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  "ContentMarkdown": "# MCP Servers with a list_requests tool\n\nEvery MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a list_requests tool.\n\n10 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 8 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.\n\n## [BrainConnect](/mcp/brainconnect)\n\nBrainConnect helps researchers, consultants, and corporate teams find practitioners for market research, industry analysis, and due diligence. Describe your research question to receive an anonymized shortlist with relevant career experience and fit summaries.\n\nSigned-in users have search results saved to a BrainConnect request page automatically. Choose an expert, review their summary and your masked registered contact number, and explicitly confirm before an interview request is registered. You can then submit preferred times and follow progress through direct links to the saved request and scheduling pages.\n\nRequests and preferred times are submitted for BrainConnect coordinator review; the connector does not finalize bookings, create meetings, or process payments. Post-interview reviews and ratings are completed manually on the website.\n\nExpert identities and contact details are not disclosed through the connector. Searching is available without signing in, subject to usage limits; saving results and managing requests require a BrainConnect account.\n\n11 tools reported — Live. Answered with 11 tools.\n\n## [Everythings](/mcp/everythings)\n\nA good conversation produces thinking worth keeping, and then it stays in a chat window that almost nobody scrolls back through. Everythings gives that output somewhere to live.\n\nA workspace holds a tree of \"things\". A thing is one unit of thought: a name, a Markdown body, and a position among other things. Things nest inside each other, so part of what a thing means comes from where it sits.\n\nThis connector lets Claude read and write that structure directly, so a conversation becomes an input method and the thing is where the result stays.\n\nWhat Claude can do:\n\n- Search across every workspace you have access to, by name, tags, or body text\n- Read a thing's full content, along with its sub-items, comments, and reactions\n- Create and edit things, nest them, reorder them, and move or copy them between workspaces\n- Create and rename workspaces\n- Add comments and react with emoji marks\n- Ask you a question on a thing, and read your answer later\n\nAsk Claude to keep what you just worked out (\"save this under Travel\") or pull back something from months ago (\"what did we decide about the roof?\").\n\nWhen Claude works on something while you are away, it can stop and ask. The question waits on the thing in the Everythings app, which notifies you; you answer from your phone or the web, and Claude reads the answer on its next run. Everything Claude writes is labeled with its name, and an inbox in each workspace lists what changed since you last looked.\n\nRead tools are annotated read-only, so they run without a confirmation each time. Edits and deletions are annotated destructive, so Claude asks before making them. Editing replaces content in full, so Claude reads the current version first.\n\nAuthentication is OAuth. Sign in with your Everythings account, grant access once, and revoke it at any time from your Everythings settings. The connector reaches only the workspaces your account can open.\n\nAn Everythings account is all you need; the free plan is enough.\n\n34 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 34 tools.\n\n## [Linnx](/mcp/linnx)\n\nYour LinkedIn lives in one place, and your AI client can finally work with it.\n\nLinnx pulls your conversations, connections, requests and posts into a single workspace. This connector opens that workspace to Claude.\n\nFind the chat you half remember from three months ago. Ask who you have not replied to since spring. Pull the full text of every post you wrote about hiring and see which ones landed. File a year of conversations into categories you invented yourself. Draft the reply you have been putting off.\n\nIt reads your messages, connections, requests, posts and analytics, and it organises them: your own categories, groups, favourites, archives and drafts.\n\nLinnx runs no AI of its own. No scoring, no classification, no summaries generated behind your back. Your assistant does the thinking, in your client, with your data. Linnx is the layer underneath that keeps it structured.\n\nAnd it never sends. Linnx cannot message anyone for you, or accept a connection request on your behalf. Drafts wait in your inbox until you press send.\n\nNeeds a Linnx account with LinkedIn connected.\n\n30 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 30 tools.\n\n## [Maelo](/mcp/maelo)\n\nMaelo is booking and client software for tattoo artists. Connect your Maelo account and ask Claude about your work in plain words: which booking requests came in and which still need a reply, what a client asked for and what you last said to them, what is on your calendar, and whether a date and time is actually free under your real working hours, existing bookings, blocked time and synced calendars.\n\nWith your permission Claude can also reply to a client on a booking request (the message appears in their Maelo Client Hub and is emailed to them) or add a private note that only you can see. Claude shows you the wording and asks before anything is sent.\n\nMaelo cannot take payments, issue refunds, change your prices or settings, or cancel or move appointments from Claude. You sign in with your own Maelo account and choose what to allow, and you can disconnect at any time in Maelo under Settings, Integrations, AI Assistants.\n\n8 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 8 tools.\n\n## [Onsite](/mcp/onsite)\n\nConnect Claude to Onsite so it knows your buildings as well as you do. Onsite is a building and strata management platform used across Australia and New Zealand.\n\n47 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 47 tools.