mcp-server

coreclaw-api-directory: Simplify Automation

Name: coreclaw-api-directory: Simplify Automation
Author: cporter202

Get categorized directory of 118 CoreClaw Worker APIs for founders. For web scraping and automation.

154 stars40 forksPythonHealth Score 8/10Updated 8/29/2026100% free · open source

What it does

CoreClaw API Directory provides access to 118 categorized APIs for web scraping, automation, lead generation, and more, helping founders streamline data extraction and processing tasks

Install / run

Clone the repository using `git clone https://github.com/cporter202/coreclaw-api-directory.git`

When to use it

•When you need to scrape website data for market research or competitor analysis
•When automating tasks requires interacting with various web services or APIs
•When generating leads or compiling social data for marketing campaigns

Quick start

1Explore the categorized directory of APIs in the `api_directory` folder
2Review the README for specific API usage examples and guidelines
3Choose an API that fits your needs and inspect its corresponding JSON file for details
4Use the provided Python examples as a starting point for integrating the API into your project
5Test the API with sample inputs to ensure it works as expected

Ready-to-paste prompt

Use the `mcp-server` category API by running a Python script with `python example_script.py --api=mcp-server --action=list-endpoints`

Heads up: Ensure you have the necessary CoreClaw Worker API keys and authentication credentials to use the APIs, as some may require paid subscriptions or specific access levels

Saves to your device

Topics

api-directory

api-list

automation

awesome-list

coreclaw

data-extraction

developer-tools

ecommerce

lead-generation

mcp

public-data

rest-api

scraping-api

social-media

web-automation

web-scraping

How coreclaw-api-directory: Simplify Automation works

Codeflow

Free to inspect

Coreclaw-api-directory: Simplify Automation is mostly documents (14 doc files, 3 small scripts) — something you read, not something you run. There is nothing to install. Last commit this month, no license file.

Size

Mostly documents

14 documents · 3 small scripts · 27 min skim

Setup

Nothing to install

A guide / curated list. Just read it and follow the links.

Runs on

Nowhere — you read it

A reading resource, not a program.

Python 100%

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