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Jentic provides a managed connection to more than 1,500 APIs. Its remote MCP server keeps credentials in a central vault and uses just-in-time tooling so assistants fetch only the tools needed for a task, reducing context size and credential exposure.

WordPress.com lets users manage and create site content through an assistant conversation. Its connector gives permission-scoped access to posts, stats, drafts, pages, and comments while keeping site access limited to approved resources.

Wix is a website platform spanning sites, ecommerce, bookings, and business management. Its remote MCP server lets assistants manage Wix sites and business data — from content updates to store operations — using the account's existing permissions.

Vercel is a cloud platform for deploying and scaling web applications, home of Next.js. Its official remote MCP server lets assistants search Vercel documentation, manage projects and deployments, and analyze logs from the account teams already ship with.

PagerDuty is an operations platform for incident response, on-call management, and event intelligence. Its remote MCP server lets assistants manage incidents, create services, schedule overrides, and check rotations using live PagerDuty account data.

OpenRouter is a unified API gateway for accessing hundreds of LLMs from a single endpoint. Its remote MCP server gives assistants live access to OpenRouter data, including model catalogs, pricing, benchmarks and rankings, and account credits, and lets them send test messages to any model without leaving the editor.

Mintlify helps teams search, read, and edit documentation. Its connector gives assistants documentation context for answering docs questions, maintaining content, and updating developer-facing knowledge bases.

MDN provides documentation for open web technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Web APIs, and browser compatibility data. Its experimental remote MCP server gives assistants current web platform context for answering implementation and browser-support questions.

Magic Patterns helps teams discuss and iterate on product interface designs. Its connector gives assistants design-workflow context for exploring UI ideas, revising concepts, and moving from conversation toward usable product screens.

Ketryx supports regulated software lifecycle workflows. Its connector gives assistants context for searching and exploring software development, quality, and compliance data used in regulated product environments.

Jam captures screen recordings and automatic context for issue reports. Its connector gives assistants bug-report context, reproduction details, and recorded evidence for debugging and product-feedback workflows.

Eraser helps teams generate, manage, and update diagrams and technical files. Its connector lets assistants create and revise visual system artifacts so architecture, product, and engineering ideas can be captured from conversation.

Conductor is a platform for running coding agents in isolated cloud workspaces. Its hosted MCP server lets assistants create workspaces, start agent sessions, follow their progress, and read results using the organization you sign in with.

Clerk provides authentication, organization management, and billing implementation support for application developers. Its connector brings current SDK snippets, route-protection patterns, B2B organization examples, and framework-specific guidance into assistant coding workflows.

Autodesk Product Help connects AI agents to Autodesk official product documentation across more than 110 products. The read-only MCP server helps assistants search, navigate, and retrieve trusted help content for product questions, onboarding, and support workflows.