MCP Directory

MCP clients & servers

Model Context Protocol enables any LLM to call structured tools over SSE. Below are the clients that can connect and the servers that expose tools — including AGNT's own MCP endpoint.

Clients

Claude Code

ClientVerified

Anthropic's official CLI for Claude. Native MCP client with tool discovery, SSE streaming, and automatic schema validation.

Cursor

ClientVerified

AI-native code editor with built-in MCP support. Connects to any MCP server for tool-augmented coding workflows.

Windsurf

ClientVerified

Codeium's AI IDE with MCP client integration. Supports tool calling through MCP servers for context-rich code generation.

Continue.dev

ClientCommunity

Open-source AI code assistant with MCP support. Extensible architecture for connecting custom tool servers.

Zed

ClientCommunity

High-performance collaborative editor with emerging MCP client support for AI-assisted development workflows.

Servers

AGNT MCP

ServerVerified

AGNT's MCP server at /mcp/sse. Exposes venue search, listing, and booking confirmation as native LLM tools. No REST wrapping required.

Obsidian MCP

ServerVerified

MCP server for Obsidian vaults. Enables search, read, write, and patch operations on markdown knowledge bases via LLM tool calls.

Notion MCP

ServerCommunity

Community MCP server bridging Notion workspaces. Query databases, read pages, and create content through MCP tool protocol.

GitHub MCP

ServerVerified

Official GitHub MCP server. Exposes repository search, issue management, PR operations, and code review as structured LLM tools.

Slack MCP

ServerCommunity

MCP server for Slack workspaces. Send messages, search channels, and manage threads through MCP tool protocol.

What MCP tools work with AGNT?

AGNT exposes a Model Context Protocol server at /mcp/sse with three tools: search_venues, list_venues, and confirm_booking. Any MCP-compatible client — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Continue.dev, or Zed — can connect and call these tools directly without REST wrapping or custom schema translation.

On the server side, AGNT's fleet uses MCP servers for Obsidian (knowledge base), GitHub (issue tracking), and Slack (alerting). The protocol is the same in both directions: JSON schemas over SSE with structured input/output.