# Natural language interaction

Neon MCP Server is an open-source tool that allows users to interact with Neon Postgres databases through natural language, simplifying database management tasks such as creating projects, branches, queries, and migrations.

The Fibery MCP Server is an integrated server that connects Fibery with LLM providers supporting the MCP protocol, allowing users to interact with the Fibery workspace through natural language.

The Maya MCP Server project implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants to control Autodesk Maya through natural language. This project features a lightweight design, does not require installing plugins in Maya, communicates via Maya's default MEL script port, and supports dynamically adding new tool functions.

An MCP server project that connects ArduPilot drones with LLM natural language interaction, supporting natural - language control of drone flights through tools such as Claude or Cline.

Volatility3 MCP Server is a tool that connects MCP clients with the Volatility3 memory forensics framework. Through a natural language interface, non-experts can also conduct professional memory forensics analysis. It supports functions such as malware detection and process inspection for Windows and Linux memory dumps.

GhidraMCP is a Ghidra plugin that enables AI - assisted binary analysis via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Temporal-MCP is a server that connects AI assistants with Temporal workflows. Complex workflows can be triggered and managed through natural language conversations without writing additional code.

Philips Hue smart lighting control MCP service, enabling natural language control of the lighting system through an AI assistant

A command-line tool and API for analyzing AWS Bedrock usage logs through Anthropic's MCP protocol, providing functions such as model usage statistics, user analysis, and natural language query.

Implementation of the Maya MCP server, an AI assistant tool for controlling Autodesk Maya through natural language

The Neon MCP Server is an open - source tool that allows users to interact with the Neon Postgres database through natural language, simplifying database management tasks.

This project implements natural language interaction with Homebrew, supports core commands such as installation, uninstallation, and query, and can enable specific features through JSON configuration.

A server implementing the MCP protocol that allows AI assistants to manage Kafka topics, connectors, and Flink SQL statements on Confluent Cloud through natural language interaction.

A service based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that provides an interface to ServiceNow, allowing AI agents to access and manipulate ServiceNow data through a secure API and supporting natural language interaction.

A tool for querying AWS cloud spending through the MCP protocol, integrating the Claude model to provide a natural language interaction interface.

A collection of microservices for natural language interaction with biological databases, including an LLM client, PDB, and ChEMBL database API services.

The Neon MCP Server is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, used to manage the context interaction between large - language models (LLMs) and the Neon database. It supports performing database operations through natural language instructions, such as creating projects, managing branches, running SQL queries, and migrations.

Salesforce MCP server implementation, integrating Claude AI for natural language interaction, supporting querying, modifying, and managing Salesforce data and metadata.

This project creates an OpenAPI MCP proxy server that can convert any API conforming to the OpenAPI v3.1 specification into a Claude tool, supporting the invocation of API endpoints through natural language interaction, including file upload functionality.

The Upstash MCP Server is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows users to interact with the Upstash developer API through natural language to manage resources such as Redis databases.

Ebook-MCP is an e-book processing server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), supporting EPUB and PDF formats, providing intelligent book management, interactive reading experience, and learning assistance functions to achieve natural language interaction with e-books.

Frame0 MCP Server is a multimodal control protocol service for the Frame0 wireframing tool, supporting the creation and modification of wireframes through natural language instructions.

Upstash MCP Server is a service based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows users to interact with the Upstash developer API through natural language to manage operations such as Redis databases.

MCP-Soccerdata is an open-source MCP server that provides real-time football match data, including schedules, scores, lineups, and other information, through natural language interaction.

This project provides interaction functions for MLflow through a natural language interface. It includes server - side and client - side components, supports querying experiments, model registration, and system information, and simplifies MLflow management operations.

The NiFi MCP project provides a chat interface based on natural language interaction, allowing users to interact with Apache NiFi instances through LLM models, supporting querying, documenting, and operating NiFi components.

MCP - Slicer is an integrated tool that connects 3D Slicer with model clients (such as Claude) through the MCP protocol, supporting direct operation of 3D Slicer for medical image processing and scene control using natural language.

The SEO Tools MCP Server is a middleware that provides SEO API services through a standard input - output interface. It supports natural language interaction between LLM models and SEO tools such as DataForSEO, enabling functions such as keyword analysis, ranking checks, and link analysis.

A project demonstrating the integration of the MCP protocol with the SQLite database, including a simple demonstration and a complete HR management system, enabling natural language interaction through LlamaIndex.

The Neon MCP Server is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, used to connect large language models (such as Claude) with Neon database services and supports operating database projects, branches, table structures, and migrations through natural language.