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10 MCP Servers I Wish I Had Discovered Earlier
10 MCP servers that let AI do things I didn’t even know were possible, from controlling phones to generating music and automating everyday tasks.
I’ve written about MCP servers quite a few times, and I keep finding projects that make me realize how much more they can do.
Some developers are building servers that let AI assistants interact with physical phones, search years of conversations, generate music locally, and even work with electronics design software.
I went looking for some interesting projects and found a few that I genuinely wish I had discovered earlier.
Here are 10 MCP servers worth checking out.
1. Call Me
<PRIVATE_PERSON> might be used to asking AI questions, but what if your AI assistant could call you instead?
That’s the idea behind Call Me.
This project connects an AI agent to your actual iPhone and allows it to make phone calls and send text messages. When the agent needs your input, it can call you, speak its question, and wait for you to respond.
