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Chipzen MCP logo, by Chipzen

Chipzen MCP

By Chipzen · 0 tools

An MCP server that enables AI agents to play heads-up No-Limit Hold'em poker on the Chipzen platform without writing custom protocol code.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Chirpie MCP logo, by Chirpie

Chirpie MCP

By Chirpie · 0 tools

Chirpie MCP enables AI agents to publish, schedule, and analyze social media content across X, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, Instagram, Facebook, and Telegram.

CommunityPackage
Productivity and knowledgeSource reviewed
chmi-mcp logo, by mrfentmen

chmi-mcp

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

A community-hosted MCP server that provides keyless access to CHMI open data, allowing agents to browse warnings, forecasts, and related files without requiring an API key.

CommunityPackage
Data and analyticsSource reviewed
Chowdown MCP logo, by Chowdown

Chowdown MCP

By Chowdown · 0 tools

Chowdown keeps recipes as plain text files in your own Google Drive and provides an MCP server for AI assistants to search, filter, scale, and cook from your collection.

CommunityRemote HTTP
Productivity and knowledgeOAuth sign-in
Chroma MCP logo, by chroma-core

Chroma MCP

By chroma-core · 13 tools

An MCP server for Chroma, the open-source embedding database, enabling AI models to create collections, add documents with metadata, and retrieve data using vector search, full…

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Chrome Debugger MCP logo, by BitePro

Chrome Debugger MCP

By BitePro · 0 tools

An MCP server that exposes Chrome DevTools Protocol primitives as tools, allowing an AI agent to attach to a real Chrome tab, pause execution at breakpoints, inspect scope values,…

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Chrome DevTools MCP logo, by Async23

Chrome DevTools MCP

By Async23 · 0 tools

An MCP server that allows coding agents to control and inspect a live Chrome browser using Chrome DevTools.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Chrome DevTools MCP logo, by dinesh-nalla-se

Chrome DevTools MCP

By dinesh-nalla-se · 0 tools

An MCP server that allows coding agents to control and inspect a live Chrome browser using Chrome DevTools.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Chrome DevTools MCP logo, by Chrome DevTools

Chrome DevTools MCP

By Chrome DevTools · 0 tools

An MCP server that allows coding agents to control and inspect a live Chrome browser.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Chrome DevTools MCP logo, by ChromeDevTools

Chrome DevTools MCP

By ChromeDevTools · 0 tools

An MCP server that enables coding agents to control and inspect a live Chrome browser.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Chrome UX Report MCP logo, by Pipeworx

Chrome UX Report MCP

By Pipeworx · 0 tools

An MCP server that provides real-user Core Web Vitals data from Google's Chrome UX Report.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
ChromeWalk MCP logo, by ChromeWalk

ChromeWalk MCP

By ChromeWalk · 0 tools

ChromeWalk is a local browser automation tool that provides 35 MCP tools for AI agents to capture, debug, audit, and compare web pages across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit engines.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed

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Remote listings are live-checked and re-checked weekly. Local packages are validated from their attributed registry or catalog source and are never executed by Koskamo. Community and vendor evidence are labelled separately.

Access labels describe remote connection and discovery. Individual tools may require accounts, credentials, permissions, or payment. Registry membership and endpoint checks are not security audits.

Operators can list their own server through the public API or the koskamo_register_mcp_server MCP tool: prove control of the endpoint's domain with a well-known file or a DNS TXT record, pass the live check, and it is published at once. Proofs are re-checked weekly. Admins can still hide or remove any listing.

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