Api Tester MCP
MCP server for API testing: HTTP requests, cURL generation, health checks.
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MCP server for API testing: HTTP requests, cURL generation, health checks.
MCP server for Base64, URL, and HTML encoding/decoding
Encode/decode Base64, URL-safe variants, and file data
MCP server for generating changelogs from conventional commits.
Generate changelogs from git commit history
MCP server for code quality: complexity, duplicates, naming, refactoring.
Convert between HEX, RGB, HSL color formats and generate palettes
MCP server for cron expression parsing, validation, and scheduling.
Build, explain, and validate cron expressions
MCP server for computing text diffs, comparing strings, and generating unified diff output.
Compare text and code, show differences with context
Parse, validate, and manage .env environment files
MCP server for GitHub repo stats: stars, forks, contributors, activity.
Build CSS linear and radial gradient values
MCP server for cryptographic hashing — MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512
Hash text with SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 and compare hashes
MCP server for IP calculations: subnets, CIDR, ranges, network info.
IP address and subnet calculator, CIDR notation
JSON processing — format, validate, diff, convert, minify, query, analyze
MCP server for JWT decoding and inspection
Decode and inspect JWT tokens — header, payload, expiry check
MCP server for generating production-ready HTML landing pages.
MCP server for placeholder text, fake names, emails, and addresses.
Generate placeholder text — lorem ipsum and alternatives
Markdown processing, TOC generation, HTML conversion
Generate HTML meta tags and Open Graph metadata
MCP server for secure passwords, passphrases, and strength checking.
Generate secure passwords with configurable rules and strength check
MCP server for QR code data: URLs, vCards, WiFi configs, events.
MCP server for README.md generation from project metadata
Provider identity is derived from the domain or repository in the source record. If two vendors share a host, they appear together here — that is a limitation of the data, not a statement about ownership.