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MCP Servers with a list_teams tool

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

36 servers, ordered by adoption — npm downloads where a package exists, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 1 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.

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Cobot Coworking Software

Connect Claude to your Cobot coworking or flex space and manage it in plain language — ask things like "Book the blue meeting room for Jane tomorrow from 10 to 12.", "Which offices will be free next month?" or "Show me all unpaid invoices this month”.

Once connected, Claude can do things like:

Access is scoped to the spaces you manage in Cobot, with permissions matching what's granted to you in each space.

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

Linear

Manage issues, projects, and team workflows in Linear with natural language. Create and update issues, track progress, plan cycles, and coordinate development tasks using Linear’s streamlined project management interface for faster, more efficient workflows.

22 tools reported — Live, but requires OAuth before it will list tools. Scopes: read, write. Registry lists 22 tools.

Macaly

Macaly turns a prompt into a real, deployable web app - and this connector brings that workflow straight into Claude.

Ask Claude to build an app and Macaly generates a full-stack project, builds it, and gives you a live URL. Keep the conversation going to add features, fix issues, and redeploy - all without switching tools.

What you can do:

Build apps - create a new app from a natural-language prompt and watch the build complete. Iterate - request changes in plain English; Macaly edits the code and rebuilds. Ship it - publish to production, check deployment status, and get the live URL. Custom domains - list and connect your own domains to published apps. Inspect the code - browse generated files, read source, and view diffs and edit history for every change. Manage projects - list and open apps, rename, duplicate, revert to a previous version, or delete. Stay in control - check your team’s plan, credit balance, and usage before you build.

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

OpsLevel

OpsLevel provides a managed endpoint that exposes your catalog, standards, and actions to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol. Any MCP-compatible agent can connect to it and query your OpsLevel data. MCP server only uses read-only access to your OpsLevel account and can read data from resources like Actions, Campaigns, Checks, Components, Teams, Users etc

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

Avoma

Connect Claude to your Avoma workspace and get meeting intelligence, including call transcripts, AI-generated notes, scorecard results, and usage analytics. Ask Claude about stalled deals, review rep scorecards, track quota attainment, or walk into your next call with full account history.

Read capabilities:

Write capabilities:

You can use the Avoma connector to:

Access is controlled by your Avoma permissions and OAuth 2.1 credentials. No meeting data is stored by Anthropic. Works across Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, and Claude Code.

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

Lance App Manager

Lance connects Claude to your real App Store Connect account. Not an API wrapper: an autonomous operator holding your team's credentials on a real Mac, driving the actual ASC website where Apple's API falls short.

Ask anything, get answers in seconds from live account data: apps, versions, builds, TestFlight, IAPs, subscription prices, customer reviews, submission status.

Delegate what you'd do by hand in ASC: create listings, fill metadata/privacy details, set up IAPs/subscriptions (including clearing the Missing Metadata state API-created products get stuck in), diagnose rejections, drive to submit-ready. Work runs in the background, typically 1-10 minutes; keep chatting while it runs.

The operator carries shipping tradecraft no API exposes: which rejections need a Resolution Center reply vs a fixed resubmission, what each Guideline citation actually requires, when an expedited review request is justified.

Ship builds without a Mac: stage a private git remote, push, and Lance reads the authoritative next build number live from ASC, then builds/signs/uploads to TestFlight on a managed Mac. Works from Windows/Linux/CI; re-pushes transfer only deltas; a typed receipt reports the outcome. For reads the named tools don't cover, mint short-lived audit-logged ASC API tokens and call any endpoint from your own runtime, no .p8 keys to manage. Files move through expiring artifact slots (.ipas in, APNs keys/provisioning profiles out); an account health check flags expiring certificates/unsigned agreements before they block a release.

Built for people shipping with AI: first-time submitters, rejection loops (2.1, 5.1.2(i)), the gap build tools leave open between TestFlight and review.

Safe by design: your Apple password never enters the conversation, the operator never overwrites existing ASC values, Submit for review happens only when you explicitly ask, every account read is audit-logged.

Connect your team at lance.app, then ask Claude to ship.

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

MyCoach Pro

The My Coach Pro MCP server gives coaches and analysts natural-language access to their My Coach Pro account. It exposes read-only tools to search players, teams, calendars, and notes, and to export performance analysis variables, reports, and athlete-monitoring data scoped to the teams a user can access. Scouting tools (players, teams, shortlists) are available to users with scouting access. All access is authenticated per-user via OAuth, so results respect each user's existing permissions.

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

Attention

Search, analyze, and take action on your sales conversations directly from Claude. Attention captures every call and email, extracts key insights, and syncs intelligence to your other apps automatically. With this connector, you can query call transcripts across your team, surface objections and trends, review scorecards, analyze deal health, and create shareable snippets - all through natural language. Turn every customer conversation into structured data, coaching opportunities, and closed deals without leaving Claude.

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

Fathom – Your Meeting Intelligence Layer

Access your meeting summaries, transcripts, and action items so you can ask questions and build deliverables grounded in what was actually said on your calls. No copy-pasting summaries. No context switching. Just better outputs, faster.

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

Vercel

Vercel MCP is Vercel’s official MCP server, allowing you to search and navigate documentation, manage projects and deployments, and analyze deployment logs—all in one place.

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

Clerky

Bring your cap table data from Clerky into the conversation. Visualize ownership, model exits, and get instant answers without searching through paperwork. You can even combine your cap table data with your startup’s other tools. Just connect your Clerky account and choose which teams Claude can access to get started.

This connection is read-only. Claude can only retrieve information for teams you authorize and can’t start document sets or modify anything. Access runs through OAuth and can be disconnected at any time.

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

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