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Up to 10,000 rows per run.\n- Build a list from a description. \"Every lawfirm in Indiana\", \"every YC W24 company in healthcare\", \"competitors of Stripe\". Riveter generates the rows, and can enrich them in the same run.\n- Scrape a page. Clean text or markdown from any URL, including JavaScript-rendered pages.\n- Search the web. One-shot search results, or a research agent that answers a question with a structured, schema-shaped response.\n- Extract records from a site. Define the fields you want and pull them from listings, directories, or catalogs as JSON.\n- Monitor for changes. Run a saved enrichment daily, weekly, or monthly and get alerts or webhooks when values change.\n\nHow it works\n\nLong runs are asynchronous. Claude starts the run, checks status, and fetches results when they are ready. Every run has an id you can come back to later, and results stay available in your Riveter account.\n\nSetup\n\nClick Connect and sign in to your Riveter account. Riveter creates an API key for this connection; you can revoke it at any time from Settings → API to disconnect. Runs use credits from your Riveter plan. Free accounts include trial credits.\n\nRead-only tools (status, results, listings) are marked read-only. Tools that start runs or change saved configuration are marked as writes. Stopping a run and pausing a monitor are marked destructive.\n\nDocs: https://docs.riveterhq.com", "ClaimedToolCount": 26, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-27T06:22:34.696Z" }, { "Slug": "ballet", "Name": "Ballet", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/ballet", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/ballet.json", "Description": "Ballet is an agent and workflow automation platform for building AI-powered processes that can reason, take action, and run automatically.\n\nCreate specialized AI agents, chain them together into multi-step playbooks, and connect them to the tools and systems your team already uses through MCP servers. Playbooks can coordinate multiple agents and actions to complete end-to-end workflows instead of handling just a single prompt or task.\n\nBallet workflows can be launched manually or automatically from triggers including schedules, webhooks, Slack commands, form submissions, and other events. This makes it possible to turn repeatable operational processes into persistent AI-powered automations.\n\nUse Ballet to:\n\n- Build AI agents with specific roles, instructions, tools, and capabilities\n- Combine agents and actions into reusable multi-step playbooks\n- Connect external applications, data, and services through MCP\n- Automate workflows using schedules, webhooks, Slack commands, forms, and other triggers\n- Orchestrate processes that require multiple AI agents or tools working together\n- Run repeatable workflows consistently without manually prompting an AI for every step\n\nExample workflows include researching and enriching leads, generating recurring reports, processing inbound requests, coordinating customer or operational workflows, transforming information between systems, and automating internal processes that previously required several tools and manual steps.\n\nWith the Ballet connector, Claude can interact with your Ballet environment to help users work with their agents, playbooks, and automated workflows.", "ClaimedToolCount": 31, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-27T06:12:27.527Z" }, { "Slug": "cargo", "Name": "Cargo", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/cargo", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/cargo.json", "Description": "Cargo is GTM infrastructure for AI assistants. Connect this MCP server and Claude can operate your Cargo workspace: discover and run connector actions across 130+ integrations, execute tools and agents, query your CRM and revenue data models, and read the playbooks and context your team already wrote.\n\nSign in with OAuth — no API key to paste. Your session binds to one workspace, so Claude sees your integrations, your models, and your credits.\n\nWhat you can do from chat:\n• Search the action catalog and see credit cost before anything runs\n• Enrich people and companies, look up CRM records, and call native platform ops\n• Run a single action or a batch across many records (with cost sampling before large runs)\n• Query workspace models with SQL-style selects, joins, and aggregates\n• Read workspace context — ICP definitions, playbooks, rubrics — before guessing how your team works\n\nAsk in plain English. Claude finds the right action, confirms cost when it matters, and brings results back into the conversation.\n\nBest for RevOps, sales ops, and GTM engineers who already live in Claude and want the research-to-action loop without leaving the chat. Building multi-step workflows, warehouse-wide SQL, or workspace-as-code deploys stays in the Cargo CLI — this connector is the runtime for in-conversation work.\n\nLearn more: https://www.getcargo.ai/mcp", "ClaimedToolCount": 17, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-27T06:21:30.537Z" }, { "Slug": "circleci", "Name": "CircleCI", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/circleci", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/circleci.json", "Description": "The CircleCI MCP Server is a remote server hosted by CircleCI that connects Claude directly to your CI/CD pipelines, giving you a conversational interface to the same pipeline, workflow, job, and artifact data you'd normally reach through the CircleCI CLI or dashboard.