Developer Tools & Repos MCP Servers for Perplexity

Structured document management for agent systems, with governance. An MCP server.

MCP server and CLI that resolves config/env-var cascade across .env, docker-compose, and Kubernetes

Feishu Docs MCP server, used to access Feishu documents via the MCP protocol

Token-efficient Figma MCP server with image export, query DSL, and design token support

MCP bridge that fetches Figma MCP design context internally and returns compacted Markdown for agents

A blazingly fast MCP server for searching files in large codebases and monorepos. Features glob search, ripgrep-powered content search

Prototype MCP server for Amigo Agent Forge workflows

Visual tech-stack inventory of any codebase: languages, frameworks, databases, AI SDKs, infra.

Headless Ghidra MCP server with P-code emulation and multi-console ROM triage.

MCP server for GhostSpeak agent discovery and claiming

GIS — Autonomous GitHub Issue Solver. RAG-powered CLI agent that ingests repos, analyzes issues, generates patches, and creates PRs.

Github Mapper is an MCP server that runs on your own machine, started by your client over stdio.

Retrieves GitHub PR history as context material; the connected IDE agent does the reasoning.

MCP server for GitLab merge request workflows — review, comment, create, approve and merge MRs from your AI assistant.

MCP server for GoCD: dashboard, pipelines, artifacts, agents. Context-lean output.

Mines git history for file co-change patterns into a queryable knowledge graph via MCP.

Validate and test llguidance grammars with batch testing and documentation

Give any AI assistant a code run button via HackerEarth. 24 languages, zero setup.

MCP server for HITL Kit. Exposes the 15 HITL primitive event kinds as MCP tools so Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, and any MCP-aware

MCP server for hyperpanes (Electron terminal-workspace app) — compose, validate, and launch workspace layouts, and drive a running instance

Provision Postgres databases + webhooks from AI coding agents in one HTTP call.