Add AniList and HackMD MCP servers to the README #1438
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Description
Add two new community MCP servers to the README:
Server Details
HackMD MCP
An MCP server for interacting with the HackMD API. It allows AI assistants to perform operations such as:
AniList MCP
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that interfaces with the AniList API. It allows AI assistants to perform operations such as:
Motivation and Context
These additions expand the ecosystem of available MCP servers for different use cases. The HackMD server allows LLMs to collaborate on markdown documents, while the AniList server enables interaction with anime/manga data, broadening the utility of MCP-enabled AI assistants.
How Has This Been Tested?
I've tested both servers with Claude Desktop client. For HackMD, I've verified document creation, reading, and updating capabilities. For AniList, I've tested anime/manga searches and user data retrieval functions.
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes. These are purely additive entries to the README.md.
Types of changes
Checklist
Additional context
Both servers follow the same structure as existing community servers in the README, including proper attribution (by yuna0x0). The entries are placed in alphabetical order to maintain the README's organization.