MCP Servers with a add_note tool

Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a add_note tool.

11 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 7 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.

AIOProductOS

AIOProductOS is a product operating system: one shared record per customer that joins revenue, feedback, product analytics, delivery work, and code. Most product stacks keep those in four tools that never meet, so "which accounts asked for this, and what are they worth?" takes a spreadsheet and an afternoon. Here it is one call.

This connector puts that spine in your assistant — 71 tools, 34 read and 37 write.

Read: the board and backlog; features, initiatives, OKRs, ideas, sprints, releases, decisions, experiments and Pages; customer insights and the Weekly Signal Memo; the support inbox, team channels and bookings; the identity graph; a live map of your codebase; and revenue-weighted analytics — NPS, NRR, funnels, retention, path analysis, roadmap drift, customer 360.

Write: create and update anything on that ladder, comment, capture insights, reply in the support inbox, post to channels, and move work through sprints — so you finish the job in chat instead of switching back to a web UI.

Three tools render an interactive app right in the conversation rather than a wall of JSON. Ask for your board and you get it grouped by status — change a status in the card and it writes back through update_task. Ask for the weekly memo and each theme carries the evidence behind it; one click turns a theme into a task linked to its feature. Ask for a funnel and you get conversion per step with the live MRR standing behind each one — the product-to-subscription join that only exists when both live on one record.

Everything is scoped to your organization and your role's permissions. One tool is destructive — delete_task — and it requires an explicit confirmation argument, so it can never fire on a task id alone.

0 GitHub stars · 70 tools reported — Live. Answered with 71 tools.

FeedNest

FeedNest is a news reader built around the sources you choose: the blogs, publications, and experts you follow through RSS. Connect it to Claude and ask about your world instead of the whole web.

What you can do with it:

• Get a briefing of everything new across your feeds, grouped by source or topic
• Search every article from your sources by keyword, feed, folder, tag, or date
• Compare how different sources covered the same story
• Follow developing stories and spot emerging trends across your feeds
• Read the full text of an article, even when the RSS feed only carries a summary
• Highlight passages, add notes, and tag articles to organize your research
• Save articles or any web page to read later
• Check your reading history, streak, and unread counts

The connector only accesses your own FeedNest account. Actions that change your data, such as tagging, highlighting, or marking articles as read, are labeled as writes, and deletions and bulk changes are marked as destructive.

Requires a FeedNest account with a Pro subscription. You sign in with your FeedNest account when you connect, so there is no API key to copy.

1 GitHub stars · 25 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 25 tools.

Ace Work

Most companies have no idea how their own work gets done. Processes live in people's heads, SOPs go stale the day they're written, and nobody logs the workarounds that keep things running.

Ace Work fixes that. Connect it to Claude and your workflow documentation becomes something you talk to instead of a wiki nobody reads.

What you can do:

• Capture new workflows in conversation. Claude interviews you about how a process really works and files it into your workspace, no forms, no blank templates.
• Run any documented SOP step by step, with Claude walking you through the checklist and pulling in your other connected tools to do the actual work.
• Log reality as it happens: how long a run really took, where you deviated from the documented process, and the friction points that slow you down. Everything lands as pending suggestions for human review, never silent edits.
• Search and read your company's workflow library, scoped by company, division, and department.

Every run makes your documentation more honest. That's the point: SOPs that reflect how work actually happens, not how someone hoped it would.

Built by Ace Workflow. We fix work.

https://aceworkflow.io

18 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 18 tools.

Astrotheoros

Astrotheoros links your saved chart library to the assistant. Once you sign in, it can look up any chart in your account, calculate transits, progressions, returns, synastry, and composites against those charts, and read or write the notes attached to them, all with the house system, zodiac, aspects, and other settings you already use in the app.

The assistant returns the same output as the app's copy button, so the numbers match what you see on screen, and you never have to type birth data into a chat.

Timing tools cover secondary progressions, solar and lunar returns, draconic charts, annual profections, zodiacal releasing, and Vimshottari dasha. Notes can be natal, synastry, composite, draconic, or dated timeline entries, and they appear in the app right away. You can also sort charts into folders from the conversation.

The assistant works only with charts already in your account. It cannot create, edit, or delete charts, and it cannot change your settings. Requires an Astrotheoros account.

18 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 18 tools.

Cloze MCP

The Cloze MCP Server lets you securely access your Cloze data and take action. Whether you’re creating contacts, managing leads, prepping a listing, or launching a campaign - you can do it all via the Cloze MCP Server.

20 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 20 tools.

Current CRM

Current is a free CRM and dialer for people who call businesses. Connect it and Claude works your list with you: it pulls today's call queue in order, briefs you before each call, and gives you a link that dials the way you've set up — your phone, Google Voice, or Current's own dialer. When you hang up, tell Claude how it went and it logs the outcome, adds the note, sets the follow-up and brings up the next prospect.

