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Best Developer Tools MCP Servers

MCP servers for developer tools, what each one reports it can do, and whether Pod has verified it.

405 servers, ordered by adoption — npm downloads where a package exists, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 3 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.

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Baz

Baz MCP connects your coding agent directly to Baz's indexed repositories and review platform. Search code, files, and architecture across repos without manually crawling the codebase; fetch your org's actual code review guidelines and reviewer configs to check changes against real standards; pull open review discussions for a branch; and push or update session plans back to Baz so your team can collaborate on and review them in one place.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

BoardRepo

BoardRepo is where hardware projects live. Store a board here and it stops being a zip file on a laptop: it becomes something your tools, your team, and your AI can all read.

Connect BoardRepo to an assistant and it reads the designs themselves instead of guessing from memory. The schematic and the nets that connect it. The bill of materials. The files in the project. And the public library of real-world boards other people have published. Ask how a part was wired on a board that shipped, what a design is made of, or which published projects use the component in front of you, and the answer comes from a design rather than a recollection.

KiCad and Altium today, and the list of formats is growing.

Access is read-only and OAuth-gated. An assistant can read the public library and every board in your account, including private ones, and it can change nothing.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Compiler Explorer

Compiler Explorer (aka godbolt.org) is the canonical "what does my code compile to" tool. This MCP exposes the same backend Claude needs to compile and optionally execute source in 80+ languages across 2000+ compilers, link curated libraries, look up assembly instruction documentation, and round-trip godbolt.org/z/... short URLs to share sessions with humans. No auth required - it's the same public service the website runs on. Use it to verify what a snippet does, pick a compiler for a target architecture, or explain why one idiom compiles better than another.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

ConoHa VPS

ConoHa VPSは、GMOインターネットが提供するVPSサービス「ConoHa VPS」を、Claudeとの会話から日本語で操作できるコネクタです。コントロールパネルを開いて操作を探さなくても、Claudeに日本語で指示するだけで、サーバーの構築から日々の運用までまかせられます。

主にできること:

たとえば、こんなふうに指示するだけで操作できます:

ツールの説明やエラーメッセージもすべて日本語で表示されるため、インフラ操作にまだ慣れていない方でも迷わず使えます。

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Decision Matrix

Decision Matrix is an MCP connector that lets Claude evaluate choices using explicit criteria, weights, and scoring rules instead of ad‑hoc opinions. Teams can define matrices for vendor selection, feature prioritization, RFP evaluation, risk assessment, or any decision that needs a structured, defensible process. Given a set of options and criteria, Decision Matrix guides Claude to score each option, explain the rationale behind every score, and highlight tradeoffs and sensitivity to changing weights. This makes it easier for product, operations, procurement, and proposal teams to move from “gut feel” to documented, auditable decisions that stand up to stakeholder scrutiny. Decision Matrix is maintained by Reasoning.Services and is designed to work alongside other MCP servers that provide document access, workflows, or additional reasoning tools.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

LogRocket

The LogRocket MCP server lets you query your LogRocket data (session replays, product analytics, and frontend issues) using natural language. Powered by Ask Galileo, it can find and watch specific user sessions, build metrics, and surface the root causes of errors, rage clicks, and UX friction. Connect it to your coding agent to debug user-reported issues, understand how features are used before you change them, triage new errors, and catch regressions after a deploy.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Memco Shared Memory

Teams (of humans and agents) share knowledge so that lessons learned by one are available to all. Agents are smart but they don't know your internal practices, IP, and legacy code. Shared memory fills-in those gaps, and is orders of magnitude more effective than RAG.

Each team's workspace is private and protected by role-based access controls. Create your account for free at https://memco.ai.

Available as an MCP, cross-compatible with agents from all vendors.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Pillar

Connect Claude to your Pillar security environment. This extension provides 7 tools to explore and analyze your AI lifecycle security posture including full asset inventory identified security issues, runtime events, findings, red teaming assessments and our full documentation. Use natural language to assess risk, investigate threats, generate reports, onboard security teams, and prioritize remediation across your entire AI lifecycle.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Primate Vision

Primate Vision gives Claude the ability to actually watch and understand video.

