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    Self-contained SearXNG MCP server in Docker. Aggregates 200+ search engines across 30+ categories with multi-page fanout, autocomplete, and engine discovery. Dual transport (HTTP + stdio), API key auth, and built-in Web UI reverse proxy.
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    Web Content Retrieval (full webpage, filtered content, or Markdown-converted), Custom User-Agent, Multi-HTTP Method Support (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE/PATCH), LLM-Controlled Request Headers, LLM-Accessible Response Headers, and more.
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    Enables searching and accessing Readwise highlights and documents through HTTP endpoints using the Model Context Protocol. Provides vector and full-text search capabilities with streaming responses for retrieving reading highlights and notes.
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    Provides 20 essential tools including HTTP requests, web search, file I/O, shell commands, and persistent memory for any MCP client, with zero configuration required.
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    An MCP server that indexes local code repositories, extracting symbols and call graphs to give Claude precise, structural answers with real file paths and line numbers. Runs entirely locally with no network requests, for privacy-focused code understanding.
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    A MCP server for academic literature retrieval, aggregating multiple data sources like arXiv, Crossref, OpenAlex, PubMed, and Semantic Scholar to provide search, details, citations, trends, and recommendations.
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    An HTTP-based Model Context Protocol server that provides tools and resources for accessing real-time cryptocurrency data from the Binance API. It enables users to fetch prices, analyze market changes, and track activity via a streamable endpoint.
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    A MCP server that provides HTTP-based access to Tushare financial data, enabling AI assistants to query stocks, indices, funds, and more.
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    This MCP server bridges XiaoYi to Shopify's catalog search by translating SSE requests to Streamable HTTP and providing the required UCP agent profile, enabling the search_catalog tool.
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    Demonstrates building an MCP server with Python, exposing tools like web search (Tavily) and basic utilities over streamable HTTP for AI assistants like Cursor.
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    Enables web searches using TAVILY API with fallback to DuckDuckGo, datetime queries, and optional Ollama AI processing. Features HTTP transport with OAuth2 authentication for secure access to search capabilities.
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    An MCP server that enables AI assistants to fetch public GitHub repository lists for any username via HTTP or stdio transports. It provides a specialized tool for repository retrieval and supports both remote web server and local integration modes.
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    A minimal MCP server that enables HTTP requests with any method, headers, and body types, supporting large responses through chunked transfers with disk-backed caching.
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    A single MCP server that transparently routes user requests to 83 open-data sources with built-in discovery and autonomous plugin creation.
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