YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language) is a human-readable data serialization standard that can be used in conjunction with all programming languages and is often used for configuration files.
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Uses YAML files to define and store persona data for legendary founders and investors, including their identity, voice, principles, and frameworks.
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Parses and displays services.yaml configuration files with visual card views showing service status, changes, and deployment order in cross-service architectures.
Why this server?
Enables comparison of YAML data, generating diffs between YAML structures, and processing YAML content for difference analysis
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Leverages YAML for flexible configuration through configuration files, allowing customization of the time server's behavior
Why this server?
Supports YAML format for the server's configuration system, allowing users to provide API credentials and other settings.
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Supports YAML as an output format for viewing OpenAPI specifications
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Supports Docker Compose configuration using YAML format for service deployment and environment management
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Supports parsing and processing of YAML-formatted Swagger/OpenAPI specifications for API client generation.
Why this server?
Provides token-efficient tools for reading, querying, modifying, and validating YAML files with schema awareness, preserving comments and formatting while preventing indentation errors.