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      Enables AI agents and humans to inspect a language model's internals through activations, sparse-autoencoder features, steering, and ablation, currently targeting Gemma 2 2B with Gemma Scope on Apple Silicon. The current server exposes run_prompt to report top SAE features per token and across text with Neuronpedia labels, with more tools planned.
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      Enables Claude to access and manage a persistent, human-readable knowledge graph of neurons, with semantic search, memory consolidation, and local ownership.
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      Enables AI coding agents to run FlyWire-derived LIF neurons and map population rates to coding drives (implement, stop, reverse, steer, groom) through a CLI and MCP connector.
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      Exposes the workflows saved in a ComfyUI server (local, remote, or vast.ai) as MCP tools, letting agents list them, inspect their inputs, and run them with their own prompts, images, seeds, and per-run node toggles. It also reports server/GPU status, tracks and downloads job outputs, and uploads images or browses model folders.
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      Enables MCP clients to scan local GGUF models, estimate VRAM and suggest GPU offload layers, manage llama-server lifecycle, and proxy OpenAI-format chats with idle auto-unload.
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      Provides access to the Neuronpedia API for AI model interpretability and feature analysis, enabling explanations, activations, steering, and vector management.
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