# Development tools

A server-side project that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), supporting AI assistants to interact with external services and data sources, and providing functions for task creation, running, and debugging

Hoverfly MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server based on Spring Boot that integrates the Hoverfly simulation tool into the AI assistant ecosystem, supporting dynamic simulation of third - party APIs to solve the problem of external service dependencies in development and testing.

HooksMCP is a tool that provides MCP access rights to coding agents through a YAML configuration file. It supports functions such as code inspection, testing, and formatting, simplifies the development process, and enhances security.

Napier is a tool for installing and managing MCP servers. It supports installing servers through npm or PyPi and can be configured and operated through Claude.

This is an MCP server project based on the OpenAPI specification, supporting multiple transmission modes and including a complete development toolchain and testing process.

The Cursor IDE is a next-generation code editor designed specifically for AI-assisted development. It integrates the AI capabilities provided by the MCP server and implements AI model integration and development optimization through the Spring AI framework.

This project is an MCP server based on the OpenAPI specification for the Google Game Management API, supporting automatic generation and multiple transmission modes, and including a complete development toolchain and testing process.

ws-mcp is a tool that encapsulates MCP standard input-output servers as WebSockets, mainly used in conjunction with kibitz and supports managing multiple MCP services through a configuration file.

MCP server configuration tool for the Sentry error monitoring system

A TypeScript-based MCP server that implements a simple note system, including resource management, tools, and prompt functions, and supports integration with Claude Desktop.

A project where the MCP server provides support for the LSP protocol

Open Search MCP is a comprehensive model context protocol server that provides 33 professional search and research tools, covering multiple domains such as academia, development, and privacy search, with enterprise - level security features and standardized output.

The VSCode context MCP server provides VSCode environment access and file operation functions for AI assistants, enabling intelligent interaction between the development environment and AI.

An experimental project, not for production use

User guide for ImageMagick MCP Server

An improved GitLab MCP server that provides rich GitLab operation interfaces and enhanced features

Node.js type definition package

MCP development server and multi-platform LLM client support

An MCP server that provides a standardized file system operation API, mainly used for prototyping and error log integration.

An MCP server that provides a cross - platform programming resource search tool, integrating developer platforms such as Stack Overflow, GitHub, and MDN to help LLMs find code examples, documentation, and software packages.

A C# server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for analyzing NuGet package dependencies in .NET projects, providing package search, version query, and metadata retrieval functions, supporting caching and custom configuration.

A server that exposes OpenAPI endpoints as MCP resources, enabling large language models to discover and interact with REST APIs through the MCP protocol

The auto-dev-next project to be released before April 1, 2026

An MCP server for the Espresso Android testing framework, aiming to enhance testing capabilities and optimize the development process.

An MCP server based on TypeScript that implements a simple note-taking system, providing note resources and creation tools.

The Auggie MCP server integrates the Auggie CLI tool into the MCP ecosystem, providing code repository Q&A and change implementation functions, and supporting clients such as Cursor and Claude.

The React Native MCP server is a platform that provides comprehensive development tools, aiming to optimize the React Native development experience. It includes functions such as project initialization, version management, automated upgrades, and Expo integration. It simplifies the development process through AI assistance.

The Electron MCP Server is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing comprehensive automation, debugging, and observability capabilities for Electron applications. It implements AI-driven automation through the integration of the Chrome DevTools protocol, supporting real-time UI interactions, visual debugging, deep inspection, and development observability, and can work without modifying the target application's code.

A localized MCP server designed for PrestaShop development documentation, providing fast full-text search for over 1095 offline documents, including hooks, components, APIs, and development guides.

An MCP server based on UseWebhook for generating, testing, and debugging webhook endpoints, supporting request inspection, replay, and forwarding functions.