MCP Servers for ocr
by Nova-Integrations13
Google Calendar Create Event MCP tool that lets your AI voice agents schedule events via a simple URL endpoint. Seamlessly connect to Google Calendar and create events directly from user requests.
by drewster99
Enable code assistant LLMs such as Claude Code and Cursor to interact with Xcode, building your project the same way you do, and returning build results or errors back to the LLM, to greatly increase productivity whenever you are working with an iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS or visionOS project or Swift Package - or any time you'd normally be using Xcode.
by gowinston-ai
AI detector MCP server with industry leading accuracy rates in detecting use of AI in text and images. The Winston AI MCP server also offers a robust plagiarism checker to help maintain integrity.
by PaddlePaddle
The PaddleOCR MCP server brings enterprise-grade OCR and document parsing capabilities to AI applications. Built on PaddleOCR — a proven solution with 50,000+ GitHub stars, deeply integrated by leading projects like MinerU, RAGFlow, and OmniParser— with targeted optimizations based on the MCP concept.
by lunar
MCPX is a remote-first MCP aggregator that enables zero-code integration and dynamic dispatch to multiple MCP servers through simple JSON configuration.
by pgiffy
This MCP server provides access to real-time water data from the USGS Water Services API. It allows you to fetch instantaneous water measurements including stream flow, gage height, temperature, and other water quality parameters from thousands of monitoring stations across the United States.
by Freepik Company
Freepik MCP allows LLMs to access everything available through the Freepik API — including searching and retrieving images, icons, illustrations, and using tools for image generation, video creation, and image enhancement — all in an LLM-friendly format.
by Handwriting-OCR
The Handwriting OCR MCP Server enables integration between MCP clients and the Handwriting OCR service.
by zcaceres
A Model Context Protocol server for converting almost anything to Markdown