Discover the Best AI Tools

MCP shopping tools for Hou Tea catalogue discovery, comparisons and order tracking. Paid purchases require a separate x402 wallet and USDC on Base; this server does not hold wallet keys or sign payments.

TypeSafe Fun AdBlocker is an experimental Chrome extension that sends candidate DOM descriptions to Jev and highlights or removes likely ads. It uses a user-paid API key stored in browser sync storage. It can miss ads or remove legitimate content and does not block tracking, malware or video advertising.

Jev Voice Browser maps partial speech transcripts to bounded Playwright browser actions using Jev. It needs Node, a TypeSafe key and Chrome/Edge speech recognition; audio goes to Google and decision context to TypeSafe. Misheard actions remain possible, spoken confirmation is not a safety guarantee, and iframe controls are not observed.

Unclutter is a browser extension that classifies page clutter with Jev and saves reusable, reversible hiding rules. Analysis sends bounded snippets to a paid provider; automatic analysis is opt-in. It hides DOM content rather than blocking tracking or granting cookie consent, and unsupported layouts may need manual review.

A Swift toolkit reads Mac forms through accessibility APIs and fills them from supplied profile values using on-device models, with additional typed-decision runtimes; it requires Apple silicon, model downloads and accessibility permission, and the form model matches given values rather than inventing answers.

A mobile agent with a React studio, CLI and execution traces uses Jev to operate an Android device through Mobilerun; it needs both services’ API keys and a ready device, with device/service charges separate, and the travel demo does not demonstrate a completed booking.

A beta desktop agent combines screen reading, Jev action classification and an optional writing model to control the real mouse and keyboard; it requires TypeSafe access and screen/accessibility permissions, targets macOS and offers experimental Windows support.

An executable decision loop uses Jev to choose actions from interface text and Codex Computer Use to observe and act; it requires a TypeSafe key and the Codex desktop CUA runtime, defaults to dry-run and pauses sensitive operations for confirmation.

An unofficial Xendit MCP adapter reads invoices, balances and transactions and optionally creates invoices or guarded payouts; API credentials are required, writes and live keys are disabled by default, and accepted payouts must be checked for final delivery.

Bizdays calculates business dates with bundled public-holiday calendars and country weekend rules through a library or MCP. Verification coverage varies; some countries have weekend rules but no holiday calendar, and company closures must be supplied separately.

Blank Invoice Maker MCP builds prefilled invoice-editor links and lists templates for browser review and PDF download. Invoice data is encoded in the URL fragment rather than uploaded by the tool; the link itself carries the invoice and still needs review before use.

Facturolia MCP reads European structured e-invoices and checks consistency for AI assistants, including Factur-X, UBL and CII. PDF or XML files are uploaded to Facturolia with an API key and a size limit. It does not issue or transmit invoices and does not replace a legal compliance workflow.

Jev Routed Agent combines a Flask/LangChain interface, local Ollama models and Chroma retrieval, using hosted Jev to route knowledge, maths, weather and chat requests. It streams answers with source information. It requires local models and TypeSafe credentials and is stateless, so follow-up questions must carry their own context.

Bankstatemently’s MCP client exposes hosted PDF bank-statement conversion, statement lookup and credit information through concrete tool schemas. Remote use requires account authentication; stdio tool calls need an API key and available service credits. Financial documents are processed by the hosted service, and extracted results need checking.

GST eInvoice MCP extracts Indian GST invoice data into INV-01 JSON using PDF text or OCR and a Groq model. It validates fields but does not file invoices or issue IRNs. Documents go to the model service; humans must check party/line assignments and assumed place of supply. Export, SEZ and foreign-currency invoices are unsupported.

Distill MCP connects agents to the macOS Distill app for content-based filename suggestions, renaming, undo and folder watching. It is only a bridge: macOS 14+, the running commercial app and its token are required, with processing and credits handled by that app.

PDF Card MCP turns local PDFs into portable HTML card readers with source-page previews and exportable annotations. This early implementation works best with text-layer PDFs; scans need optional OCR and table detection is best-effort.

Safe Docx is a local MCP server and CLI for reading, editing, comparing and saving Word and OpenDocument files, including tracked changes. It preserves document structure but is not a visual layout engine and does not guarantee pixel-perfect pagination.

MintPDF renders HTML, Markdown or public URLs into PDFs through REST and MCP, using Chromium and print styling. It can be self-hosted; the hosted service applies quotas and provides temporary download links rather than permanent document storage.

Transfa offers CLI, SDK and MCP file sharing with expiring links, password options and download limits. Files are uploaded to the configured service; guest and paid tiers have different size, retention and usage limits.

Obsideo MCP lets agents store, retrieve and verify objects on a remote storage service with client-side encryption by default. Initial storage use can create a trial account automatically; users must retain their local encryption key, which the service cannot recover.

Dowse is a Windows local-content search app and MCP server indexing documents, source code and image text with offline Windows OCR. It uses keyword ranking rather than a cloud model; the NTFS fast path requires administrator rights.

GuruPDF MCP converts, compresses, merges and edits PDFs and other file formats from an agent, saving results locally. Conversion runs on GuruPDF servers, not entirely on-device, and requires an API key with credit and rate limits.

ellmos FileCommander MCP gives AI assistants local file operations, search, format conversion and process or shell control. Node.js is required, with optional components for OCR and exports. Shell and deletion permissions require care: recycle-bin behavior is a configurable safety mode, not a sandbox.