The MCP connectors and Claude skills we build and share. Each one is on GitHub, free to use, and tested against real work. They wire AI directly into the tools and notes your business already runs on.
Model Context Protocol servers that wire AI assistants directly into the platforms your business runs on.
A custom Model Context Protocol server for the GoHighLevel v2 API that actually persists custom fields, a drop-in replacement for the broken official connector. It adds notes, tasks, opportunities, conversations, email templates, and social posting, so AI can drive your CRM end to end.
View on GitHubAn Obsidian plugin that runs an MCP server inside your vault, letting Claude Code and Claude Desktop read and write your notes directly. Multi-transport (WebSocket, Streamable HTTP, SSE), auto-discovery, and per-vault bearer-token auth give you AI help with your knowledge base, securely.
View on GitHubAn MCP server for Xero accounting that bridges AI assistants to your books: contacts, chart of accounts, and invoicing over OAuth2. Extended with extra invoice tooling to change invoice status and to upload, download, and list invoice attachments, all tested against a live Xero organization.
View on GitHubDrop-in skills that teach Claude how to do a specific job. No servers, no plugins, no setup.
A Claude skill that organizes your markdown notes into an atomic, single-concern-per-file knowledge base, so anything you or Claude look up comes back as a focused file instead of a giant document. Index pages handle navigation, and a simple inbox to knowledge to archive loop keeps capture clean. No plugins or MCP servers required.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to the real systems you run on: your CRM, your accounting, your notes. A connector is the bridge. It gives AI safe, structured access to do real work in those tools instead of just talking about them. We build connectors that hold up against live business data, because that is where AI investment turns into AI value.
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