MCP for JCE is a free add-on for MCP for J that puts JCE's editor profiles in front of your AI client. Twenty-one tools cover profiles, who each one applies to, the toolbar grid, the per-plugin settings and the button catalogue, along with a health check and a read-only security audit. That audit is the reason most people will want this: JCE profiles decide who's allowed to upload what, and checking that yours are still the ones you set up is a question the JCE interface makes you answer by eye, one profile at a time.
MCP for EasyBlog is a Pro add-on for MCP for J that puts your EasyBlog in front of your AI client. Sixty-five tools cover posts and their revision history, categories, tags, comments and the moderation queue, subscribers, the mail queue, bloggers, teams, custom fields, media, polls, engagement reporting, configuration and a health audit. It reads a post's authored content from the revision layer rather than from the post table, because those columns are a render cache with your shortcodes already expanded — reading them and writing them back would destroy the shortcodes permanently, and that's the sort of thing this add-on exists to know about on your behalf.
MCP for Events Booking is a Pro add-on for MCP for J that puts your Events Booking site in front of your AI client. Thirty-eight tools cover events, registrants, capacity and revenue reporting, check-in, targeted configuration writes and a health audit, so you can ask which events are nearly full or who's on a waiting list and get an answer instead of a spreadsheet. The one tool that isn't a convenience is the mailing: Events Booking's own Mass Mail structurally cannot deduplicate across events, so a person registered to ten of your events receives every mailing ten times. This add-on can mail that audience once. Events Booking itself is a separate commercial product you buy from JoomDonation.
MCP for DPCalendar is a free add-on for MCP for J that puts your DPCalendar site in front of your AI client. Forty-three tools cover calendars, events including recurring ones, bookings, tickets with check-in and check-out, locations, coupons, tax rates and the external calendar feeds DPCalendar syncs from Google, iCloud and CalDAV — plus three roll-up reports the component doesn't offer. Every write goes through DPCalendar's own models, so the notification emails, the capacity bookkeeping, the tags and the custom fields all behave exactly as they would if you'd used the admin.
MCP for Convert Forms is a free add-on for MCP for J that puts your Convert Forms install in front of your AI client. Thirty tools cover forms, individual form fields, submissions with every answer resolved back to the label of the field it came from, and Tasks — the on-submission engine behind your notification emails and app integrations — plus reporting and diagnostics. It runs against the free edition and against Convert Forms Pro, works out at runtime which one it's looking at, and tells you plainly when a field type or an app needs Pro instead of letting you add something that would never fire.