\n\nWith this connector, you can ask Claude to check the latest pipeline status for a project or roll back a deployment - all without leaving your conversation. When something breaks, Claude can pull the failure logs for a specific build and help you understand what went wrong, or dig into test results for a job to pinpoint which tests failed and why.\n\nBeyond troubleshooting individual runs, the server supports broader pipeline health and efficiency work. Claude can identify underused resource classes to help you right-size compute and control costs, and list artifacts produced by your builds so you can retrieve build outputs without hunting through the UI.\n\nIt also helps with day-to-day project management: checking component versions across your fleet, and pulling usage data for cost and consumption analysis. For configuration work, it can act as a config helper - assisting with validating and troubleshooting your .circleci/config.yml setup.\n\nIn short, this MCP Server turns Claude into a working partner for CI/CD: monitoring pipeline health, debugging build and test failures, managing releases and rollbacks, and keeping an eye on cost and reliability - all through natural conversation rather than manual dashboard digging or CLI commands.", "ClaimedToolCount": 24, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-27T06:21:03.654Z" }, { "Slug": "coval", "Name": "Coval", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/coval", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/coval.json", "Description": "Connect Claude to your Coval workspace to inspect agents, test sets, test cases, personas, metrics, and evaluation runs. Build or update evaluation fixtures, launch safe chat and SMS evaluation runs, and ask Sofia for grounded, read-only analysis and recommendations. The Claude connector does not start voice, outbound voice, or WebSocket voice runs.", "ClaimedToolCount": 19, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-27T06:21:08.309Z" }, { "Slug": "manifestly", "Name": "Manifestly", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/manifestly", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/manifestly.json", "Description": "Manifestly brings structured workflow execution directly into Claude. Create and launch workflow runs, assign steps to team members, track completion status, and keep recurring processes on schedule without leaving your conversation. Search across your workflows and active runs to surface what’s in progress, what’s overdue, and who owns what. Get full read, write, and author access, with tools for managing checklists, approvals, step data, and audit trails across every department in your organization.", "ClaimedToolCount": 66, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-27T06:21:58.118Z" }, { "Slug": "qa-tech", "Name": "QA.tech", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/qa-tech", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/qa-tech.json", "Description": "QA.tech uses agents to automatically verify changes to your product. They learn your product and verify changes, tests PRs dynamically and write reviews. Connect this MCP to interact with the QA.tech agents directly from Claude.", "ClaimedToolCount": 43, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-27T06:14:43.700Z" }, { "Slug": "tinyfish", "Name": "TinyFish", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/tinyfish", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/tinyfish.json", "Description": "Connect TinyFish to Claude to search, read, and operate the live web at scale. Three core tools cover the workflow: a search API to find relevant pages and sources across the web, a fetch API to read and extract content from URLs in a clean, token-efficient form, and a web agent to navigate complex, dynamic sites: logging in, filling and submitting forms, clicking through multi-step workflows, and extracting structured data that requires real page interaction. Powered by TinyFish's cloud browser infrastructure and proprietary web navigation model, it reaches sites that static fetching can't. Useful for researching across many sources, pulling live data from web apps, completing multi-step web workflows, monitoring or scraping pages behind navigation, and running the same web operation across many sites or URLs.", "ClaimedToolCount": 16, "Outcome": "auth_required", "RequiresAuth": true, "CheckedAt": "2026-09-20T06:23:55.952Z" } ], "Indexable": true, "ContentMarkdown": "# MCP Servers with a list_runs tool\n\nEvery MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a list_runs tool.\n\n9 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 9 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.\n\n## [Rhylthyme](/mcp/rhylthyme)\n\nRhylthyme schedules work that has to happen against a clock, with several things going at once: a Thanksgiving dinner on one oven, a cell-culture protocol around an incubator, a conference run-of-show, an interval workout.