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      Enables a household to move from a possible U.S. consumer-product recall match to a source-backed follow-up plan that can be reopened later, keeping product-label evidence, source dates, explicit confirmation, and user-reported progress in local case history. Exposes twelve MCP tools for starting and identifying cases, searching and reviewing recall evidence, preparing and confirming plans, reopening and tracking cases, exporting packets, and exercising changed-source scenarios.
      MIT
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      Enables a local MCP host to read, plan, and recover a shared household departure schedule around people, a shared bathroom, completed tasks, and a fixed deadline after an interruption. It exposes tools to preview progress or duration changes and compare household-supplied recovery alternatives, with the exact stored draft applied only after explicit review.
      MIT
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      Enables interruption-aware, same-day study planning through local MCP tools for managing tasks, fixed commitments, scheduling windows, replanning after interruptions, previewing and approving simulated calendar changes, and persisting or exporting a workspace.
      MIT
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      Enables a household departure assistant that plans and coordinates shared preparation tasks, adapts to changed constraints such as route or weather, hands off unfinished tasks, and supports reversible device actions with durable receipts via MCP.
      MIT
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      Enables agents to create and persist meal plans, track parallel timers and progress, recover from interruptions or constraint changes, and inspect revised schedules through MCP tools.
      MIT