Remote MCP Server on Cloudflare

Put performance and error data directly in the hands of your AI assistant.

Access financial market data: realtime & historical stock, ETF, options, forex, crypto, commodities, fundamentals, technical indicators, & more

A development tools server for Git management, file operations, AI-assisted editing, and terminal execution, integrable with AI assistants and code editors.

Perform EVM crypto wallet operations using ethers.js v5. Supports a private key environment variable for wallet operations.

An AI-powered coding assistant that combines insights from Gemini, Stack Overflow, and Perplexity AI to help solve programming problems.

Formo makes analytics and attribution easy for crypto apps, so you can focus on growth. Measure what matters and drive growth onchain with the data platform for onchain apps. Get the best of web, product, and onchain analytics on one versatile platform.

An advanced code analysis and editing server with semantic search capabilities using vector embeddings.

Analyzes your codebase identifying important files based on dependency relationships. Generates diagrams and importance scores per file, helping AI assistants understand the codebase. Automatically parses popular programming languages, Python, Lua, C, C++, Rust, Zig.

An MCP-based server for searching and retrieving development framework documentation, supporting crawling and local file loading.

Engineering discipline and persistent memory for AI coding assistants

A universal aggregator that combines multiple MCP servers into a single endpoint.

Manual code reviews are time-consuming and often miss the opportunity to combine static analysis with contextual, human-friendly feedback. This project was created to experiment with MCP tooling that gives AI assistants access to a purpose-built reviewer. Uses the Gemini cli application to process the reviews at this time and linting only for typescript/javascript apps at the moment. Will add API based calls to LLM's in the future and expand linting abilities. It's also cheaper than using coderabbit ;)