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DimensionHugging Face MCP ServerThe Hugging Face MCP server directory in the Klavis AI repository.StackQL MCP ServerQuery and provision cloud infrastructure with SQL.NAS-Server-1Started NAS server instance
FMRS20 / 100 · D55 / 100 · C27 / 100 · D
Reliability2 / 209 / 203 / 20
Security and permissions5 / 208 / 208 / 20
Maintenance8 / 2013 / 2013 / 20
Documentation2 / 2012 / 202 / 20
Setup experience3 / 2013 / 201 / 20
Best for
  • Developers who can inspect the server source code and official documentation for further details.
  • Teams needing a unified SQL interface across cloud and SaaS providers
  • Users who want AI agents to access cloud resources in a structured way
  • Cloud operations, security, FinOps, and infrastructure-as-code workflows
  • Users who need to verify this server instance's manifest state
Not for
  • Users who need a confirmed tool list, installation command, or client compatibility statement.
  • Users who only need local file or browser automation
  • Environments that cannot grant cloud or SaaS API access
  • Users expecting a tool inventory with individually named MCP tools, which the source does not provide
  • Users who need confirmed MCP tool capabilities
  • Users who need installation, authentication, or transport instructions
Required permissions
  • The required permissions are not specified in the supplied material.
  • Provider authentication must be supplied through --auth or the client configuration
  • Effective permissions depend on the provider credentials and requested operations; the server supports querying and provisioning
  • GitHub Actions defaults to read_only mode, which is intended as the safe CI default
  • The source material does not specify required permissions.
Risks and side effects
  • Because the concrete functionality is not documented here, the server's access to Hugging Face or other services cannot be assessed.
  • The README describes Klavis as a platform overall and does not attribute those capabilities specifically to this server.
  • Provisioning or modifying resources can cause real infrastructure changes
  • Overprivileged credentials can broaden the impact across cloud or SaaS resources
  • AI-generated SQL or API operations should be reviewed before execution
  • Cross-cloud operations may create cost, compliance, and security consequences
  • Because no tools or operation permissions are documented, data-access, write, and execution risks cannot be assessed.
  • Repository-wide Netdata capabilities must not be attributed to this specific server.
Supported clientsClaude, VS Code, Cursor
Tools000