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Technical Knowledge Search apps and integrations
Technical Knowledge Search apps let AI assistants search technical documentation, codebases, knowledge bases, project context, and developer resources, with some offering file retrieval, line-level reading, or semantic search. Compare source coverage, search and retrieval methods, update access, and read-only or write capabilities.
374 apps
Top technical knowledge search apps
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Kapa
By Kapa
Connect your Kapa account to search and manage knowledge from documentation, help centers, support tickets, wikis and repositories. Add sources including Zendesk, Confluence, Notion, GitHub, Slack, Google Drive, Jira, Salesforce and websites. Search indexed content and retrieve relevant passages with source links. Configure knowledge sources, preview website crawls before indexing, and create hosted MCP servers for compatible AI tools. For example, create an engineering knowledge server using GitHub, Jira and Slack content, or a support knowledge server using Zendesk tickets and help-center articles. Kapa also offers website widgets, Slack and Discord bots, support form deflection and API access, configured through the Kapa platform.
Tools: 189 · Prompts: 3
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WeWeb
By WeWeb
Build and maintain web applications in WeWeb from ChatGPT. Explore your workspaces and projects, inspect existing pages, create and update pages, and edit application workflows and data. The plugin connects to your WeWeb account and works with projects you can access. Review your changes in the WeWeb editor.
Tools: 155 · Prompts: 1
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GitLab (Beta)
By OpenAI
Bring your GitLab workflow into ChatGPT. Explore projects and repositories, manage issues, review merge requests, address feedback, and investigate failing CI/CD checks. When you're ready, make code changes and open a draft merge request.
Tools: 140 · Prompts: 1
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GitHub
By OpenAI
Access repositories, issues, and pull requests. Required for some features such as Codex
Tools: 108 · Prompts: 3
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TestChimp MCP
By Aware Labs Pvt Ltd
TestChimp gives Claude a full QA workflow for your repo. It connects to your TestChimp project to read coverage signals, including scenario coverage, API contract coverage and TrueCoverage from real user behaviour. It keeps test plans as Markdown in your repo, and it writes or fixes Playwright tests where coverage is missing. It runs Smart-Smoke to execute only the tests relevant to a change, flags agent-patched tests for human review, and checks release readiness against verified tests and open issues. Sign-in is OAuth, and you pick the project on the consent page, so there are no API keys to copy. It works best with the TestChimp Claude Code plugin. Data is hosted in the US.
Tools: 97
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Git Diff Patcher Bridge
By Muhammet Avcı
Git Diff Patcher Bridge connects ChatGPT to GDP through a privacy-bounded MCP endpoint. It can inspect selected repository context, diagnose patches, read local verification evidence, coordinate durable development state, classify restart requirements, compose private evidence-linked Wire drafts, and create reviewable local requests. The hosted connector does not directly apply patches, execute arbitrary shell commands, force-push code, publish public content, or bypass GDP Desktop authority. Repository-changing actions remain behind GDP Desktop review and local execution boundaries. The connector also supports a seeded Demo Workspace for zero-install reviewer and user evaluation.
Tools: 91 · Prompts: 3
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Tuist
By Tuist GmbH
Tuist helps teams inspect Xcode, Gradle, and Bazel build data, test results, cache activity, previews, runner jobs, and project configuration. It also supports authorized account setup and selected test-case updates.
Tools: 89 · Prompts: 3
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QA Wolf
By QA Wolf
Connect ChatGPT to QA Wolf to inspect authorized workspaces, explore a staging app in a cloud browser, request test implementation from QA Wolf AI, run existing tests and review results. Follow live session links and verify validation, publication and draft or active readiness separately. Tools also manage test configuration, flow tags, issues, scheduled or deployment triggers, and workspace test email. A QA Wolf account with the required workspace permissions is needed. Runner and AI work can incur charges, and test actions can change the application under test. Connected integrations can publish code or send messages.
Tools: 87 · Prompts: 3
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qBraid
By qBraid Co.
qBraid helps users explore quantum devices, validate and simulate circuits, submit quantum jobs, and inspect results. Users can manage cloud compute, inspect notebooks and software environments, browse qBook courses, enroll in courses, and review learner progress when authorized. It also supports organization membership and credit workflows, billing summaries, and support requests. Credit purchases and course creation or redeployment are unavailable through this app. Some actions spend existing credits, change access, or send messages, and support content can be shared with support services.
Tools: 85 · Prompts: 3
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DocuWriter.ai
By DocuWriter.ai
DocuWriter is an AI-powered platform for creating and managing complete, structured documentation for entire codebases. Teams can connect repositories and generate documentation covering architecture, modules, services, classes, functions, dependencies, APIs, diagrams, READMEs, and other technical components. It supports both individual repositories and larger multi-repository systems. From ChatGPT, users can work with that centralized documentation through Spaces, semantic search, Autopilot, and repository workflows.
