MCP

MCP for vibe-coding — 14 cards, translated to English. Читать по-русски →

All mcp cards — 14 in total

Codebase Memory MCP builds a graph of your repo's functions and calls for Claude Code — answers come from the index, not from rereading files.

What for: feeds AI up-to-date library documentation straight into the context, so it stops hallucinating APIs and outdated signatures.

What for: give AI neural web search via Exa — fresh sources with full page content and citations, built for real research.

What for: give AI the real context of a Figma file — frames, tokens, auto-layout — so it can generate code that matches the design.

What for: safe AI access to local files and folders with configurable permissions — everything outside the allowed directories stays off limits.

What for: let AI work with your repositories, issues and pull requests through the official GitHub MCP server, with no copy-paste.

What for: give AI long-term memory across sessions through a local knowledge graph of entities, relations and facts you control.

What for: let AI read and edit your Notion pages and databases in Markdown, right inside your workspace, without leaving the chat.

What for: let AI actually click around in a real browser — checking web flows, forms and screenshots itself instead of taking them on faith.

What for: let AI read your DB schema and data, tune indexes and read EXPLAIN plans. A maintained replacement for the archived official server.

What for: give AI the context of real errors and traces from Sentry so you can debug production issues right in your IDE.

What for: let AI manage your Supabase projects from the chat — database, tables, migrations and Edge Functions, without the dashboard.

What for: give AI YouTube data from vidIQ — keyword research, niche trends, channel analytics (read-only, no YouTube API quota burned).

Windsor.ai MCP feeds live Instagram, Meta Ads, Google Ads, GA4 and Shopify data to your AI, so it builds a content plan on real numbers.

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