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MCP servers & agent tools

Tools agents can call, and how they charge.

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What each column means

Name: The project's name. Source: entered by hand.
Website: The project's official website. Source: entered by hand.
Repository: The project's GitHub repository, written as owner/name. Source: entered by hand.
GitHub stars: How many people have starred the repository on GitHub. Source: GitHub.
License: The open-source license as reported by GitHub, for example MIT or Apache-2.0. Source: GitHub.
Last code change: Date of the most recent commit to the repository. Source: GitHub.
Category: The main category it belongs to. Possible values: Data, Developer tools, Browser, Finance, Crypto, Search, Productivity, Media, Other. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Connection type: How an agent connects to it, such as local process or HTTP. Possible values: Local process (stdio), HTTP streaming (SSE), Streamable HTTP. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Sign-in method: How it authenticates, such as an API key or OAuth. Possible values: Not at all, API key, OAuth. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Pricing model: How the software itself is paid for, such as free open source or a subscription. Possible values: Free open source, Subscription, Pay per use, One-time lifetime license, Percent of volume, Network cost plus flat fee. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Software price ($): What the software itself costs and how often you pay it; $0 for free open source. Unit: US dollars. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Free plan: Yes when there is a $0 plan or a free usage allowance. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Summary: A short description written from the project's own pages. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Notes: Our editorial notes about this entry. Source: our editorial notes.