Tools: 74 · Prompts: 3
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nunu.ai
By nunu.ai
With the nunu.ai plugin, you can automate your QA testing. Author test cases in natural language and run them end to end on real Android and iOS devices, Windows VMs, and Browsers. Automatically inspect past runs, review bugs, and update test cases. Create complete test plans and run them on every new build or on a schedule.
Tools: 67 · Prompts: 2
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POEditor MCP
By Code Whale, Inc.
Manage POEditor localization projects from Claude: add terms, update translations, run QA checks, auto-translate, and manage glossaries.
Tools: 59
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Componecat
By Shaftware LLC
Componecat is a software component catalog platform that gives engineering organizations a single, authoritative source of truth for their software landscape. It combines a dynamic, organization-configurable entity kind system, rich metadata via unified field definitions, deep Git integration with catalog-as-code descriptors, comprehensive documentation hosting, explicit interface definitions, and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so AI coding agents can derive contextual understanding of the catalog in real time. The platform treats catalog freshness as a first-class product concern. A pluggable integration layer reconciles the catalog against the actual state of the software landscape, and a planned AI engine will continuously discover components, infer relationships, generate documentation, and suggest maintenance actions to eliminate drift and documentation debt. The current platform delivers organization multi-tenancy, GraphQL and REST APIs, an MCP server with device flow OAuth 2.0, audit logging, soft delete with trash/restore, background job processing, full-text catalog and documentation search, outgoing webhooks, and a React frontend with organization switching, theming, and role-based access control.
Tools: 50
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Runway (runway.team)
By Runway (runway.team)
The Runway connector for Claude provides AI agents with access to your Runway instance. With this integration you can ask agents for information about your org, apps and releases, have agents take actions to move releases forward, interact with builds and buckets in Build Distro, and manage your team and organization in Runway.
Tools: 56
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Openlayer
By Openlayer
Openlayer is the AI evaluation and observability platform. This connector gives Claude access to your Openlayer workspace so you can check how your AI systems are doing and fix problems without leaving the conversation. Ask Claude to list projects and inference pipelines, check whether a data source is receiving traffic, pull recent traces and sessions, and summarize test results for a commit or a production pipeline. When a test fails, Claude can fetch the rows that caused the failure, along with the judge explanations, and help you work out why. For governance, Claude can summarize workspace rule status, list failing rule results, and show the evidence behind them. Claude can also create and update projects, pipelines, tests, rules, and frameworks, and run evaluations. Write and delete tools always ask before they run. Each connection is scoped to one workspace you pick when you sign in. Requires an Openlayer account.
Tools: 55 · Prompts: 3
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Loadster
By Loadster, Inc.
Loadster helps users create and play test scripts, prepare load test scenarios, configure synthetic monitors, and investigate finished test and monitoring results through ChatGPT.
Tools: 55 · Prompts: 3
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WarmHub
By WarmHub, Inc.
WarmHub is a knowledge platform for AI agents — purpose-built so that knowledge your agents gain persists, compounds, and stays yours. Think of it as what GitHub did for code, applied to knowledge: versioned, attributed, auditable, and shareable. Traditional databases store rows. WarmHub stores knowledge about the world — versioned, attributed, and queryable. What sets it apart is that assertions carry confidence, evidence, and attribution — so you can model not just what was recorded, but how strongly it’s held and who holds it. Multiple agents can record different assertions about the same thing, and the system preserves all of them with full provenance. Knowledge compounds across sessions, agents, and teams — each agent builds on what previous agents discovered
Tools: 52 · Prompts: 3
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Corezoid
By Corezoid
Connect Claude to the Corezoid Actor Engine. Browse workspaces, projects, stages and folders; read a process as JSON, lint it, create a new one and deploy your edits with conflict protection; run tasks and inspect their history and node statistics; manage sharing, user groups, API keys, dashboards and charts. Destructive operations (delete, pause, move, deploy) are marked as such and the move/immutability actions are dry-run first with an explicit confirm token. Every call runs with the signed-in user's own Corezoid permissions.
Tools: 52 · Prompts: 3
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Giljo HQ
By GiljoAI
Giljo HQ is a project-management and agent-coordination server for small software teams. It exposes your team's working context — products, projects, tasks, a roadmap, and a durable cross-session memory — over the Model Context Protocol, so your AI coding agent can read real project context and file its own work back into it instead of starting from a blank slate every session. Connect it to Claude, and your agent can: create and update projects and tasks against your actual roadmap; stage a project for implementation through a human-in-the-loop approval gate before any code is written; record durable memory entries so decisions and context survive across sessions instead of living only in chat history; and coordinate with other agents working the same codebase through a shared message hub. Built for a solo developer or small team who wants their coding agent acting on real, persistent project state — not a fresh guess every time you open a new conversation.
