Developer Tools MCP servers
MCP servers that give coding agents real developer tooling: linters, package registries, test runners, language docs and local build commands. 13,958 servers in this category.
MCP servers that give coding agents real developer tooling: linters, package registries, test runners, language docs and local build commands. 13,958 servers in this category.
Provides shared memory for AI agents by syncing Claude Code, Codex, Obsidian, and GitHub history into a searchable local SQLite database via MCP.
Provides a local dashboard to browse, test, and configure MCP servers across various AI coding assistants like Claude, Cursor, and VS Code.
Enables AI coding agents to read, create, edit, run, and test NI LabVIEW VIs via ActiveX server.
Generates interactive architecture diagrams from codebases using static analysis and local or cloud LLMs.
Enables AI coding agents to call your phone via voice to request approvals, report task completion, or receive new spoken commands.
Lets an AI operate a CAD viewer to zoom, pan, click, toggle layers, and measure DXF, DWG, and Gerber files.
A license-free CAD tool for photonic IC design, featuring high-Q microring resonator simulation, 2D FEM, and GDSII mask generation.
Analyzes codebases and git history to provide impact analysis, dependency mapping, and ownership information for developers and AI agents.
Enables AI agents to parse and consume diverse file formats including PDF, Office, images, video, databases, and archives into structured text or JSON.
Allows an AI agent to remotely control a Linux machine via a custom TCP protocol for executing commands, managing files, and monitoring processes.
Converts browser HAR recordings into OpenAPI 3.1 specifications, typed Python clients, and standalone MCP servers for AI agents.
Lets an AI assistant build, simulate, and inspect uSimmics 5.9 electronic circuits including harmonic balance, parameter sweeps, and spectrum plots.
Enables semantic code search by allowing an AI client to find functions by meaning using LLM-generated summaries and vector database pointers.
Validates propositional logic assertions and formal symbolic deductions using a zero-dependency mathematical verification engine.
Enables MCP servers to diagnose memory and persistence issues by reporting on user identity, storage durability, and server instance consistency.
Repairs Japanese dates corrupted by OCR errors by mapping look-alike characters and validating them against historical era calendars.
Converts Japanese kanji numerals into digits while preserving proper nouns, names, and idioms to ensure accurate text normalization.
Provides a local code navigation index that tells coding agents where symbols are defined, who calls them, and which tests cover them.
Provides Python resilience for LLM and Agent calls using timeouts, jittered exponential backoff, and sliding-window circuit breakers.
Allows Claude to read and edit Visual Paradigm (.vpp) projects, including class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and design patterns.