening across Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit, Facebook, and more.
MCP for the Opendock Neutron API.
Research Polymarket and Kalshi markets, traders, signals, backtests, and paper orders.
Search, inspect, and install 400+ QA testing skills from qaskills.sh into any MCP client.
Search Graylog logs by timestamps, filter by streams, and debug production issues.
Search Facebook ads, decode competitor creative strategy, and track brand ad history.
MCP server for ActionForge: expose your account's tools to Claude and any MCP client.
Expose curated Justfile recipes via MCP for safe deterministic automation.
Provar MCP: AI-powered Salesforce test automation. Generate, validate, migrate, and run tests.
Dutch case law over MCP: search & fetch uitspraken by ECLI (Rechtspraak Open Data + LiDO).
Command wrapper MCP server for coding agents, compression, workflows, and local automation.
About Development MCP servers
Development is the broadest category on mcp.site. It covers servers that give an AI agent hands-on access to the software lifecycle: sandboxed shells and terminals, version-specific library documentation, package registries, test runners, debuggers, build and deploy pipelines, and project tools such as issue trackers. Most run locally over stdio because they need your filesystem or toolchain; a growing share run as hosted endpoints you connect with an API key or OAuth.
When choosing one, start with what the agent should be able to do without asking you, then check how the server scopes that access. Good servers expose a small, typed set of tools, document every environment variable, and let you restrict paths or repositories. Prefer listings with an Official badge or a recently updated repository, and read the install snippet for your client before adding credentials.