Flask is a lightweight WSGI web application framework in Python that allows developers to build web applications quickly with minimal boilerplate code.
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Enables searching through Flask documentation for Python web development solutions
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Uses Flask as the web framework for hosting the MCP server endpoints that communicate with Tidal's API.
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Used as part of the gateway server implementation to handle authentication, tool discovery, and request forwarding between MCP clients and servers.
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Extracts Flask endpoints and converts them to Postman collections, allowing developers to automatically keep their Postman workspace in sync with their Flask API code.
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Discovers and documents API endpoints from Flask applications
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Uses Flask to create a web application interface with API endpoints for processing database queries and managing chat sessions
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Uses Flask to expose an HTTP endpoint for serving transformed security event data to clients.
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Enables launching Flask web applications with auto port detection and URL generation, allowing users to create and access web-based interfaces.
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Provides a web server interface for building and flashing Zephyr projects through HTTP endpoints
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Uses Flask as the web framework to serve the MCP protocol endpoints, web interface, and Server-Sent Events streaming capabilities.
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Supports debugging of Flask applications with breakpoint setting and request tracing capabilities.
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Communicates with an Arduino LED API built with Flask that serves as the intermediary between the MCP intent server and the physical Arduino hardware.
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Serves as the foundation of the MCP server, handling HTTP requests and routing them to the appropriate tool implementations.
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Used as the web framework for the MCP service's web interface, enabling HTTP-based interactions between AI tools and users through a browser.
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Provides a web interface for monitoring and controlling the FastMCP server with real-time updates and visualization of supply chain events and AI recommendations.
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Provides Flask documentation through Dash docsets integration
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Uses Flask to create a web server that exposes the MCP functionality through REST API endpoints, including model listing, chat interactions, and server configuration.
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Provides a web interface and REST API endpoints as an alternative to the MCP service, allowing access to Dune Analytics data through HTTP requests.
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Provides a web server framework for exposing the Solana wallet operations through RESTful API endpoints and handling HTTP requests.
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Uses Flask to implement the REST API layer of the MCP server architecture
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Provides a time API endpoint that returns the current timestamp, which the MCP agent can query when handling time-related questions
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Uses Flask to provide the web application framework for the banking chatbot interface, serving the chat UI to users at http://localhost:5000.
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Provides a web API framework for hosting the MCP server, with endpoints for chat interactions and conversation management
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Uses Flask to serve the web-based map interface and handle server-to-client communication
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Provides dependency management for Flask applications, allowing installation and version management of the web framework.