Point it at a file or URL and ask questions in plain language: "when does the forklift enter the aisle?", "count the people wearing hard hats", "what happens after the door opens?" Claude gets back structured, grounded results — what was detected, where in the frame, and at which timestamp — instead of a vague summary.

It runs on Primate Intelligence's own scene-understanding models, built around predictive world models rather than frame-by-frame captioning. That means it reasons about objects persisting, moving, and interacting over time, so it holds up on questions that require tracking something across a clip rather than describing a single still.

Typical uses: reviewing security and safety footage, auditing operational or manufacturing video, sports and performance breakdowns, media logging and search, and QA on anything captured on camera.

Getting started takes about a minute. Sign up, create an API key, and connect — new accounts include free processing time, and no card is required for your first successful run. Usage-based pricing after that, with a free tier that stays free.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

SAMMY

SAMMY is a software assurance maturity platform built on OWASP SAMM. Security teams use it to assess how mature their software security practices are, track progress against a target posture, and report across products and business units.

This connector lets Claude work with your SAMMY data directly: which scope is furthest from its target, which practices are weakest, what was answered for a given activity, how two products compare.

Alongside OWASP SAMM, SAMMY supports NIST SSDF, ISO 27001:2022, DSOMM, NIST CSF 2.0, PCI DSS and the EU Cyber Resilience Act.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

SlideForge

SlideForge turns typed slide intents into native, fully editable PowerPoint files — deterministically. Pick one of 150+ catalog forms (KPI dashboards, waterfalls, Gantt plans, org charts, funnels, comparison matrices, and more), put your real content in typed fields, and a deterministic engine binds it verbatim: no LLM in the render path, same input renders the same slide, usually in under a second. Plain-language briefs work too — the engine routes them to the right form.

Setup — do this after connecting: open the ⊕ menu → Connectors → Tool access → "Tools already loaded". Claude's default, "Load tools when needed", keeps connector tools out of context, so Claude will build slides with its own built-in tools instead of using SlideForge. The setting is global and only needs to be set once.

Built for trust in business material: every response carries a fidelity manifest stating, per field, whether content was bound verbatim or model-completed; slides with blocking defects never bill (usable-or-free); free dry runs validate any payload before you spend. Whole decks render in parallel into one themed .pptx with a per-slide fidelity rollup — failed slides are isolated and free. Translate decks into 32 languages with formatting preserved, convert PDFs into editable decks, and apply brand themes extracted from your own PPTX. For layouts outside the catalog, mode=code runs your own python-pptx in a sandbox under the same trust contract.

Pricing: creating a slide $0.05, transforming a slide $0.02, checking free. 60 free slides on signup, no credit card, no subscription. By Smart Data Brokers GmbH, Switzerland.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Smara

Smara gives Claude durable, structured memory that persists across conversations — so an agent that learned something about you, your project, or your customers yesterday still knows it tomorrow.

Unlike a notes file, Smara is real memory infrastructure. What agents write is consolidated in the background into durable facts and a knowledge graph of entities and relationships, with full provenance. Retrieval is hybrid — vector search, graph traversal, and recency-weighted ranking packed into a token budget with a single tool call. Memory strengthens when it is used and fades when it is not: importance-weighted, usage-reinforced decay keeps what matters and forgets session noise, the way human memory does.

Seven tools cover the full lifecycle: get_context assembles everything relevant to a turn (scratchpad, recent turns, facts, graph relationships, past episodes) in one call; capture_event and append_turn record what happens; remember_fact and search_facts read and write durable knowledge; search_events answers "what happened?"; patch_scratchpad keeps short-term working state.

Everything is governed: memory is scoped to a tenant you choose at connect time, every change is recorded in a bi-temporal audit trail (nothing is silently overwritten), and you can browse and delete any fact or entity from the developer portal at smara.dev. Deliberate deletion is immediate; nothing about your data is used for training.

