GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data.
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Provides GraphQL querying capabilities specifically for Aptos blockchain data, allowing structured data retrieval through GraphQL endpoints.
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Enables LLMs to interact with GraphQL APIs by providing schema introspection and query execution capabilities, allowing models to discover and use GraphQL APIs dynamically
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Connects to DeepSource via GraphQL API to fetch code analysis data
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Used by the Codex API integration for its query system, allowing for contract address searches and parameter filtering.
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Integrates directly with Shopify's Admin API using GraphQL, allowing structured queries and mutations for managing Shopify store data.
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Connects to a Buu GraphQL server to perform team management, subthread operations, and generation requests through GraphQL API interfaces.
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Acts as a bridge to any GraphQL API, providing tools to introspect schemas and execute arbitrary queries or mutations against the target GraphQL endpoint.
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Direct integration with Shopify's GraphQL Admin API for querying and manipulating store data with comprehensive error handling for API and authentication issues.
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Connects directly to the OP.GG Esports GraphQL API to retrieve upcoming League of Legends match schedules and information
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Direct integration with Shopify's GraphQL Admin API for accessing and managing store data
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Enables interaction with Linear's GraphQL API, allowing querying and mutation operations for project management data.
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Utilizes GraphQL for interacting with GitHub's Projects v2 API, supporting queries and mutations for projects, fields, items and other GitHub resources.
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Used as the underlying technology for building the API server that interacts with the Tally API
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Provides direct integration with Shopify's GraphQL Admin API, allowing for efficient querying and manipulation of store data.
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Supports full GraphQL query capabilities for interacting with the OpenCTI platform's threat intelligence data.
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Direct integration with Shopify's GraphQL Admin API for querying and manipulating store data, including advanced filtering and pagination support.
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Enables introspection and searching of the Shopify Admin GraphQL schema, with specialized support for writing GraphQL operations against the Shopify Admin API.
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Interacts with Kibela through its GraphQL API, allowing operations like searching notes, managing folders, creating and updating notes, and handling comments within the Kibela knowledge management platform.
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Enables fetching GraphQL schema documentation and executing raw GraphQL queries against the Horizon3.ai API for security testing and pentest management.
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Connects to Bloom Growth's GraphQL API, enabling AI assistants to perform operations against the Bloom Growth platform, including executing queries and mutations, retrieving schema information, and accessing authenticated user data.
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Uses GraphQL API specifically for retrieving comments from archived Twitch videos.
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Exposes GraphQL operations as MCP tools, allowing AI agents to interact with GraphQL APIs through structured MCP interfaces
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Uses GitHub's GraphQL API to interact with GitHub Projects, handling API integration, rate limits, and optimistic concurrency
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GraphQL integration support is planned in the roadmap, potentially enabling AI assistants to interact with databases through GraphQL interfaces
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Exposes GraphQL schema information to explore query, mutation, and subscription fields, look up type definitions, search for types and fields, and get simplified field information.
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Uses the GitHub GraphQL API for all interactions with GitHub Projects V2, enabling querying and mutating project data with precise control.
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Provides access to GraphQL data by exposing it as relational SQL models through the CData JDBC Driver.
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Allows SQL-based access to GraphQL API data sources.
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Connects to GraphQL data sources, exposing the data through a relational SQL model and allowing natural language querying of live GraphQL data
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Provides a way to query GraphQL APIs using SQL-like syntax, bridging GraphQL and relational queries.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration with the MCP server, allowing access to GraphQL data.
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Provides a SQL interface for querying GraphQL APIs.
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Provides SQL interface for GraphQL APIs, converting between query languages.
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Listed as a supported data source for querying GraphQL APIs.
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Allows querying GraphQL APIs using SQL syntax.
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Enables access to GraphQL API data through SQL queries.
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Provides a SQL interface for querying GraphQL APIs.
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Allows querying GraphQL API data through relational SQL models.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration through the CData JDBC driver.
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Allows querying GraphQL API data through SQL interfaces, making GraphQL endpoint data accessible via natural language.
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Listed as a supported data source in the compatibility table, enabling access to GraphQL data.
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Provides read-only access to GraphQL APIs, allowing SQL-like queries against GraphQL schemas and data sources.
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Exposes GraphQL operations from any GraphQL backend as MCP tools, allowing AI agents to execute queries and mutations against GraphQL APIs using the operations defined in .graphql files.
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Enables SQL-based access to GraphQL API endpoints and data.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration, allowing access to GraphQL data through the MCP server.
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Enables querying of GraphQL APIs through relational SQL models.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration through the CData JDBC Driver
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Provides SQL-based access to GraphQL API endpoints, converting SQL queries to GraphQL operations.
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Integrates with Linear's GraphQL API to provide access to Linear's data model and functionality for issue tracking and project management.
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Integrates with Practera's GraphQL API to allow querying learning data including projects, assessments, milestones, activities, and tasks.
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Allows executing GraphQL queries against specified subgraphs, with tools for fetching schema information and querying data
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Interfaces with Linear's GraphQL API, enabling structured queries and mutations for accessing and manipulating data in the Linear platform.
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Integrates with GraphQL for fast pool discovery via indexed data when sniping tokens on Raydium DEX
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Integrates with a GraphQL API at tml-api.herokuapp.com to fetch data about Erick Wendel's talks, posts, and videos with filtering capabilities
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Offers a flexible query language interface for AI interactions, allowing clients to request exactly the data they need from the AI system.
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Provides a bridge to GraphQL APIs, enabling schema introspection and query execution. Allows models to discover and interact with GraphQL endpoints dynamically, with optional support for mutation operations.
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Direct integration with Shopify's GraphQL Admin API for querying and mutating store data, with support for complex filtering, pagination, and sorting.
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Provides schema exploration and query execution capabilities for GitHub's GraphQL API, allowing for precise data retrieval through query customization.
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Enables interaction with GraphQL APIs by providing schema introspection and query execution capabilities, allowing models to discover and use GraphQL APIs dynamically.
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Planned future feature for GraphQL schema generation based on Figma components.
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Referenced as a technology choice for API implementation that can be tracked and explained through the system's decision history capabilities
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Implements a Model Context Protocol server for accessing and querying a GraphQL API that provides policies data.
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Provides seamless access to any GraphQL API with automatic tool generation from schema introspection, supporting both queries and mutations with proper handling of complex types and variables.
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Interfaces with Unraid's GraphQL API to facilitate all server interactions, handling authentication and providing consistent error reporting.
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Enables querying Morpho's GraphQL API for market data, vaults, positions, and other financial information