\n\n## [Qonto](/mcp/qonto)\n\nQonto MCP brings your business account into Claude. Once connected, Claude can browse your transactions, statements, and bank accounts; manage clients, products, and quotes; issue and track client invoices and credit notes; review pending supplier invoices; manage debit, virtual, and flash cards; and handle team expense requests. Every action runs with the same access you already have in the Qonto app.\n\n52 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 52 tools.\n\n## [Roar AI](/mcp/roar-ai)\n\nRoar AI gives teams access to leading AI models and simple hosting for apps, agents and MCPs. This connector lets Claude do the console work for you: create and scope API keys, check spend and budgets, inspect requests, and run your apps end to end — deploy from GitHub, add a database or domain, set environment variables, read logs, roll back. Every action goes through the same permission checks as the console, so Claude can never do more than the person who connected it.\n\n80 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 80 tools.\n\n## [Siit AI service desk](/mcp/siit-ai-service-desk)\n\nSiit is an AI service desk for IT, HR and Ops teams, built natively for Slack and Microsoft Teams.\n\nThis connector gives Claude access to your Siit workspace so you can run internal support and operations in natural language.\n\nWhat you can do:\n\nRequests: list, search and read requests, create new ones, post public replies or internal notes, update status, assignee, priority and tags, and review the full timeline including AI agent logs.\n\nPeople: look up employees, check their department, office, equipment and app access, create or update profiles.\n\nEquipment: track company devices, see who owns what, create and update assets.\n\nApplications and access: review managed apps, app access roles and provisioning actions.\n\nKnowledge base: search, read, create and publish articles.\n\nService catalog: inspect services and their request forms.\n\nWorkflows: review and create automations.\n\nTeams and inboxes: understand how requests are routed.\n\nExamples:\n\n\"Summarize the 10 oldest open requests and tell me what is blocking each one\"\n\n\"Who has a MacBook assigned in the Paris office?\"\n\n\"Draft a knowledge base article from the last three VPN tickets\"\n\n\"Create an offboarding request for Marie and assign it to the IT team\"\n\nAccess follows your Siit permissions. Every action runs as the connected user, so Claude only sees and changes what that user is allowed to.\n\nLearn more at siit.io.\n\n74 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 74 tools.\n\n## [Clevra](/mcp/clevra)\n\nClevra is field service management software for home and commercial service businesses such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning and landscaping. The Clevra connector lets Claude work with your company's Clevra data, always as you and within exactly what your Clevra role allows.\n\nAsk in plain language about today's schedule, which invoices are overdue, what a client has been quoted, how a job performed or what last month's revenue report shows. Claude can read clients and client notes, a client's billing standing, jobs and job statistics, job profit where your role can see costing, invoices, estimates, requests, the schedule, open time slots for a technician, activities, your team and the reports your plan includes.\n\nClaude can also take six everyday actions, each confirmed with you first: create a client, add a client note, log an activity, create a task, draft an estimate, and schedule a visit. Every action runs through the same rules as the Clevra app and is recorded in Clevra's audit trail as done through Claude. Scheduling a visit sends your company's usual automatic messages, exactly as booking in Clevra does.\n\nThe connector never sends emails or texts, takes payments, deletes records, converts estimates, or changes billing, payroll, team membership or company settings.\n\nAdmins stay in control from Settings → Connected apps: see every connection, disconnect anyone, pause all connections, or make Claude read-only for the whole company. Clevra never receives your Claude conversations; it keeps only a content-free access record of each request, for 90 days.\n\nRequires a Clevra account with the Org Admin, Manager or Dispatcher role on a plan that includes the AI assistant (Pro, Business or Custom).\n\n26 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Past.dev](/mcp/past-dev)\n\npast.dev is a memory platform for AI agents. It keeps timestamped text as long-term memory, and it recalls current and previous facts with dated evidence.\n\nThis server connects Claude to your past.dev organization. Each tool does the same thing as a screen in the past.dev console, so you can administer the organization from a conversation.\n\nWhat you can do:\n- Projects: list, create, update, archive, and delete projects. Set monthly caps on ingestions and credits.\n- API keys: create and revoke project keys. See the activity of the organization key.\n- Members and access: invite members, change roles, and remove members. Create access groups and access rules, preview what a rule reaches, and grant or revoke project access.\n- Plan and usage: see the plan, the credit balance, and the usage for the billing period. Estimate the cost of an import before you send it.\n- Request log: list the API requests, open one request, and chart the requests over time.\n- Debug: find out why an ingestion failed, and retry it. Trace a memory back to its sources, and see its lineage and timeline.\n- Tags: create, rename, merge, and delete project tags.\n- MCP server for your users: see the MCP server of a project, turn it on, and create an access link.\n\nSecurity:\n- You sign in with your past.dev account through OAuth. The server acts as you, with your role and your project access. It cannot do more than you can do in the console.\n- The tools that delete, revoke, or remove something ask you to confirm first.\n\nThis server does not read or write memory content. To store and recall memories, use the MCP server of a project or the past.dev Memory API.\n\n52 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## For agents\n\nThis page has a [Markdown](/mcp/tool/list-requests.md) and a [JSON](/mcp/tool/list-requests.json) twin. Pod is also queryable over MCP at `https://api.askpod.ai/mcp/read`.",
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