The Claude MCP server for GB Studio is used to create and modify GameBoy game projects through natural language prompts, supporting visual programming and AI-assisted development in educational scenarios.

This project is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) adapter used to connect large language models (LLMs) with the Lisp development environment, supporting interaction through the lightweight Lisply protocol. The main functions include Lisp code evaluation, HTTP requests, and debugging support, suitable for scenarios such as AI-assisted symbolic programming and CAD design automation.

Zetmem is an AI-assisted memory server project based on the Zettlekasten method, aiming to provide a persistent context memory system for AI programming tools such as Claude, supporting code memory storage, retrieval, and intelligent evolution across sessions and projects.

A Ruby-based AI pair programming MCP server that provides AI-assisted programming functions such as code review, brainstorming, performance analysis, and security check through OpenRouter.

A high-performance MCP server based on Rust that encapsulates the Factory.ai Droid CLI tool, providing AI-assisted programming capabilities for MCP clients such as Claude Code. It supports full Droid parameter mapping, session management, custom models, and fine-grained permission control.

An MCP server for AI-assisted programming that integrates development history data (Git commits, test results, Copilot sessions) into a searchable SQLite database, allowing AI assistants to access and analyze development history.

40ants-lisp-dev-mcp is an MCP server that provides tools for large language models (LLMs) to interact with a running Lisp image. It supports running in stdio or HTTP stream modes, allowing LLMs to call Lisp functions, obtain documentation, evaluate code, etc., facilitating AI-assisted programming in the Lisp development environment.