# MCP Servers with a get_activity tool Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a get_activity tool. 10 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 6 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified. ## [GuideCompare](/mcp/guidecompare) Discover, compare, and find travel activities & tours in Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok directly from Claude. GuideCompare searches thousands of tours, attractions, food experiences, and day trips across major booking platforms — Viator, GetYourGuide, Klook, and more — and returns live prices, durations, and traveller ratings side by side. Plan full itineraries that mix famous landmarks with bookable activities, filter by budget, duration, or accessibility, and book at partner websites. No account or login required — just ask Claude what to do, and compare your options instantly. 4 tools reported — Live. Answered with 4 tools. ## [Squad AI](/mcp/squad-ai) It's easier than ever to build, which means building in the wrong direction faster. Squad is the decision intelligence layer for product teams. It finds the signal in the noise of your feedback and keeps it connected to the decisions it justifies, so you ship the right things. Squad runs a team of always-on agents that continuously research and read your feedback sources, identify signals and insights, and recommend actions that support your goals. By the time you ask a question, the evidence is already organised. Every action points back to the insight and the signals behind it, so "why is this on the roadmap?" has an answer with receipts. Underneath it all is an evergreen knowledge base: a living memory of your product and company context that stays current as new evidence lands, with an auditable trail behind every change. Claude reads from it and adds to it, so it works from what your team knows, not a blank slate each session. This connector brings that intelligence into Claude: • Ground a decision. Pull the exact customer signals behind any insight or action before you build. • Triage feedback. Capture a ticket or interview note as a signal, deduped against existing themes. • Weekly review. Ask what changed, what the evidence says, and what needs deciding. • Draft a brief. Generate a one-page decision brief from an action or insight. • Search everything. Semantic search across signals, insights, actions, goals, and documents. Every entity has a short display ID such as SI-1, IN-42, or AC-12, so Claude can cite the exact evidence behind its findings. 2 GitHub stars · 30 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 30 tools. ## [Anvil CRM](/mcp/anvil-crm) Anvil is a lightweight, agentic CRM for growing businesses and small B2B sales teams. Forge relationships. Strike deals. Forecast cleanly, keep every account current, and give your team one place to plan the next move. With the Anvil connector, Claude works inside your CRM like a member of your sales team: • Find and read companies, people, deals, leads, products and custom records • Review pipelines, stage history, timelines, and the overdue tasks and at-risk deals that need attention • Create and update records, log calls, meetings and tasks, and add comments • Move deals and leads through stages, and close or reopen them with the right values • Read and save a deal's pricing terms (MRR, ARR, total contract value) for clean forecasts • Import your info in a few minutes, or just tell Claude to do it A real CRM, not a database. Each connection is bound to the workspaces you choose at sign-in and to the scopes you grant (read, write, delete). Anvil checks your role, record visibility and pipeline access on every call. A workspace admin controls agent access and write access in Settings → AI agents. Tools that delete data or change workspace settings ask Claude to confirm with you first. Start with a 14-day free trial. No card details required. 53 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 53 tools. ## [MailerSend](/mcp/mailersend) The MailerSend connector lets Claude work directly with your MailerSend account so you can handle transactional email without leaving the conversation. Send email: Compose and send transactional emails — including HTML, plain text, CC/BCC, attachments, and template-based messages. Schedule messages for later, and list, inspect, or cancel scheduled sends. Domains: Add and configure sending domains, retrieve DNS records, trigger and check domain verification, and update domain settings. Templates: Browse, inspect, and delete email templates in your account. Analytics & activity: Pull delivery and engagement analytics broken down by date, country, and recipient client (user agent name and type). Review message history and recipient activity such as opens, clicks, bounces, and complaints. Email verification: Verify individual email addresses (synchronously or asynchronously) and run bulk verification lists to keep your sending lists clean. Webhooks: Create, list, inspect, update, and delete webhooks to wire MailerSend events into your own systems. Access is scoped to your own MailerSend account through a secure OAuth sign-in — the connector never sees or stores your API key. Just connect, authorize, and start managing your email in natural language. 38 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 38 tools. ## [Metal](/mcp/metal) Use Metal to search your firm’s companies, deals, documents, people, activities, lists, and workflows. Find relevant firm history, inspect source documents, review deal context, map contacts, and run approved workflows while respecting each user’s Metal permissions. 