Built for people building agents: the same memory is also a plain REST API with an OpenAPI spec, so what your Claude connector writes, your own applications can read — one memory across every surface. Measured, not promised: 68.4% on the LoCoMo long-term-memory benchmark, run against this live service with a published, reproducible methodology.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

SourcePRD

SourcePRD reads your codebase and writes the product story: the doors people come in through, the areas inside, and every capability — what it is, how people use it, and the files that implement it. Not the plan; the product as it exists in the code today.

Connect it and Claude can answer from that story: what the product does, how a capability works for the person using it, which files stand behind it, and what changed this day, week or month — the story is re-checked against the code on a schedule and updated only where the code moved.

Tools (all read-only): list your projects; the product overview; the full story; doors, areas and capabilities; one capability in depth with its implementing files; search; and what changed since a day, week, month or date.

Sign in with your SourcePRD account and allow read access; every project you can open is available. Nothing is written back to your code or your account. Every SourcePRD account can read the public demo projects, so you can try it before connecting your own repository.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Storyblok

The Storyblok MCP Server connects Claude directly to your Storyblok workspace, giving it access to the Content Management API. Search, read, create, update and publish stories, as well as manage components, assets, releases, tags, and data sources directly from your conversation with Claude. The server uses a discovery-first architecture (from search to describe to execute) instead of exposing one tool per API endpoint, so Claude always finds the right operation and confirms its parameters before acting, reducing the risk of unintended changes to live content. Whether you’re looking to update or publish stories by keyword, generate metadata or translations for existing content, or manage digital assets, the Storyblok MCP server is the right tool for you.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Swath API

Swath API gives Claude radar-verified storm intelligence for the continental United States. It ingests NOAA MRMS radar data to detect hail and damaging-wind swaths as they happen, then maps each swath to the properties inside it — so you can go from "did it hail in Plano last night?" to a ranked list of affected addresses in one conversation.

Seven tools: find_storms (search verified hail/wind events by place, date, or severity), get_swath_report (every property inside a storm swath with the hail size measured at each address and an exposure score), lookup_property (year built, roof-age estimate, owner-occupancy, and assessed value for one address), create_monitor and list_monitors (standing watches over your territory with email alerts and signed webhooks the moment a storm is radar-verified), show_swath_map (the swath footprint as a map), and get_usage (your credit balance).

Built for roofing and restoration sales, insurance claims, real-estate diligence, and any workflow that needs ground truth about severe weather — measured by radar, never forecast. Data scope is deliberately compliance-friendly: property attributes and owner-occupancy status, never homeowner names, phone numbers, or emails.

Remote server — nothing to install. Connect and sign in with just your email; the free tier includes 100 credits per month, and paid plans with higher allowances are self-serve at swathapi.com.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Vercel

Vercel MCP is Vercel’s official MCP server, allowing you to search and navigate documentation, manage projects and deployments, and analyze deployment logs—all in one place.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Webeyez

Webeyez helps Claude analyze your website performance, customer journeys, conversion funnels, technical issues, and revenue opportunities using natural language.

Instead of digging through dashboards, simply ask Claude questions about your store and receive AI-powered insights based on your Webeyez data.

You can use Webeyez to:

• Explain sudden conversion drops • Identify checkout failures and abandoned journeys • Find the highest revenue-impact issues • Analyze funnels and customer journeys • Review session recordings and user behavior • Investigate JavaScript errors and failed API calls • Detect rage clicks, dead clicks, and customer frustration • Monitor Core Web Vitals and website performance • Compare segments by device, browser, country, campaign, or traffic source • Summarize today’s biggest opportunities • Generate executive summaries from analytics data • Prioritize fixes based on business impact

Ask Claude things like:

Webeyez combines digital experience analytics, customer journey analytics, session replay, heatmaps, website monitoring, AI insights, and revenue impact analysis in one platform—helping eCommerce, product, marketing, UX, and engineering teams resolve issues faster and improve conversions.

