MCP Servers with a get_metadata tool

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

8 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.

Figma

The Figma MCP server helps you pull in Figma context and generate high-quality code that aligns with your codebase and design intent. Use the MCP server to retrieve code resources from Figma Design or Make files, and turn your ideas into production apps.

Key features: • Generate code from selected frames or nodes - Select a frame in Figma or provide a node URL to have an AI agent turn your design into code. • Extract design context from layers - Pull out variables, components, and layouts from a design to ensure builds adhere to design patterns. • Code smarter with Code Connect - Boost output quality by reusing your actual components, the MCP server informs AI agents about existing components derived from Code Connect information. • Map your flows with diagrams - The Figma MCP server can turn your Claude prompts into flow charts, Gantt charts, or other diagrams in FigJam.

Note: The get_screenshot tool is currently limited to returning a descripton of screenshots in Figma when called in Claude and Claude Code. See developer term here

2,041 GitHub stars · 9 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 9 tools.

Uploads

Uploads (uploads.sh) gives Claude a way to put screenshots, screen recordings, and other files into GitHub pull requests and issues. GitHub only hosts images dragged in through a browser, so an agent that just captured a before/after has nowhere to put it. This connector does that step.

Upload a file and get back a public URL and ready-to-paste Markdown. Attach files to a pull request or issue, and uploads.sh keeps one comment on it up to date with every image and video. Working on a branch before the pull request exists? Upload files to the branch, and they move into the pull request's comment when it opens.

Also included:

Galleries: ordered, shareable collections of images and video
Change feeds: a live, newest-first page of screenshots for a repository, pull request, or issue
Metadata tags on files, with search by tag or filename
Listing and deleting files, and workspace storage usage
Searching the uploads.sh documentation and changelog

Supports images (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, AVIF), video (MP4, WebM, MOV), PDF, and text files. Uploaded files are public to anyone with the link. You sign in with your uploads.sh account through OAuth, and each connection acts in the workspace you choose.

19 GitHub stars · 23 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 23 tools.

Evidence Studio

Evidence is an AI-powered BI tool for publishing reports using SQL and Markdown. This connector lets Claude work with your organization's live data and published reports on your behalf - securely, and scoped to your own permissions.

After you connect your Evidence account, Claude can:

Browse table metadata
Run read-only queries against data stored in Evidence
Search your published reports by topic, metric, or term, and read a page's content or a structured summary of its queries and components
Retrieve AI context stored in Evidence - so answers match how your organization reports

Requires an Evidence account with workspace access.

Learn more at https://evidence.dev

11 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 11 tools.

Leadsquared

The LeadSquared CRM connector gives Claude direct access to your LeadSquared account. Manage leads, tasks, appointments, activities, opportunities, users, and more — all through natural conversation. Just authenticate with your LeadSquared credentials and Claude handles the CRM operations on your behalf, respecting your existing role-based permissions.

77 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 77 tools.

Flowsery - web analytics and session insights

Flowsery is cookie-free web analytics. It tracks traffic, goals and revenue for your websites, and its AI reviews session recordings to build a ranked list of issues: bugs, broken flows and UX problems, each with how many sessions hit it and steps to replicate.

From Claude you can: list the websites in your workspace; get an overview of visitors, pageviews, bounce rate and revenue for any date range, or as a timeseries; break traffic down by page, referrer, channel, campaign, country, region, city, device, browser, operating system or hostname, or combine dimensions in a custom breakdown; see who is on the site right now and where they are; follow a single visitor's journey step by step; pull the top AI-detected issues, open one with its occurrences and affected sessions, and mark it resolved once fixed; and record or delete goal events and payments so revenue is tied back to the channel that brought it. Twenty-seven tools in total.

27 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 27 tools.

The Tie Fundraising and M&A

The Tie Fundraising and M&A connector gives you direct access to the industry's most comprehensive crypto fundraising dataset: over 12,000 funding rounds, 8,000 investors, and 5,300 companies, spanning every major crypto deal since 2005.

This is the same data that powers fundraising intelligence on The Tie Terminal, now queryable in plain language. Ask specific questions and get structured answers in seconds:

• Which VCs led the most rounds in AI crypto in 2025? • Show me all ZK protocol fundraises above $10M • Which investors backed both AI and DeFi projects in the last 12 months? • List every fundraise in the stablecoin sector since January 2025

The dataset links companies to their associated tokens and sectors, so you can move from a company to its coin to its category in a single query.

4 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 4 tools.

Display

Display gives Claude a place to publish its work – reports, specs, dashboards, prototypes and decks – as HTML or Markdown doc.

Each document and artifact is a page at its own URL. Your team opens it with the Google or Microsoft account they already use, or with a one-time password. You choose who can see each doc: anyone with the link, your organization, or only the people you invite.

Reviewers comment directly on the page. Claude reads the comments, edits the source and publishes the next version at the same URL. Every version and comment stays with the artifact, and each change shows who made it – you, or Claude on your behalf.

With this connector, Claude can:

publish a new doc, or a new version of an existing one
find, search and read your docs and their source
make exact edits, and rename, copy or delete docs
change who can see an doc and share it with named people
read, add, resolve and reopen comments

Owners and Admins can also manage members, the organization logo and verified email domains, where their plan includes them.

Each call uses the organization and permissions you choose when you connect. Private artifacts stay visible only to their creator and the people they invite. The connector cannot change your plan or billing.

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

Figma Desktop Extension

Key Features: • Generate code from selected frames or nodes - Select a frame in Figma or provide a node URL to have an AI agent turn your design into code. • Extract design context from layers - Pull out variables, components, and layouts from a design to ensure builds adhere to design patterns. • Code smarter with Code Connect - Boost output quality by reusing your actual components, the MCP server informs AI agents about existing components derived from Code Connect information.

Setup and Usage: The Figma MCP server runs locally on your device and operates only when Dev Mode is active and enabled within a Figma file. You must have the latest version of the Figma desktop app running in order to use this.

Enable Figma MCP server in Figma App:

Open your Figma application.
Open a Figma design file.
Access the Dev Mode inspect panel, where you'll find the MCP Server configuration options.

Authentication: The Figma MCP server handles authentication through the Figma desktop application. This authentication is managed automatically by Figma when you're logged into the desktop app.

Developer terms: Review Figma's developer terms

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

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