24 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 24 tools. ## [Tennsa OS](/mcp/tennsa-os) Tennsa OS reads the systems a business already runs - accounting, inventory, payments, commerce, CRM and email - and keeps a continuous record of what it finds. Connect it to Claude and Claude can answer questions about the whole business without anything being uploaded or explained. Ask what needs attention today and Claude answers from the current briefing: overdue customers still being invoiced, stock running short against an unpaid supplier, a delivery that never matched its order. Ask about a past period and Claude answers from the record Tennsa has been keeping, day by day. Ask a specific question about a supplier or a product and Claude answers from that business's own ledger. Six read-only tools: the current briefing with its findings and reasoning, data coverage showing which systems are connected and which are failing, recent account activity, findings grouped by business area, a grounded consultant that answers free-text questions from the business's own records, and a history tool that answers for any period Tennsa holds. Every figure Tennsa OS returns was computed from the customer's own records and traced to its source. Nothing is estimated or generated. Where a system could not be reached, the answer says so rather than presenting an incomplete picture as complete. Tennsa OS never writes to a connected system. Email-derived data is structurally excluded from this channel. Requires a Tennsa OS account with at least one connected system. Built for manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers. 6 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 6 tools. ## [Coherence by Presage Tech](/mcp/coherence-by-presage-tech) Connect Claude to Coherence by Presage to build and manage assessment programs through conversation. Create structured activities that combine questionnaires and physiological measurements, helping teams turn their protocols into repeatable participant experiences for research, wellness, and human performance. 13 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod. ## [DataFrame.fit](/mcp/dataframe-fit) DataFrame.fit lets athletes review Garmin activities, recovery, nutrition, races, and the training plan in Claude. With permission it can rename sessions, edit the plan, log food, and push workouts to Garmin Connect. Sign in with Google, choose which tools Claude may use, and manage or revoke each connection under Settings. 24 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod. ## [Planner.day](/mcp/planner-day) Planner.day is project management for teams that need clear ownership: spaces, folders and lists holding tasks and subtasks, with comments, custom fields, time tracking, dashboards and a roadmap. This connector lets an assistant work in it directly rather than describing it. Ask what is blocking a release and it reads the tasks, their statuses and who holds them. Ask what the design team shipped last week and it reads the activity. Dictate a bug and it files one in the right list, with the right type, assigned to the right person. It can search across a workspace, pull analytics for a person or a team, read comment threads and post replies, and open a dashboard. Access is scoped twice over. Every permission is separate, so an assistant that reads your work cannot change it unless you said so, and one that creates and updates tasks cannot delete them: deletion sits behind its own permission and is never included by default. Access is also bounded by workspace. You pick which workspaces the assistant may reach when you connect, and it is refused anywhere else before a request reaches a handler. Every call goes through the same checks as the web interface, so the assistant sees what you would see and nothing more. Actions it takes appear in the activity trail attributed to it, not silently as you. You approve the permissions and the workspaces on a Planner.day screen when you connect, and can disconnect at any time from Settings, Account, Tokens and connected apps, which revokes its access immediately. A workspace admin enables MCP per workspace and chooses which permissions that workspace is willing to grant, so the set you are offered is already bounded by what your organisation allows. 26 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod. ## [Slate](/mcp/slate) Slate is a screen recorder for teams. This connector gives Claude your Slate library, so you can hand it a recording link instead of watching it yourself. Claude reads the timestamped transcript, sees which app and web page were on screen at each moment, and takes screenshots where something matters. It can search your library and your team's by words, tag or date, read comments and reactions, and see who watched. With your permission it also tags recordings, comments as you, resolves comments, renames or summarizes recordings, and uploads video files into your library. Good for turning a bug-report recording into a ticket with quotes, page URLs and screenshots; catching up on walkthroughs and decisions without watching; and keeping a team's library organized. Claude acts with your Slate account's access and nothing more. It cannot delete recordings, change who can see them, or touch billing or your team. Requires a seat on a Slate Team plan. 17 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod. ## For agents This page has a [Markdown](/mcp/tool/get-activity.md) and a [JSON](/mcp/tool/get-activity.json) twin. Pod is also queryable over MCP at `https://api.askpod.ai/mcp/read`.