An MCP server for driving Windows: the agent opens apps, clicks and types, reads window and UI state, and works with files and PowerShell
MCP servers
An MCP server connects an agent to external data and tools over a single protocol: files, databases, APIs and services. This section lists servers with their transport, auth method and environment variables, an install command and an access level with its reasons.
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Official
A self-hosted control plane for running several agents: task dispatch, run review, spend tracking, connected via MCP, CLI or REST
An MCP server for Home Assistant: the agent reads smart-home state and controls devices through your instance
Official
A local-first workflow engine in a single binary with a built-in MCP server so an agent can inspect and run jobs
Open Computer Use
open-computer-use
An open MCP server for desktop control: the agent reads app state and clicks, types and scrolls on macOS, Linux and Windows
An MCP server for n8n: the agent manages workflows and their executions through the n8n API in natural language, creating, updating, activating and running them
An MCP server that connects an agent to a ROS robot through rosbridge: reading sensors and control without changing the robot's code
MCP server for Home Assistant: an agent reads device states, controls them and edits smart home dashboards
Yandex Tracker MCP with its own OAuth provider
yandex-tracker-mcp
A Python Tracker MCP server with a built-in OAuth Authorization Server for per-user authorization
Russian stack
MCP server for Yandex Smart Home with Alice: list devices, switch them on and off, power-cycle sockets and run scenarios
Frequently asked questions
What is an MCP server?
An MCP server connects an agent to external data and tools over a single protocol: files, databases, APIs and services. The agent calls its tools while it works.
How do I connect an MCP server to an agent?
The entry lists how to run it (npx, uvx, docker or a remote URL) and the environment variables. A config snippet goes into the agent settings.
Do I need a key or a paid account?
It depends on the server. Each entry states the auth method and requirements, including paid accounts, in the limitations block.