curl is a command line tool and library for transferring data with URLs
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Used for installing the uv package manager which is required to run the MCP server.
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Used for installation of the uv package manager, providing a way to set up the MCP server environment
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Used to install the uv package manager on Linux/Mac systems
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Uses curl to install dependencies (uv) required for setting up the MCP server environment.
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Can be used to test the server's API endpoints during development.
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Uses curl commands for proper MIME handling when working with image files, especially for the image editing functionality.
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Provides example usage of APIs with curl commands derived from OpenAPI specifications.
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Supports integration with Cursor code editor, allowing users to access and interact with Quickchat AI Agents within the coding environment
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Supports interacting with the Futarchy MCP server via curl commands for accessing DAO and proposal data, including creating new proposals.
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Inspired by curl, provides web request functionality for fetching content from websites and making REST API requests with custom methods, headers, and bodies.
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Used to download and install the uv package installer, which is recommended for dependency management.
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Supports importing cURL commands to automatically generate API configurations, allowing users to easily convert existing HTTP requests into MCP tools.
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Supports command-line interaction with the server's endpoints using curl commands for intercepting requests, viewing proxy history, starting scans, and analyzing logs.
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Offers installation capabilities for the uv package manager through curl commands.
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Used for downloading models and resources during the installation process
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Provides curl commands as code samples for Nylas API operations, allowing developers to test and implement email, calendar, and contacts functionality directly from the command line.
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Demonstrated as a method to interact with the MCP server's REST API for executing tools like fetching eToro portfolios.
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Offers command-line example for testing the code explanation endpoint during local development
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Enables querying the ProAlpha database through REST API endpoints using curl commands for SQL execution and schema exploration
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Provides examples for interacting with the Sequential Thinking Tool API, demonstrating how to create sessions and post thoughts using curl commands.
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Supports API interaction through curl commands for creating NFT collections and generating mint websites
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Provides a proxy for making HTTP requests to any URL, mimicking the behavior of the curl command-line tool with support for various HTTP methods, headers, and authentication options