Supported platforms include Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento, Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, commercetools, VTEX, and custom eCommerce platforms.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Wherobots Spatial AI Assistant

Discover private and public geospatial datasets, inspect schemas, generate spatial SQL, run queries, and build spatial data apps directly in Claude. Create shareable physical-world insights and interactive analyses in minutes using natural language, powered by Wherobots’ secure, distributed spatial compute engine for planetary-scale vector (geometry, geography) and raster (overhead and satellite imagery) data. Simplify spatial workflows with an AI agent that helps you get past the technical barrier to understanding the physical world.

7 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Agently

Agently Brain gives any MCP client a company brain: a temporal knowledge graph continuously built from everything a company connects to Agently — uploads, Slack, Gmail, HubSpot, Linear, GitHub, and 25+ other sources. Unlike per-session memory servers, the brain is shared across every agent and tool a team points at it, and its facts carry temporal validity, so agents can distinguish current truth from history. Six tools: search (hybrid semantic + keyword, results carry entity UUIDs), find_entity, get_neighbors (graph walking), get_schema, recent_episodes, and remember (write-scoped). Auth: workspace API keys or OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration. Every credential is pinned to one workspace server-side.

6 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Firecrawl

Connect to Firecrawl to upgrade Claude's search with fresher, more relevant web results - plus a specialized index of research papers and code repositories. Search millions of research papers semantically, follow citations to related work, and verify claims against full text. Claude can also search issues, pull requests, and READMEs from top research repos, connecting papers to the code that implements them.

6 tools reported — Live, but requires OAuth before it will list tools. Scopes: firecrawl:global. Registry lists 6 tools.

Hgraph

Hgraph connects Claude directly to live blockchain data across networks including Ethereum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Hedera, and a growing list of others, through a single connector.

Ask questions in plain English and get real-time, network-specific answers such as account balances, portfolio breakdowns, token supplies and holders, transaction history, NFT activity, DeFi metrics, and network analytics.

Key features:

Data is served from Hgraph's own bare-metal infrastructure with real-time updates.

Get started free at app.hgraph.com.

6 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Jam

Jam's MCP is the fast lane between Jam recordings and your dev tools. Drop a Jam link into VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude and the whole recording – video, console, network, logs – arrives pre-packaged. No hand-typing repro steps, no copy-paste stack traces, no screen-share drama. Your tools get instant context, you stay in flow.

6 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Jotform Apps

Create and customize fully functional apps directly in Claude. Simply describe what you want to build, and Jotform Apps generates a ready-to-use app that you can refine through conversation. Customize layouts, add forms and widgets, manage users and permissions, configure payments and workflows, and publish your app—all without coding or leaving the chat.

You can use the Jotform Apps connector to:

Create apps with natural language: ""Create a client portal where customers can submit requests, access resources, and track important information""

Customize existing apps: ""Open my 'Employee Onboarding' app and add a welcome page, onboarding form, and resource section for new hires""

Configure and publish apps: ""Update my 'Event App' with attendee registration, payment collection, and event resources, then get it ready to share""

6 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Komplyt Zero

Your AI remembers what matters: context, decisions, the way you actually work. It carries that forward, session to session, tool to tool, keeping everything connected.

Stop explaining your approach and decisions every time. Capture observations, decisions, and problems as you work. Query by meaning, not keywords. Watch connections emerge automatically. Pick up exactly where you left off, even weeks later, even in a different tool.

Features: • Semantic search across everything you've captured • Automatic relationship discovery between ideas • Session-aware decay scoring; recent context surfaces first • Spreading activation; find related knowledge through graph traversal • Works across Claude, Claude Code and other assistants • EU data residency (Frankfurt) • GDPR compliant with full data portability

6 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Lace Labs

Lace is knowledge capture for agent workflows. It learns how your team works as they work, capturing what they see, what they decide, and why, then hands that knowledge to agents so they get it right.

6 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

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