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

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

Medium risk
Russian stack

A modular MCP server for Yandex 360: Wiki only for now, a service's tools appear only when its tokens are set

Medium risk

MCP server for Kaiten

mcp_server_for_kaiten

Russian stack

A simple Python MCP server for CRUD operations on Kaiten spaces, boards and cards

High risk

WEEEK CLI and MCP on Bun

Weeek CLI + MCP Server

Russian stack

A weeek CLI command and an MCP server for WEEEK in one Bun package: projects, boards, tasks and subtasks from a terminal or an agent

Medium risk
Russian stack

A minimal Node.js MCP server for Yandex Tracker: 12 tools for issues, statuses and comments, with no external dependencies

Medium risk

Minimal remote YouGile MCP

YouGile mcp remote server

Russian stack

A lightweight FastMCP server for basic YouGile task operations: list, get, create and update

Medium risk
Russian stack

A Go MCP server for YouGile with 24 tools where mutating operations require confirmation and are written to an audit log

Medium risk
Russian stack

A local MCP server for Weeek: projects, tasks and boards are read-only by default, writes are opt-in

Medium risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for Bitrix24 with 12 consolidated tools: tasks, checklists, time tracking, users, departments, workgroups and universal lists

High risk

MCP server inside Bitrix24

mcp-bitrix24 (parfeon/mcp-bitrix24)

Russian stack

A Composer package that runs an MCP server inside a Bitrix24 portal itself, with full access to CRM, tasks and groups

High risk
Russian stack

A dependency-free YouGile MCP server: fifteen tools, with read-only and destructive actions marked via MCP annotations

High risk
Russian stack

An 18-tool YouGile MCP server that can fetch keys for every company on an account and switch the active one on the fly

Medium risk

Pyrus MCP server on npm

Pyrus MCP Server

Russian stack

An npm-published Pyrus MCP server: tasks, lists, comments and the user profile, installed in one command

Medium risk

YouGile MCP with priorities and subtasks

@nebelov/yougile-mcp (форк Sunscrypt)

Russian stack

A fork of nebelov/yougile-mcp adding sticker priority and subtask parameters to create and update task, plus its own skill and a security audit

Medium risk
Russian stack

A single-file Bitrix24 MCP run with uv: tasks with checklists, chats, calendar, CRM deals and a daily digest

High risk

Bitrix24 MCP server: tasks, CRM and lists

Bitrix24 Tasks, CRM & Lists MCP Server

Russian stack

A modular Bitrix24 MCP server with 46 tools for tasks and kanban, CRM deals and contacts, and universal lists, running in Docker with no third-party cache

High risk

Bitrix24 MCP Server (qwito)

Bitrix24 MCP Server

Russian stack

A TypeScript MCP server with 45-plus tools for Bitrix24 CRM: contacts, deals, leads, companies, tasks and activity analytics

High risk
Russian stack

A remote Kaiten MCP server for Claude with full OAuth 2.1: read-only boards, cards, sprints and backlog analytics

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.