TOML (Tom's Obvious, Minimal Language) is a data serialization language designed to be a minimal configuration file format that's easy to read due to obvious semantics.
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Used for dependency management through the pyproject.toml file, defining the project's dependencies.
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Offers configuration guidance for Scarb.toml files in Dojo projects, helping developers properly set up dependencies and project settings.
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Enables configuration of the tool through TOML files, specifically for defining command-line tool names and project metadata in the pyproject.toml file.
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Uses TOML configuration files for structured server setup and management of MCP sub-servers
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Enables extraction and formatting of key-value pairs into TOML format with type safety and validation, with special handling for complex nested structures.
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Supports configuration management through pyproject.toml for dependency resolution and installation.
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Allows browsing and reading of TOML configuration files in Android projects.
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Uses TOML format for dependency management through the pyproject.toml file.
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Used for configuration of Netlify redirects to ensure proper routing of MCP requests to the serverless function
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Used for configuration of redirect rules in netlify.toml to properly route MCP requests to the serverless function
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Configures redirects in netlify.toml to ensure proper routing of MCP requests to the serverless function
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Used for configuration of redirects to ensure proper routing of MCP requests to the serverless function endpoint
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Used for version management in the project configuration via pyproject.toml
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Used for project configuration through pyproject.toml
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Uses TOML format for FastMCP configuration stored in .fastmcp.toml file.