Developer Tools MCP servers

A reference MCP server that lets assistants read, write, and manage approved local directories with explicit boundaries and safe path handling. It is the canonical example for any agent that needs structured access to a developer machine.

The official GitHub MCP server exposes repositories, issues, pull requests, code search, and Actions context to coding agents. It is published and maintained by GitHub and is the most widely adopted MCP server in production.

A simple HTTP fetch MCP server that returns cleaned-up HTML, Markdown, or JSON. It is the recommended tool for agents that need to read a page without a full browser stack.

Expose common Git operations to MCP clients: status, log, diff, blame, branch management, and commit history search. A perfect companion to coding agents that work on local clones.

Surface Sentry issues, releases, and stack traces inside agent sessions so debugging tools can propose fixes against real error context. Read-only by default with optional write scopes.

Bridge JetBrains IDEs to MCP clients with project awareness, refactoring actions, and code intelligence. The companion plugin works with IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, and GoLand.

Manage Docker containers, images, and Compose stacks from MCP clients. A practical primitive for agents that provision services and run side-effect tools.

Surface Datadog metrics, logs, and APM traces inside MCP clients. A foundation for SRE and observability agents that reason about production systems.

Read and resolve secrets from 1Password vaults through MCP. Designed for agents that need scoped access to credentials, API keys, and infrastructure secrets.