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Build and evaluate MCP-capable agents with fast-agent
Scaffold, run, inspect, and evaluate model-agnostic agents that connect to MCP servers, skills, shell tools, and workflow packs.
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Use MCP Context Forge as an MCP gateway and registry
Put a governed gateway in front of MCP, A2A, REST, and gRPC tools so agent calls can be discovered, routed, observed, and controlled.
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Connect accounting agents to Xero through MCP
Use Xero MCP Server to give approved MCP clients controlled access to Xero accounting data, reports, invoices, contacts, and related business records.
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Give coding agents Figma layout context through MCP
Configure Framelink’s Figma MCP server so coding agents can fetch clean design layout context from Figma files before implementing UI.
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Read Google Drive files and edit Sheets through MCP
Connect an MCP-capable assistant to Google Drive search, file reads, and Google Sheets cell updates with mcp-gdrive.
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Control Kubernetes infrastructure through natural-language MCP workflows
Let MCP-compatible agents inspect, debug, deploy, audit, and manage Kubernetes clusters through a controlled kubectl-backed server.
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Query Postgres databases through read-only MCP workflows with PGMCP
Connect an MCP-compatible assistant to an existing PostgreSQL database for safe natural-language querying, schema-aware SQL, and streamed results.
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Preview and approve coding-agent execution plans with Overture
Render an AI coding agent’s plan as an interactive flowchart so a human can inspect dependencies, attach context, choose branches, and approve execution before code changes begin.
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Give agents persistent semantic memory with Memora
Use Memora to give MCP-compatible agents persistent semantic memory, document recall, and knowledge-graph context across sessions.
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Control a real browser from MCP clients with Browser MCP
Use Browser MCP to let an MCP-capable agent drive a user’s browser session for inspection, navigation, form work, and browser-state-aware automation.