You can also ask Claude to find and add new prospects (anyone already on your list is skipped), read back what was said on a recorded call, or answer questions from your own numbers, like "which area codes pick up best after 3pm?" or "how many Mesa prospects have never been called?"

Claude never places a call on its own, and it asks before changing anything in Current. Requires a free Current account at currentcrm.io.

14 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 14 tools.

mcp.basitkargo.com

Basit Kargo is a shipping platform for e-commerce sellers: one account for all
major carriers — Aras, MNG, Yurtiçi, Sürat, PTT, HepsiJet and more.
With this connector, Claude can:
• Track shipments with full movement history
• Create draft orders and compare live carrier prices
• Generate shipping codes with your confirmation — drafts are free; charging is
a separate, confirmed step with server-side double-charge protection
• Fetch labels as images or print them on your desktop printer

32 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 32 tools.

PrefMark

PrefMark is a private workspace for early-stage investors. It turns a deal's materials into an investment memo with one clear stance (Greenlight, Watch or Pass), evidence you can trace, and the diligence questions that are still open.

With this connector, Claude can:

• Find a deal by name and read its stance, reasons, risks and facts, each with its evidence level.
• Tell you what changed since your last review and which questions are still open.
• Read the Investment Memo and its Quick Read.
• Add deals, save notes, and add or update diligence questions.
• Draft a rewrite of a memo section, or pass on an update from a founder.

Claude never changes your memo or your stance by itself. A rewrite or a new figure arrives in PrefMark as a suggested change, with the current text next to the new one, and nothing lands until you accept it in PrefMark. Changes to questions, notes and deal details can be undone in PrefMark.

PrefMark is in a private beta for invited investors. You need a PrefMark account to connect.

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

Progask

Progask is a task board where dates do the organizing. Every task has a start and an end date, and the board places it in Past, Now, or Future for you — no status columns, no dragging cards around.

With Progask in Claude you can:

• See what's on your plate now and what's coming up next
• Add tasks with a start and end date
• Reschedule tasks when plans change
• Mark tasks done and add notes to them
• Spot slipped work: any open task past its end date stays flagged until you move it

Keep your plan current without the busywork of updating card statuses.

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

Minutes Conversation Memory Desktop Extension

Minutes is the private, owned conversation-memory layer. Record meetings, voice memos, and dictation; transcribe them on your own machine; and get structured markdown in ~/meetings/ that policy-aware local tools expose to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, and MCP-compatible clients — no proprietary SDK, no API key. Restricted meetings are excluded from agent results by default; explicit access requires a trusted launch policy, a per-call request, and a durable audit record. Minutes never uploads your audio; meeting text leaves your device only when you explicitly send policy-authorized context to a connected cloud agent or summarizer. When a cloud memory tool gets acquired or subpoenaed, your recordings aren't theirs to hand over. No vendor to outlive — ten years from now, grep still works on your corpus.

34 tools • 11 resources • Interactive MCP App dashboard • 6 prompt templates

What you get: • On-device transcription with sealed local whisper.cpp and optional on-device summarization (Apple Foundation Models on macOS 26+) — your audio never leaves the machine. Retained Parakeet and Apple Speech preferences resolve to Whisper until those helpers support secure byte transport. • Re-run the AI pass on edited meetings and memos with preview-first output, backup-on-apply writes, and edit-preserving merges. • A native chat panel that recalls policy-authorized meetings, with token streaming and read-only policy-bound search. • Dictation that types straight at your cursor, on the same local engine. • Live sessions that promote into diarized, summarized meetings when you stop. • Consent provenance in every file, and sensitivity gating agents must respect. • Diarized speaker labels, structured action items and decisions, and policy-safe search over owned markdown. Cross-meeting relationship answers are rebuilt from bounded live policy-authorized snapshots; compatibility-only derived insight and annotation reads still fail explicitly until their source provenance can be revalidated.

Before you start. Minutes runs entirely on your own machine, so it needs the Minutes engine installed locally. The extension normally downloads it for you the first time it runs. If your machine cannot reach the internet, or you are on a platform we do not publish a binary for, install it yourself: on macOS and Windows get the free desktop app from https://useminutes.app, which includes the engine and keeps it updated; on Linux install the CLI from the same page. Until the engine is present the extension still starts and lists its tools, and each tool will tell you what is missing.

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

Read and Write Apple Notes Desktop Extension

This extension allows Claude to interact with your macOS Notes app, enabling creating, reading, updating, and listing notes.

It uses macOS automation features to interact with the Messages app and requires your explicit permission through macOS security prompts before accessing Messages or Contacts. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Inc.

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

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