\n\nA schedule is a Rhylthyme program: parallel tracks of timed steps, with dependencies between steps (after, with a buffer, a hand-off before another step ends, manual gates) and resource limits such as one oven or two centrifuges.\n\nKey features:\n- Import from a recipe or protocol URL, or from pasted text, into a validated program; a review pass flags what the import may have got wrong.\n- Validate programs: dangling or circular dependencies, overlapping steps, missing resource limits, bad durations.\n- Analyze the schedule: when every step starts and ends, total length, the critical path, resource conflicts and slack, and clock times worked back from \"everything ready at 6 pm\".\n- Publish a live, shareable timeline on rhylthyme.com that anyone can follow on a phone, or get a static Gantt preview.\n- Search a public catalog of recipes, lab protocols, event templates and workouts.\n- Optional rhylthyme.com account: save programs, review recorded runs, and calibrate step durations from how long they really took.\n\nThe public tools need no account. Kitchen, lab, events and gym endpoints add domain-specific shortcuts. Open source (Apache-2.0).\n\n0 GitHub stars · 19 tools reported — Live. Answered with 18 tools.\n\n## [mcp.riveterhq.com](/mcp/mcp-riveterhq-com)\n\nRiveter turns web research into structured data. Give Claude a list of companies, people, or URLs and ask for new columns: product descriptions, revenue, deep analysis, company headcount, link traces, pricing, tech stack analysis, contact details, a classification, a summary, etc. Riveter runs an AI agent per row that searches, reads pages, and fills in each cell with a sourced answer.\n\nWhat you can do\n\n- Enrich rows you already have. Paste a list or point at a saved enrichment and get the new columns back. Up to 10,000 rows per run.\n- Build a list from a description. \"Every lawfirm in Indiana\", \"every YC W24 company in healthcare\", \"competitors of Stripe\". Riveter generates the rows, and can enrich them in the same run.\n- Scrape a page. Clean text or markdown from any URL, including JavaScript-rendered pages.\n- Search the web. One-shot search results, or a research agent that answers a question with a structured, schema-shaped response.\n- Extract records from a site. Define the fields you want and pull them from listings, directories, or catalogs as JSON.\n- Monitor for changes. Run a saved enrichment daily, weekly, or monthly and get alerts or webhooks when values change.\n\nHow it works\n\nLong runs are asynchronous. Claude starts the run, checks status, and fetches results when they are ready. Every run has an id you can come back to later, and results stay available in your Riveter account.\n\nSetup\n\nClick Connect and sign in to your Riveter account. Riveter creates an API key for this connection; you can revoke it at any time from Settings → API to disconnect. Runs use credits from your Riveter plan. Free accounts include trial credits.\n\nRead-only tools (status, results, listings) are marked read-only. Tools that start runs or change saved configuration are marked as writes. Stopping a run and pausing a monitor are marked destructive.\n\nDocs: https://docs.riveterhq.com\n\n834 downloads/mo · 26 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 26 tools.\n\n## [Ballet](/mcp/ballet)\n\nBallet is an agent and workflow automation platform for building AI-powered processes that can reason, take action, and run automatically.\n\nCreate specialized AI agents, chain them together into multi-step playbooks, and connect them to the tools and systems your team already uses through MCP servers. Playbooks can coordinate multiple agents and actions to complete end-to-end workflows instead of handling just a single prompt or task.\n\nBallet workflows can be launched manually or automatically from triggers including schedules, webhooks, Slack commands, form submissions, and other events. This makes it possible to turn repeatable operational processes into persistent AI-powered automations.\n\nUse Ballet to:\n\n- Build AI agents with specific roles, instructions, tools, and capabilities\n- Combine agents and actions into reusable multi-step playbooks\n- Connect external applications, data, and services through MCP\n- Automate workflows using schedules, webhooks, Slack commands, forms, and other triggers\n- Orchestrate processes that require multiple AI agents or tools working together\n- Run repeatable workflows consistently without manually prompting an AI for every step\n\nExample workflows include researching and enriching leads, generating recurring reports, processing inbound requests, coordinating customer or operational workflows, transforming information between systems, and automating internal processes that previously required several tools and manual steps.\n\nWith the Ballet connector, Claude can interact with your Ballet environment to help users work with their agents, playbooks, and automated workflows.\n\n31 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 31 tools.\n\n## [Cargo](/mcp/cargo)\n\nCargo is GTM infrastructure for AI assistants. Connect this MCP server and Claude can operate your Cargo workspace: discover and run connector actions across 130+ integrations, execute tools and agents, query your CRM and revenue data models, and read the playbooks and context your team already wrote.