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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Yandex image search MCP

mcp-yandex-search-api

Russian stack

A Python MCP server for searching Yandex Images through the Yandex Search API

Low risk
Russian stack

The only MCP server found for GitFlic, a Russian repository-hosting platform: projects, issues, merge requests, files, releases, webhooks and CI/CD

High risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for Cursor and Claude Desktop with hybrid embeddings and BM25 search over 1C platform help, the query language and the standard subsystems library

Low risk
Russian stack

A Yandex Disk MCP server built for finding large files and cleaning up via the API, bypassing local sync

Medium risk
Russian stack

A Go MCP proxy that dynamically turns any accounting system's HTTP service, including 1C, into a set of MCP tools without hand-writing a server

Medium risk
Russian stack

A cautious MCP server for the Tilda editor that plans changes, rereads after writing and can roll back, instead of clicking the interface directly

Medium risk
Russian stack

A Rust MCP server that gives an agent the 1C built-in language reference from your own platform install, with a knowledge base built and kept entirely local

Low risk
Russian stack

A broad Timeweb Cloud MCP server: 245 tools across servers, Kubernetes, databases, S3, domains, mail and billing

High risk
Russian stack

A single-file, zero-install Yandex Music MCP server via uv: likes, playlists, search and taste analysis

Medium risk
Russian stack

A small MCP prototype on top of 2GIS's MapGL JS API, giving an LLM map access for queries like comparing districts by cafe density

Low risk
Russian stack

A small test Yandex Calendar MCP server over CalDAV: upcoming events, event creation and deletion with no confirmation step

High risk
Russian stack

A pure Node.js MCP server with 29 amoCRM tools and a generic call for any API endpoint, launched via npx straight from GitHub

High risk
Russian stack

A read-only relay over api.hh.ru: it holds its own app OAuth token and exposes vacancy search and details via MCP and ChatGPT Actions, no user keys

Low risk
Russian stack

An MCP server that parses 1C exchange rules in Data Conversion 2.0 format and answers questions about them in chat, with no LLM involved in the parsing itself

Low risk
Russian stack

An early web terminal prototype with a candlestick chart, designed to pull Finam data through MCP, but without a working MCP server yet

Low risk
Russian stack

An MCP server for the Ozon Seller API: categories, attributes, analytics, stock and turnover through typed tools

Medium risk
Russian stack

An HH.ru vacancy monitor: Telegram alerts for every new listing, on-demand Mistral analysis behind a button, and MCP tools for DeepSeek Harness

Medium risk

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 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

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

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.