If the intent is somewhat more casual, then I think there's an argument to be made that much of the enjoyment comes out of building your own and exploring (or discovering!) cards and interactions that you hadn't paid close attention to before. With that said, I think the thrust of the question is somewhat misguided if the goal is to be competitive then you'll have much more luck by making strategic trades and the occasional purchase rather than building to the needs of your current collection. In addition to the aforementioned sites, Star City Games' deck database also has a number of decklists from various formats, searchable both by individual cards and combinations of cards. It has to be perfectly clear, because the rules of this forum, as well as common human honesty, I believe, require people to be explicit when promoting their own product. Let me stress it, I am the author of Mtgdb.Gui.
Alterternatively as in the screenshot above, you can filter the list of decks by using search input. Sort the list of decks by percent of cards from Main deck you own in descending order, by clicking the corresponding field. You can also import your Magic The Gathering Online collection. you can import from a plain-text file where each row is more or less like this: 2 Accomplished Automaton I used Forge to quickly download ~5000 decks. It can be be done as easy as drag-n-dropping a bunch of files or folders into it.
So to search the decks based on cards you have collected, you need to The screenshot below shows the list of decks filtered by a condition that you own 90% or more from the Main deck. Inspired by this post I've managed to implement the requested feature in my program Mtgdb.Gui, it's free and opensource.
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