\n\nSign in with OAuth — no API key to paste. Your session binds to one workspace, so Claude sees your integrations, your models, and your credits.\n\nWhat you can do from chat:\n• Search the action catalog and see credit cost before anything runs\n• Enrich people and companies, look up CRM records, and call native platform ops\n• Run a single action or a batch across many records (with cost sampling before large runs)\n• Query workspace models with SQL-style selects, joins, and aggregates\n• Read workspace context — ICP definitions, playbooks, rubrics — before guessing how your team works\n\nAsk in plain English. Claude finds the right action, confirms cost when it matters, and brings results back into the conversation.\n\nBest for RevOps, sales ops, and GTM engineers who already live in Claude and want the research-to-action loop without leaving the chat. Building multi-step workflows, warehouse-wide SQL, or workspace-as-code deploys stays in the Cargo CLI — this connector is the runtime for in-conversation work.\n\nLearn more: https://www.getcargo.ai/mcp\n\n17 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 17 tools.\n\n## [CircleCI](/mcp/circleci)\n\nThe CircleCI MCP Server is a remote server hosted by CircleCI that connects Claude directly to your CI/CD pipelines, giving you a conversational interface to the same pipeline, workflow, job, and artifact data you'd normally reach through the CircleCI CLI or dashboard.\n\nWith this connector, you can ask Claude to check the latest pipeline status for a project or roll back a deployment - all without leaving your conversation. When something breaks, Claude can pull the failure logs for a specific build and help you understand what went wrong, or dig into test results for a job to pinpoint which tests failed and why.\n\nBeyond troubleshooting individual runs, the server supports broader pipeline health and efficiency work. Claude can identify underused resource classes to help you right-size compute and control costs, and list artifacts produced by your builds so you can retrieve build outputs without hunting through the UI.\n\nIt also helps with day-to-day project management: checking component versions across your fleet, and pulling usage data for cost and consumption analysis. For configuration work, it can act as a config helper - assisting with validating and troubleshooting your .circleci/config.yml setup.\n\nIn short, this MCP Server turns Claude into a working partner for CI/CD: monitoring pipeline health, debugging build and test failures, managing releases and rollbacks, and keeping an eye on cost and reliability - all through natural conversation rather than manual dashboard digging or CLI commands.\n\n24 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 24 tools.\n\n## [Coval](/mcp/coval)\n\nConnect Claude to your Coval workspace to inspect agents, test sets, test cases, personas, metrics, and evaluation runs. Build or update evaluation fixtures, launch safe chat and SMS evaluation runs, and ask Sofia for grounded, read-only analysis and recommendations. The Claude connector does not start voice, outbound voice, or WebSocket voice runs.\n\n19 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 19 tools.\n\n## [Manifestly](/mcp/manifestly)\n\nManifestly brings structured workflow execution directly into Claude. Create and launch workflow runs, assign steps to team members, track completion status, and keep recurring processes on schedule without leaving your conversation. Search across your workflows and active runs to surface what’s in progress, what’s overdue, and who owns what. Get full read, write, and author access, with tools for managing checklists, approvals, step data, and audit trails across every department in your organization.\n\n66 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 66 tools.\n\n## [QA.tech](/mcp/qa-tech)\n\nQA.tech uses agents to automatically verify changes to your product. They learn your product and verify changes, tests PRs dynamically and write reviews. Connect this MCP to interact with the QA.tech agents directly from Claude.\n\n43 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 43 tools.\n\n## [TinyFish](/mcp/tinyfish)\n\nConnect TinyFish to Claude to search, read, and operate the live web at scale. Three core tools cover the workflow: a search API to find relevant pages and sources across the web, a fetch API to read and extract content from URLs in a clean, token-efficient form, and a web agent to navigate complex, dynamic sites: logging in, filling and submitting forms, clicking through multi-step workflows, and extracting structured data that requires real page interaction. Powered by TinyFish's cloud browser infrastructure and proprietary web navigation model, it reaches sites that static fetching can't. Useful for researching across many sources, pulling live data from web apps, completing multi-step web workflows, monitoring or scraping pages behind navigation, and running the same web operation across many sites or URLs.\n\n16 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 16 tools.\n\n## For agents\n\nThis page has a [Markdown](/mcp/tool/list-runs.md) and a [JSON](/mcp/tool/list-runs.json) twin. 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