Sleekplan

Give Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, and any MCP-compatible AI client direct access to your Sleekplan workspace via Streamable HTTP and OAuth 2.1

The Sleekplan MCP server exposes your entire workspace to any compatible AI client. Once connected, you can ask your AI assistant to find feedback, create changelog entries, tag items, look up users, run surveys, and more — all in natural language, without switching to the Sleekplan dashboard. The server is centrally hosted athttps://mcp.sleekplan.com/mcp— nothing to install locally.

mcp-remoterequires Node.js to be installed. It acts as a local proxy that translates between your client's transport and the Sleekplan server.

All tools and their parameters are automatically discovered by your AI client — you do not need to configure them manually. Ask your assistant in natural language and it will select the appropriate tool.

Documents hold the thinking behind a request: a plan, a spec, research notes, or the record of why a decision went the way it did. Bodies are Markdown, so an assistant can read and write them directly.

Three things are worth knowing before you prompt against them:

- Documents attach to feedback posts, in both directions.list_feedback_documentsanswers "what thinking already exists for this request?", which is the useful first call before an assistant works on a post.list_document_feedbackanswers the reverse, for a document that informs several requests.
- History is append-only.Every save that changes a document adds a version.restore_document_versiondoes not rewind: it writes the older content as a new version on top, so the state being replaced stays recoverable. Usecompare_document_versionsto see what changed between any two versions.
- update_documentis a partial update.Only the fields you pass change, and the rest are left alone. Passingcontentreplaces the whole body, so an assistant should read the document first and send the complete new text.

Ask your assistant for a type key fromlist_document_typesrather than guessing one. Types are workspace-defined, and a workspace can rename them or add its own.

Documents are not available on the Free plan. On a Free workspace, every document tool returns an upgrade message instead of a result.

Meta is free-form attribution stored on a feedback post: a reporter, a source channel, an account or campaign id. Set it at creation withcreate_feedback'smetaargument, then read and change it afterwards withget_feedback_meta,set_feedback_meta, anddelete_feedback_meta. The same keys are filterable throughlist_feedback.

Two behaviors to expect: values are normalized server-side (spaces become hyphens and other non-alphanumeric characters are stripped), so meta suits slugs and ids rather than free text. And there is no "clear by empty value", so removing a key means callingdelete_feedback_meta.

This is a web browser that enables your coding agent, such as Claude Code, to visit websites on your behalf and assist you in identifying bugs or creating UI test cases.

Integrates LLM applications with documentation sources using the Model Context Protocol.

A lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that brings RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) capabilities to your LLM over Markdown documentation stored on S3.

Share your team's Coding Best Practices with Cursor, VS Code, Claude code, Windsurf, JetBrains IDEs and other coding tools supporting remote MCP connection.

Lance is an agent that runs on its own cloud Mac and handles everything on the App Store Connect side of shipping an iOS app. It connects to coding agents like Claude Code and Codex through MCP and takes over the parts they can't do: creating apps on App Store Connect, setting up notifications / widgets, filling out listing metadata, uploading builds to TestFlight, submitting for review, and responding to App Review feedback. Because it has its own Mac, it can also build, run, and test users' apps and capture screenshots.

An intelligent server for code analysis, collection, and documentation generation using the OpenAI API.

AI-powered semantic search over React documentation for Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients.

AI-native static site generator with built-in MCP server. Build sites, create content, apply themes, search docs, and deploy via Claude Code or any MCP client.

A universal MCP server that connects to any Storybook site and extracts documentation in real-time using Playwright. Use it with any AI or client that supports MCP (Model Context Protocol)—Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, or other MCP hosts.

Exposes WebPinch tasks, projects, site audits, and stats as MCP tools/resources/prompts for Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients.

Access WordPress documentation and development tools.