Perplexity MCP prevents AI agent hallucinations by providing real-time web research with citations from its search engine. It allows agents like Claude or Cursor to answer questions by researching the web, ensuring answers are backed by current, verifiable sources.
BuyWhere is a real-time Singapore product catalog API designed for AI agents to provide live pricing data across major retailers like Harvey Norman, Shopee, and Lazada. It solves the problem of stale data and broken scrapers, enabling AI agents to give accurate, current price information for consumer queries.
This guide details how to integrate real-time prediction market data for AI agents via a Nexus MCP server, requiring just one configuration line in Claude Desktop. It provides access to Kalshi market probabilities and AI confidence scores for various assets, with a paid option for mispricing detection.
A non-tech founder from Vietnam built an MCP server to provide AI agents with real-time price data, addressing the issue of hallucination in price inquiries. He is seeking 5 test users for his agentshare.dev/mcp endpoint, offering a lifetime free API key in exchange for honest feedback.
This article guides users on integrating the AllRatesToday MCP server with AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor to access real-time currency exchange rates. It explains how the Model Context Protocol (MCP) enables AI clients to overcome their limitations with numeric, time-sensitive data by calling external tools.
BuyWhere is now available on the Smithery MCP registry, enabling Claude Desktop AI agents to access real-time Singapore product prices from over 20 retailers. This integration allows agents to easily search for live prices and product information, enhancing their ability to answer shopping-related queries.
The content introduces Model Context Protocol (MCP) as an open standard to provide LLMs like Claude with real-time data access, bypassing training cutoffs. It acts like a "USB-C port for AI models," allowing them to directly call external tools for current information.
MovieSync is a real-time dashboard designed to monitor crowd levels in a cinema, tracking washrooms, food courts, and individual screens. Built with a component-based approach and deployed on Cloud Run, it helps users know crowd density before they go.