# MCP Servers with a resolve_comment tool

Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a resolve_comment 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.

## [Fieldwerk](/mcp/fieldwerk)

Your best thinking often happens right in the AI chat thread — a sharp answer, a plan taking shape, a draft that's nearly there. But that work is easily lost in long threads, and it's tricky to untangle a complex idea or bring other people in. Copy-pasting out to another system is laborious, and it disconnects the work from your AI.

Fieldwerk fixes that. Just ask Claude to create a memo — a markdown file with its own URL — and your thinking is out of the thread but still live and connected. Pull a dense response apart, rework it, and shape it into what you need — your AI working right alongside you on the memo. Pick the work up a minute or six months later and your AI picks it up with you. Share it as a viewer, commenter, or editor, and your team — and their AI — get the same live access you have.

Fieldwerk is the workbench for thinking in progress and work in flight, and integrates seamlessly with the tools you already use, so there's nothing to migrate. It works from Claude, Claude Code, or any MCP-enabled tool. It's built for anyone who works with AI — on your own or across a team — and can be connected in under a minute. Head to fieldwerk.ai for a free account and to find out more.

96 tools reported — Live. Answered with 119 tools.

## [AdShields](/mcp/adshields)

AdShields is a creative operations hub for performance teams: a cloud library where you store, organize, and reuse all your videos and VSLs — from the first cut to the approved creative.

With the MCP connector, you connect Claude to your AdShields account and operate the platform in natural language, without leaving the chat. The assistant sees your organizations, videos, boards, and comments with YOUR permissions and acts on your behalf.

What you can ask Claude to do:
• Browse and search your library — list videos and VSLs by organization, status, or type (creative/VSL).
• Write and revise scripts — create drafts, rewrite copy, and structure the script in blocks.
• Collaborate — comment on specific passages of the copy or at the exact second of the video to guide the team.
• Define scenes — map the visual direction for each part of the text (scenes and shots).
• Approve creatives — mark versions as approved when they're ready to run.
• Track the operation — check boards and the status of each creative.

Security & privacy:
• OAuth 2.0 authentication — you authorize access and choose the organizations; you can revoke at any time.
• Per-organization scope — the assistant only sees resources you already have access to, never data from other workspaces.
• Every action runs with your permissions and is recorded in an audit trail.

Built for media buyers, producers, and agencies that operate creative at volume and want briefing, versioning, review, and approval in a single flow — now also in natural language.

16 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 16 tools.

## [ContentMonk](/mcp/contentmonk)

Track your AI & SEO Visibility. Identify gaps and opportunities in real-time. Execute with high-quality content production and repurposing.

108 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 108 tools.

## [Plainpaper](/mcp/plainpaper)

Plainpaper is the shared, persistent workspace for AI-driven marketing. Claude does the marketing work; Plainpaper is the durable board that work lives on: a typed graph of cards (like research, audiences, insights, plans, emails, creative and results) on an infinite canvas that Claude writes to and you read, steer, and approve.

Connect Plainpaper and Claude can:
• Rebuild full campaign context in any fresh conversation: every card, its lineage, and its status live on the board, not in a chat transcript that scrolls away.
• Research markets, define audiences, and turn insights into campaign plans as structured, linked cards.
• Draft email campaigns and ad creative against your stored brand guidelines (voice, colors, audience) so output stays on-brand.
• Stage everything for human approval: statuses, versions, comments, and approval gates keep you in control before anything leaves the workspace.
• Store campaign assets privately, with placeholder slots that block approval until real media is in place.

Plainpaper deliberately executes nothing: it never sends emails, posts ads, or holds your platform credentials. Your agent reaches sending platforms through their own integrations; Plainpaper is where the work is assembled, reviewed, and approved: the agent's long-term memory and your source of truth at the same time.

Built for solo and in-house ecommerce marketers who run marketing through AI themselves.

54 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 54 tools.

## [Rockhopper](/mcp/rockhopper)

Rockhopper - spreadsheet audit, approvals, and AI-agent governance for Excel & Google Sheets

Rockhopper tracks exactly who - human or AI agent - changed what in a spreadsheet, and adds review/approval workflows on top. 

Use it for:

Attribution & history - see which version of a file had AI-made edits vs. human edits; pull cell-level or metric-level change history across versions; surface uncommitted ("unattributed") changes currently sitting in a file.

Versions - list version history for a file, or commit current changes as a new version.
Reviews & approvals - create, approve, or cancel a review request for a specific version, so changes go through sign-off before they're final.

Comments - read, add, reply to, and resolve comments and discussion threads on a file, including the latest conversation tied to a specific file.

File management - search enrolled files by name, comment text, or version notes; rename a file.

Trigger this when the user asks who changed a spreadsheet, whether an edit was made by AI or a person, wants to compare periods/versions, needs to approve or request approval for a file, wants to see comments or discussion on a spreadsheet, or names Rockhopper directly. Only works on files already enrolled in the user's Rockhopper workspace (Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets) - it doesn't edit cell data or formulas directly.

16 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 16 tools.

## [Strunk](/mcp/strunk)

Strunk is a bridge between your AI coding tool and the doc tools your reviewers already use. 

Draft a document inside Claude (or any MCP harness) where your repo, tools, and data context live, and Strunk publishes it out to Google Docs for review — no copy/paste, no PR, no asking reviewers to adopt a new tool. 

It pulls reviewer comments back into Claude with the exact quoted spans they anchored to, so you can triage and draft revisions with full context. Approved revisions land as targeted edits on the commented spans — existing comments and anchors survive the update — and Strunk replies to and resolves threads in place. 

Google Docs stays the source of truth throughout. Best for authors who write in Claude but whose reviewers live in Google Docs: PMs, engineers, and technical writers shipping specs, briefs, and docs for human review.

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

## [Hydrant](/mcp/hydrant)

Give Claude one Hydrant workspace you approve. Read issues and project context, capture work, update status, and leave comments with an attributable history. Hydrant applies your workspace permissions to every tool call. Choose Read only or Read and write during browser authorization, and revoke the connection in Settings → Agents when you are done.

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

## [Slate](/mcp/slate)

Slate is a screen recorder for teams. This connector gives Claude your Slate library, so you can hand it a recording link instead of watching it yourself.

Claude reads the timestamped transcript, sees which app and web page were on screen at each moment, and takes screenshots where something matters. It can search your library and your team's by words, tag or date, read comments and reactions, and see who watched.

With your permission it also tags recordings, comments as you, resolves comments, renames or summarizes recordings, and uploads video files into your library.

Good for turning a bug-report recording into a ticket with quotes, page URLs and screenshots; catching up on walkthroughs and decisions without watching; and keeping a team's library organized.

Claude acts with your Slate account's access and nothing more. It cannot delete recordings, change who can see them, or touch billing or your team. Requires a seat on a Slate Team plan.

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

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