MCP: Clerk MCP Server
by Clerk
Clerk's official remote MCP server feeds AI coding assistants verified Clerk SDK snippets and implementation patterns, so generated auth code matches the current API.
Arm's official MCP server for porting and tuning software on Arm — semantic docs search, codebase migration scanning, container architecture checks and LLVM-MCA assembly analysis.
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Arm MCP Server is the chip designer's own Model Context Protocol server for teams moving software onto Arm-based hardware, whether that is Graviton instances in the cloud, Apple silicon on the desktop, or an Arm server fleet on-premises.
Migration work is mostly archaeology: finding the x86 intrinsic buried in a hot loop, the dependency that ships amd64-only wheels, the base image with no arm64 tag. This server gives a coding agent the tools to do that search itself instead of asking an engineer to grep for it.
What it exposes
Running it
The server ships as the armlimited/arm-mcp Docker image and speaks stdio, so any MCP client that can launch a container can use it. Mount the workspace you want analysed as a volume; published client configurations cover Claude Code, GitHub Copilot in VS Code, AWS Kiro CLI, Gemini CLI and TOML-based clients. The repository is Apache-2.0 licensed.
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