Every connector is a new set of hands

An MCP server is a capability handed to an agent: a database it can query, an inbox it can send from, infrastructure it can change. These guides cover what each server exposes, the part worth governing, and the tags and rules to put in front of it.

None of them require a per-vendor integration. Prismor fronts any MCP server the same way: aggregate it behind one connector, evaluate every call against policy, scan every result as untrusted content.

Servers with a letter have been reviewed against the vendor’s own docs and security advisories. The letter is an exposure grade for the default setup, worked out from a published rubric on each page. It measures how much the server can reach, not how well it is built.

Developer

GitHub

repositories, issues, pull requests, and workflow runs

Chrome DevTools

a real Chrome browser: navigation, input, JavaScript evaluation, network, and performance traces

GitLab

projects, merge requests, issues, and pipelines

Filesystem

local file reads, writes, and directory listing

Playwright

browser navigation, page reading, and interaction

Sentry

issues, stack traces, and event payloads

Data

PostgreSQL

schema inspection and SQL queries against a live database

MongoDB

collection queries, aggregation, and document writes

Snowflake

warehouse queries across your analytics estate

Databricks

workspace queries, notebooks, and job runs

dbt

model metadata, lineage, and transformation runs

Supabase

database, auth, and storage for a live project

Communication

Slack

channels, messages, threads, and files

Gmail

reading, searching, drafting, and sending mail

profiles, posts, messages, and connection activity

Business

Salesforce

accounts, contacts, opportunities, and custom objects

HubSpot

contacts, deals, tickets, and marketing email

ServiceNow

incidents, change requests, and CMDB records

Jira

issues, sprints, comments, and transitions

Linear

issues, projects, cycles, and comments

Stripe

customers, charges, subscriptions, and refunds

Infrastructure

Terraform

plans, state inspection, and applies

Docker

containers, images, volumes, and exec

Kubernetes

cluster resources, pod logs, and applied manifests

Grafana

dashboards, datasource queries, and alert rules

Splunk

search over indexed logs and events

n8n

workflows, executions, and stored credentials

Knowledge

Notion

pages, databases, and workspace search

Obsidian

vault notes, search, and file writes

Context7

library documentation lookup for coding agents

Google Drive

file search, document reading, and sharing

Your server not listed?

It does not need to be. The gateway fronts any MCP server, including ones you wrote yourself, and tags tools by behavior rather than by a list of known names.

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