Tools: 51
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InSkill
By InSkill, Inc
InSkill is the industrial expertise platform for complex products and machines. OEMs and industrial sites use InSkill to package their institutional knowledge — manuals, service bulletins, schematics, SOPs, and the know-how of their most experienced technicians — into AI copilots that answer questions, diagnose issues, and guide procedures in the flow of work. The InSkill connector brings those copilots, and the platform that manages them, into Claude. From a conversation, you can: - Ask a copilot about a specific product or machine and get answers grounded in your organization's own validated expertise: troubleshooting, parts identification, procedures, and specifications. When a serial number is registered as an asset, answers reflect that unit's configuration. - Manage the expertise itself: create and update copilots, resources, diagnostic and inspection tasks and their steps, assets, and the data dictionary that aligns expertise to specific models and configurations. - Administer your instance: manage users, review copilot sessions and feedback, and escalate sessions that need an expert's attention. Every call runs as the signed-in InSkill user and inherits that user's role permissions. Each customer's expertise lives in its own governed instance, never pooled and never public. Delete operations are not exposed. InSkill is SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliant and in production across 43 OEM brands and 5,000+ industrial sites. Requires an InSkill account. Start free at inskill.ai.
Tools: 48
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Opscotch
By Opscotch
The Opscotch MCP Server gives AI assistants direct access to Opscotch knowledge and authoring tools. The MCP server exposes structured tools that allow AI assistants to understand, author, validate, and work with Opscotch applications and workflows. The server is designed for developers using AI coding assistants, and automation engineers who want to build or maintain Opscotch solutions using natural language. An AI connected to the server can perform tasks such as: - answer questions about the Opscotch platform - explain APIs, configuration, and runtime behaviour - author workflows and bootstrap configurations - validate workflow structure and configuration - assist with packaging, deployment, and licensing - provide guidance using the latest platform capabilities - generate examples and implementation patterns With MCP, the AI can use purpose-built tools that understand the Opscotch platform, resulting in responses that are: - more accurate - aware of current platform features - capable of structured authoring rather than just producing text - less prone to hallucinating APIs or configuration Typical use cases - "Create a workflow that polls an HTTP endpoint every minute." - "Why won't this bootstrap validate?" - "Generate a workflow that receives webhooks and forwards them to AWS SQS." - "Explain this JavaScript processor." - "Help migrate this workflow to the latest Opscotch version." - "Help me generate a signed package for deployment." The server is intended for: - AI coding assistants - IDE integrations - CLI agents - automation developers - DevOps and platform engineers - custom AI applications that need authoritative knowledge of Opscotch
Tools: 46
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TokenLab
By minddraft AG
Define the design truth for a brand, product, or system. Turn it into tokens, guidance, and production outputs while people, automations, and AI contribute through one reviewable workflow. Use TokenLab in ChatGPT and Codex to explore workspaces, projects, libraries, modes, aliases, and releases, resolve tokens for implementation, and prepare governed changes on branches for human review.
Tools: 45 · Prompts: 3
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CELUS Design Studio
By CELUS GmbH
CELUS Design Studio connects Claude to the CELUS electronics design platform, so you can design a circuit board in conversation. Describe the board you need and Claude records the requirements, starts from a matching reference design and builds the block diagram step by step. Each functional block is then resolved into CUBOs: verified, reusable circuit blocks from the CELUS library, each with defined ports, specifications and its own bill of materials. What you can do: - Start a new design from a brief, or pick up an existing CELUS project where you left off - Search the CUBO library, reference projects, components and datasheets - Find out what still stops a design from resolving, and fix it - Review and optimise the BOM for price, lead time, availability or lifecycle risk, and swap in alternative components - Check a finished design against its requirements, and export the design files Everything happens in your own CELUS account, with your existing projects and permissions. Tools that only read run straight away; anything that changes a project asks for your confirmation first. Requires a CELUS account.
Tools: 45
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TestFlair
By TestFlair
TestFlair is an AI-powered testing platform for web, mobile and API testing. This connector gives Claude access to your TestFlair workspaces so you can plan, write, run and triage tests without leaving the chat. With it, Claude can: • Browse your workspaces and projects, and see project stats and coverage at a glance. • Create, import and refine user stories, or ask TestFlair to generate them from project context and attachments. • Generate test cases from user stories for any app you test (web, mobile or API), then review, edit or add your own. • Generate automated web test scripts (Selenium or Playwright), run them on TestFlair's hosted browser grid, and read execution results step by step. • Log, update and look up bugs across all your projects, including AI-suggested bugs from failed runs and the bugs linked to a test case. • Manage test data and project attachments. Every action runs as you. You sign in through TestFlair's normal browser login (OAuth), and your existing workspace and project roles decide what Claude can read or change. Viewers can read. Testers, QA Managers and Project Admins can write.
Tools: 44
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