"Viber" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for the Viber Bot REST API — drive a Viber bot from Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or any MCP client

Local MCP server for AI agents and vibe coding safety: deterministic risk checks (payments, auth, database, secrets, infrastructure), sessions, checkpoints, policy inspection, and fix prompts. Runs over stdio against a local git repository; no language model judges risk.

Enables sending SMS, making calls, retrieving call recordings, managing phone numbers, and sending Viber messages through the MTS Exolve API.

pay-per-call x402 API endpoints as MCP tools — web search, page-to-markdown, PDF extract, JSON repair/validate, crypto price, weather, IP geo, DNS, markdown lint + 20 agent-commerce aliases. Each tool proxies to vibes-coded.com and settles via x402 (USDC/Solana). Free-trial endpoints need no auth; paid ones need an x402 signature. Catalog is fetched live, so new endpoints appear automatically.

A generic OpenAI-compatible subagent MCP server that lets Claude Code delegate coding grunt-work to a local model via a tool-calling agent loop, with configurable concurrency and backend.

Persistent memory and task board for Claude Code. 14 tools spanning projects, tasks, sessions, and activity logs — backed by Firestore, runs on the free tier. Handoff notes survive context compaction; the next session reads the last handoff and picks up where you stopped.

Enables interaction with Zhejiang University's learning platform (学在浙大 / 智云课堂) via MCP tools, allowing natural language commands to check todos, view schedules, fetch lecture transcripts, and submit homework.

Assigns personality types to functions, rates variable name energy, and suggests aesthetic alternatives for code, providing an unscientific yet entertaining vibe assessment.

Browser automation MCP server that enables multiple AI agents to simultaneously control a real Chrome browser using the Vibe extension, supporting local and private automation with logged-in sessions.

Agent-driven RAW photo manager and non-destructive editor with Lightroom-style library and develop tools, controllable via MCP and REST.

MCP server that bridges AI coding assistants to Vibe Kanban, enabling task, session, and queue management without leaving the coding environment.

Generates a technical starting plan for your app shape, data, login, deployment, and boundaries, saving decisions and reasons for later review only when requested.

Provides 21 mathematical tools across 6 domains including basic calculations, array operations, statistics, financial mathematics, linear algebra, and calculus. Supports batch execution for complex multi-step workflows with intelligent dependency resolution.

Social layer for AI coding — DMs, presence, discovery, and multiplayer games between developers. 68 tools including messaging, presence, memory, and 27 multiplayer games.

Connects to vibe-code-best-practices.vercel.app to index 817 tools across 185 sections and 10 domains, routes the right tool/Skill for your project need, and can recommend a full stack.

Prevents premature AI coding by transforming vague product ideas into structured specifications, architecture decisions, and acceptance criteria through a series of interrogation and compilation tools.

An MCP server for Claude Code that enables semantic search of past session transcripts and intelligent session forking, allowing users to find and resume from relevant previous conversations with full context.

Provides read-only investment research and audit tools for validating ETF snapshots, comparing ETF structures, and auditing backtest reports, while strictly excluding any order or trading capabilities.

AI scheduling assistant for agents. Timezone conversion, public holidays for 100+ countries, business hours checker, multi-timezone meeting slot finder, and Google Calendar event creation. x402 native — pay $0.01 per call, no signup needed.

Automatically collects, summarizes, and documents code from vibe coding sessions, generating multiple document types (README, DESIGN, TUTORIAL, etc.) and publishing them to platforms like Notion, GitHub Wiki, and Obsidian.