MCP Servers with a remove_team_member tool
Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a remove_team_member 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.
DataCamp
Give your AI assistant direct access to DataCamp's full catalog of courses, tutorials, projects, and exercises. Search by keyword, look up any course or exercise by ID, or retrieve summaries on demand—no sign-in required. Authenticate to unlock team admin: manage groups, members, and assignments. Run live reporting on progress, engagement, and adoption to track how learning is landing across your organization.
87 tools reported — Live. Answered with 101 tools.
BrightSite
BrightSite is a website platform for small businesses and the agencies that serve them. This connector gives Claude direct access to the sites in your BrightSite account, so you can build and maintain them through conversation instead of clicking through a dashboard.
Ask Claude to draft and publish a blog post, add a landing page, rewrite the copy on an existing one, upload and organize media, edit SEO titles and meta descriptions, set up redirects, build reusable components and layouts, manage products and collections for a storefront, read form submissions, check analytics, or review who has access to an account.
Edits are staged by default. Claude can prepare a change and show you what it did, and nothing reaches your live website until a publish tool is called. Every account keeps full version history, so a change can be rolled back after the fact.
The connector authenticates with OAuth 2.1. Claude never receives your BrightSite password, permissions follow the role you already hold in each account, and you can revoke access at any time from your BrightSite settings. Agencies with several client accounts choose the account for each request, so work on one client's site cannot silently affect another.
Included on every BrightSite plan at no extra cost.
1 GitHub stars · 156 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 156 tools.
Componecat
Componecat is a software component catalog platform that gives engineering organizations a single, authoritative source of truth for their software landscape. It combines a dynamic, organization-configurable entity kind system, rich metadata via unified field definitions, deep Git integration with catalog-as-code descriptors, comprehensive documentation hosting, explicit interface definitions, and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so AI coding agents can derive contextual understanding of the catalog in real time.
The platform treats catalog freshness as a first-class product concern. A pluggable integration layer reconciles the catalog against the actual state of the software landscape, and a planned AI engine will continuously discover components, infer relationships, generate documentation, and suggest maintenance actions to eliminate drift and documentation debt.
The current platform delivers organization multi-tenancy, GraphQL and REST APIs, an MCP server with device flow OAuth 2.0, audit logging, soft delete with trash/restore, background job processing, full-text catalog and documentation search, outgoing webhooks, and a React frontend with organization switching, theming, and role-based access control.
57 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 57 tools.
Fareeqy | فريقي
Arabic-first project management for teams across the Arab world. Connect it and Claude works inside your real workspace: projects, task lists and tasks, the majlis (your team's discussion board), files, meetings and personal tasks.
Ask things like:
- "What's overdue in my projects this week?"
- "Turn these meeting notes into tasks and assign them."
- "Summarize the latest discussion in the marketing project."
- "Comment on each open design task asking for a status update."
You stay in control. When you connect, you sign in and choose exactly which tools Claude may use; delete tools are off by default. Claude only sees what your role already allows, and everything it writes lands in the workspace like a teammate's work, with notifications and history.
Works in Arabic and English. Available on every plan, including free, with a daily request allowance per company.
78 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 78 tools.
InBrief
InBrief is a status page and uptime monitoring service. This connector lets Claude work with the status pages and tools you approve.
What you can do:
- Check the current status, uptime history and incidents of your pages.
- Publish incidents, post updates, resolve them and write postmortems.
- Schedule, update, cancel and complete maintenance windows.
- Create, update, pause, resume and reorder uptime monitors.
- Review subscribers, notification templates, webhooks, badges, widgets and branding.
You stay in control. When you connect, you choose which tools and status pages Claude may use, and each connection keeps its own permissions. Your role and your plan still apply to every call. Sensitive changes, such as billing, team membership, API keys, custom domains, credentials and deleting a page or the account, only return a review link: nothing changes until you open it in InBrief, confirm who you are and approve. You can narrow access or disconnect at any time in InBrief settings.
138 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 138 tools.
PagerDuty
Manage incidents, create services, schedule overrides, and track on-call rotations with your PagerDuty account
64 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 64 tools.
DocsBot
Build AI chatbots and customer support agents that answer from your website, documents, and knowledge base. Connect Claude to DocsBot to create bots, maintain their content, and improve support answers through natural-language requests.
• Create and configure AI chatbots for customer support and internal knowledge search. • Add websites, documents, and Q&A to your knowledge sources, then refresh content as it changes. • Review customer conversations, question logs, unanswered questions, and bot analytics to find gaps in your knowledge base. • Improve bot instructions and Q&A, manage workspaces, and maintain bot settings.
Requires a DocsBot account. OAuth respects your existing team and bot permissions. Available actions depend on your role, plan, and configured integrations.
112 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
HealthCheckEmail
Inspect monitored email domains, DNS authentication and DMARC reporting data. Review diagnostics and enforcement readiness, including honest insufficient-data results when no reports exist. With account permissions, add and verify monitored domains, configure alerts, manage public status pages and manage team access. OAuth uses the connected HealthCheckEmail account and its existing plan and role limits. This service monitors email infrastructure; it does not process personal medical information.
18 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
MCPBackend
Connect your MCPBackend account to inspect backend projects, table schemas, runtime API contracts and usage. Account-authorized tools can create projects and tables, add columns, configure authentication and row-level security, create server API keys and webhooks, and manage team access. Changes apply to the selected project and are subject to existing role and plan limits. API keys and webhook secrets are sensitive; the connector is intended for backend administration.
16 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Sifrsys
Sifrsys is a virtual data room for fundraising, M&A and due diligence. With this connector Claude does the work instead of describing it.
Set up a room: Claude creates it, adds documents (in the conversation, from a link, or by handing you an upload page when the files are on your computer), and sorts them into folders. It can rename, move and version documents and keep the room tidy.
Control access: invite investors, buyers or advisers by email or phone into permission groups (view only, download, watermarked), change or revoke access, set an expiry, and manage which rooms each team member can reach.
See what is happening: who opened what, who has gone quiet, and the full audit trail.
Research inside your rooms: search finds the documents relevant to a question, fetch returns the matching passages with page numbers, and the room AI answers diligence questions with page-level citations. Claude can also draft Q&A answers for your team; nothing reaches the asker until a person publishes it.
Everything Claude does runs under your account and can never exceed your own role. Each action, reads included, is written to a hash-chained audit log as done by an assistant on your behalf. By default, sending invitations, widening access, publishing Q&A answers and changing the team wait for an admin's one-time approval, and deletions, branding and portal publishing are switched off for assistants until an owner allows them. You choose the organization and see every permission on the consent screen, and you can revoke the connection at any time under Settings > Agents & API.
Document text and Q&A come from third parties, so the connector marks that content as untrusted data, never instructions.
Works on every Sifrsys plan, including the free one.
57 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
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