Write and check ConsoleMouse profile files: format, validator, plain-language preview, import code.
Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a distinguishable role: reference docs (format_spec), examples (format_examples), plain-language preview (profile_describe), code generation (profile_import_code), and rule checking (profile_validate). The main soft spot is format_examples vs format_spec, and profile_import_code overlapping with validate+describe since it internally checks and returns a preview.
Names split into two prefixes (format_ and profile_) that group by resource, but the word order is mixed: format_examples/format_spec read as verb_noun while profile_describe/profile_validate read as noun_verb, and profile_import_code is longer still. Readable and topically grouped, but not a single predictable pattern.
Five read-only tools is a lean but sensible surface for a format-documentation and profile-checking server: docs, examples, preview, code, validation. Nothing looks extraneous, though the set is on the thin side.
The read-only lifecycle is well covered: get the spec/schema, see examples, validate, preview, and produce an import code. Gaps are minor and consistent with the read-only stance — there is no tool to scaffold a new profile or to convert an existing CM1 code to CMP2 beyond the validation/import paths.
Lists the published base profiles (accessibility templates), example profiles and invalid examples with their expected validator message; with an id, returns that file. Read-only.
Inputs: id, kind.
Returns the ConsoleMouse profile format (profile-v1 1.32.0): a quick reference for writing profiles and macros, one section of the specification (import_code: the CMP2 import code and the older CM1 share code), or the JSON Schema. Read-only; returns published documentation.
Inputs: section.
Returns a plain-language preview of a valid ConsoleMouse profile: for a derived profile one sentence per change against its base (keys, macros, press once, mouse movement), for a full profile one sentence per key. Languages: de, en, es, fr, it, pl, pt-BR. Read-only.
Inputs: profile (required), lang.
Checks a derived ConsoleMouse profile and returns an import code (CMP2) the person pastes into ConsoleMouse under Games > Import profile or in the AI Workshop (Import code), with the plain-language preview and the import steps. A full profile is accepted when base_profile_id names its base. Use format CM1 only when the person has an older ConsoleMouse (0.3.9 to 0.4.x). Read-only: the code is computed and returned, nothing is stored or sent anywhere.
Inputs: profile (required), lang, format, author_note, +1 more.
Checks a ConsoleMouse profile (full or derived), an import envelope or an import code (CMP2, or the older CM1) against the JSON Schema and every format rule, including the macro limits. Returns valid or a list of issues with the path to fix. Read-only; nothing is stored.
Inputs: profile (required).
Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.
CSV structural checks and keyed diffs, SRT formatting, MCP result checks and review discovery.
Independent static checks for supported tag and alarm CSV import formats; no HMI or PLC access.
Write, rewrite, and refine in your own style. Build and manage your Writing Profile.
Text to WIA Braille (pronunciation-based, not a national code), BRF output and checks, Nemeth math.
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