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AI tools · checked 8 Nov 2026

AI tools and MCP servers list: official connectors for your AI agent or model

42 official MCP servers from 30 vendors, 32 of them hosted remotely. Pick the agent, the Grok app or the model API you use, and the job. A match follows the published rule. A confirmed pair is marked on its own.

42

official MCP servers

30

vendors

32

hosted remotely

24

agents that state MCP

Key takeaways

  • MCP is an open standard that lets an AI agent or model use outside tools and data.
  • 42 official MCP servers from 30 vendors, 32 of them hosted remotely so there is nothing to install.
  • 24 of the agents we track state MCP support. The Grok app, Grok Bot and the xAI API are three different products.

42 of 42 tools and connectors

Sorted by job, then name. This is a directory, not a ranking. A match follows the published rule for that transport. It is not a test of that pair. Confirmed pairs are marked on the card.

Grok app, Grok Bot and the xAI API

These are not interchangeable. Grok Build, the coding CLI, is a fourth product and is listed with the agents.

Model APIs that call MCP servers directly

LabWhat its API documentsModels
OpenAIRemote MCP servers as a tool in the Responses API developers.openai.com (opens in a new tab)19 with tool use
AnthropicMCP connector: remote MCP servers in the Messages API platform.claude.com (opens in a new tab)5 with tool use
GoogleRemote MCP in the Interactions API, Streamable HTTP servers only ai.google.dev (opens in a new tab)5 with tool use
xAI APIxAI API only: remote MCP in the Responses API, the native SDK and the Speech to Speech API. Streaming HTTP and SSE. Not the Grok app, Grok Bot or Grok Build. docs.x.ai (opens in a new tab)7 with tool use
MistralConnectors: register MCP servers for use in conversations and Agents docs.mistral.ai (opens in a new tab)3 with tool use
MoonshotGuide to using K3.1 Pro with MCP platform.kimi.ai (opens in a new tab)3 with tool use

Other models with tool use can still use MCP servers through an agent or framework that acts as the MCP client, such as the OpenAI Agents SDK, Claude Agent SDK, Google ADK, LangGraph or CrewAI. See AI agents.

How we match tools to agents and models

  1. Each server is the vendor's own entry in the official MCP Registry (opens in a new tab), with its transport as published there. Remote means a hosted Streamable HTTP address. Local means a package you run yourself.
  2. An agent is listed when its own docs state MCP support for that transport. If it only runs in the vendor's cloud, it is matched to remote servers only. Grok Bot is included because xAI documents custom MCP by URL or by a command on the Bot's computer. That match is standards-compatible. It is not a test of each server.
  3. A pair is marked confirmed only when a primary source names that client and that server. Zapier does this for Grok Bot. A documented example, such as the Linear URL in the Grok Build docs, is labelled as an example.
  4. The Grok app is not an agent in this list and not the xAI API. It is matched to remote servers because its docs describe a custom MCP URL on the public internet. Named catalogue connectors are labelled separately and are not treated as the registry server.
  5. A model is matched when its lab's API documents calling remote MCP servers and the model supports tool use. The xAI row is the API only. A server that publishes a client list, such as Figma, is matched only to the clients on that list.
  6. We list, we do not rank. Check each vendor's terms and data handling before you connect a tool.

Tools and MCP connectors for /ai-tools/. Each server is the vendor's own entry in the official MCP Registry (registry.modelcontextprotocol.io), with its transport as published there: remote = a Streamable HTTP URL, local = a package you run yourself. labs = model makers whose own API documents a way to call remote MCP servers, with the source page. The xAI lab entry is the xAI API only. It is not the Grok app and not Grok Bot. clients = products that are not those agents or APIs. The Grok app is a client. confirmed = a pair a primary source names. examples = a URL a primary source uses as an illustration, which is not the same as a vendor confirming the product. allowAgents on a server means that vendor publishes a client list and unlisted clients do not fit. A fit elsewhere is standards-compatible: the client documents MCP for that transport. It is not a test of that pair. A cloud-only agent is matched to remote servers only, unless its docs say it can start a server command on its own computer.

Latest AI news

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Google United States

Google DeepMind releases Gemini Robotics 2.5 for real-world robots

DeepMind says its new vision-language-action model, built with Gemini 4 Argon, was tested on more than 200 tasks, finishes tasks 20% to 30% faster than the previous version and packed automotive parts with a 96% success rate in proof-of-concept tests at Mercedes-Benz. It is rolling out through partners including Agile Robots, Apptronik and Boston Dynamics. The figures are DeepMind's own; more robot training and inference means more GPU demand in data centres.

Source: SiliconANGLE (opens in a new tab)

OpenAI United States

OpenAI trims its funding round to up to US$20bn

CNBC confirmed OpenAI is now seeking up to US$20bn, down from about US$30bn, and the FT put the post-money valuation at US$1.25tn. The round is still open. Less fresh equity means more scrutiny of every gigawatt OpenAI has signed for.

Source: CNBC (opens in a new tab)

Google United States

One robots.txt line to opt a website out of AI training

Google says it will support a shared AI training control in robots.txt, alongside Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic. It is based on an IETF draft. Website owners get one switch instead of one per crawler.

Source: Google Search Central Blog (opens in a new tab)

Amazon United States

Amazon sticks with about $220bn of cash capex for 2026

Amazon repeated its outlook: "We continue to expect 2026 cash capital expenditures to be approximately $220 billion."

Source: Amazon.com, Inc. (opens in a new tab)

Common questions

What is on the AI tools page?

A finder for AI tools, from coding helpers to research tools, with what each one does and links to the maker's own pages.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets AI apps plug into other tools and data, a bit like a universal charger plug.

Why it matters A client that documents MCP can use many MCP servers. A vendor can still limit which clients may connect, and a named product connector is not the same as a test of a registry server.

Which AI tool is best?

It depends on the job. The finder lets you filter by task so you can compare a few that fit instead of reading about them all.

Are the tools free?

Some are, many have a free tier and paid plans. Each card links to the maker's own price page.

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