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 honest read on the risks.

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Compact Planfix MCP server

Planfix MCP Server

Russian stack

A lightweight TypeScript Planfix MCP server for tasks: cards, filtered lists, creation, updates, comments and files

Medium risk
Russian stack

A ready-made Cursor setup: a live 1C infobase via LN_MCP plus seven Docker containers of MCP_Distr static analysis for code and BSP search

Medium risk
Russian stack

A Yandex Disk MCP server with 22 tools covering files, public links and trash, background uploads for large files, and a read-only mode

Medium risk
Russian stack

A multi-tenant MCP server for Direct, Metrika, Webmaster, Audience and Wordstat with a web admin panel for tokens

Medium risk
Russian stack

An MCP server publishes one text at once to Telegram, VKontakte (group and personal wall) and TenChat with a single publish_all call

High risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for SendPulse: email campaigns, mailing lists, transactional mail via SMTP and web push notifications

High risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for Yandex Wiki authenticated with a Yandex Cloud IAM token: 12 tools for pages, subpages, comments and attachments

Medium risk
Russian stack

An Eclipse plugin for 1C:EDT that records a step-by-step debug trace of BSL code and exposes it to an agent over an MCP-compatible JSON-RPC endpoint

Medium risk
Russian stack

A Bitrix24 MCP bridge without a webhook or admin rights: a browser extension reuses an already-open portal session

High risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for GetCourse through an already logged-in browser over CDP: lesson access, groups, orders and mailing lists, with no official API

High risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for the SMS.RU sending service: sending SMS, delivery checks, balance and cost estimates

Medium risk
Russian stack

A browser extension and local MCP server with 254 tools: the agent reads and changes the DOM, clicks and runs JS in Yandex Browser and Chromium tabs

High risk
Russian stack

A Wordstat MCP server via the Yandex Search API that estimates and tracks request cost before and after each call

Low risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for the SuperJob job site: vacancies, employers, cities and professions through an AI agent

Low risk
Russian stack

A Go MCP server for the Ozon Seller API with 68 tools: catalog, prices, stock, promotions, analytics, finance, FBS and FBO, read-only by default

High risk

Bitrix24 for Iva

iva-bitrix24

Russian stack

A read-only Bitrix24 plugin for the Iva agent, with a strict method allowlist and button-confirmed updates

Low risk
Russian stack

A MoySklad MCP server with two write gates: stock, profit, reports and draft documents over JSON API 1.2

High risk
Russian stack

A 4-tool MCP server that pulls VK wall posts, filters them by rules and publishes them to Telegram via the Bot API

High risk
Russian stack

A TypeScript MCP server with a separate module for each AmoCRM entity: tasks, pipelines, leads, users, notes and events

Medium risk
Russian stack

44 tools and 2 prompt skills for RetailCRM built on the official PHP client: orders, customers, inventory, payments, tasks and PII-free analytics

High risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for Yandex Games: catalog search with no auth, plus draft management, build uploads and publishing through the developer console

High risk
Russian stack

A WEEEK MCP server that is read-only by default: tasks, attachments and comments via a browser session, writes are opt-in

Medium risk

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.