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Compute Finance Oracle MCP logo, by Compute Finance

Compute Finance Oracle MCP

By Compute Finance · 0 tools

A stdio MCP server that provides live AI compute pricing via the Compute Price Index (CPI).

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
ComputeGpu MCP logo, by Tyga.Cloud Ltd

ComputeGpu MCP

By Tyga.Cloud Ltd · 0 tools

A community MCP server for ComputeGpu that enables AI agents to rent, deploy, pause, and destroy cloud GPU instances via stdio.

CommunityPackage
Cloud and infrastructureSource reviewed
ComputeLedger MCP logo, by RudrenduPaul

ComputeLedger MCP

By RudrenduPaul · 0 tools

ComputeLedger is an MCP server that signs, hash-chains, and verifies compute usage receipts.

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

ComputeNexa MCP

By ComputeNexa · 0 tools

An MCP server that allows AI assistants to discover, launch, extend, and stop private GPUs on the ComputeNexa platform.

CommunityPackage
Cloud and infrastructureSource reviewed
Computer Use MCP logo, by domdomegg

Computer Use MCP

By domdomegg · 0 tools

This community MCP server allows AI models to control a user's computer using screenshots, mouse, and keyboard automation.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Computer Use MCP logo, by hightemp

Computer Use MCP

By hightemp · 0 tools

A local MCP server written in Go that enables desktop automation by controlling the mouse, keyboard, screen, windows, and processes.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Comunio MCP logo, by josetorronteras

Comunio MCP

By josetorronteras · 0 tools

An MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Comunio fantasy football platform.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Conarium MCP logo, by VERAX Teknoloji

Conarium MCP

By VERAX Teknoloji · 0 tools

A self-hosted MCP server that acts as a governance layer between AI assistants and enterprise data.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Concierge Agent Protocol MCP logo, by Concierge Protocol

Concierge Agent Protocol MCP

By Concierge Protocol · 0 tools

An MCP server that exposes the Concierge Agent Protocol client as tools, allowing AI assistants to discover and query company front doors defined by agent.txt files.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Concord Engine MCP logo, by harsh-chandak

Concord Engine MCP

By harsh-chandak · 0 tools

A multi-agent orchestration server that scales parallelism while preserving alignment.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Concord MCP logo, by Concord AI

Concord MCP

By Concord AI · 0 tools

A local MCP server and CLI providing cross-harness communication and shared work-state for AI coding agents.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Concord MCP logo, by zkwasm

Concord MCP

By zkwasm · 0 tools

Concord is an open-source multi-agent collaboration tool providing shared rooms with real-time messaging, file sharing, and end-to-end encryption.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed

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