Zod is a TypeScript-first schema validation library with static type inference, designed to help developers validate data and create type-safe applications with minimal boilerplate code.
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Utilizes Zod for comprehensive schema validation of both input and output data in workflow management operations.
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Uses Zod for schema definition and validation, creating a strongly-typed interface for LLMs to interact with 3D applications through parameter validation.
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Uses Zod for type-safe parameter validation when making requests to the CoinMarketCap API.
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Leverages Zod for type-safe parameter validation across all HubSpot API operations, ensuring data integrity when working with CRM objects and their properties.
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Provides validation for the geolocalizar tool to ensure inputs are valid IPv4 addresses.
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Leverages Zod library for parameter validation when processing requests to DynamoDB, ensuring properly formatted queries and parameters.
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Leverages Zod for input validation, ensuring that requests to the PDF reader MCP server are properly formatted and validated.
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Uses Zod for input validation as part of the server's security measures, ensuring that all inputs to the MCP server are properly validated before processing.
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Provides input validation for MCP tools, ensuring data integrity when interacting with the Investidor10 API for stock market data.
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Used for input validation in the MCP server, ensuring data sent to the Status Invest API is properly formatted
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Implements schema validation using Zod to validate input parameters for the utility tools provided by the server
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Uses Zod for validation of arguments in the code execution tool.
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Implements input validation and sanitization for NASA API requests using Zod schemas to ensure proper formatting and security.
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Implements type-safe schema validation for Flow blockchain tools, ensuring proper data formatting and validation.
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Used for schema validation of API parameters and responses in the Raindrop.io MCP server
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Uses Zod for input parameter validation when defining tools for the MCP server.
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Utilized for schema validation of tool inputs when interacting with YNAB data
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Uses Zod for parameter schema validation, ensuring that all inputs to database operations are properly validated and type-safe.
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Used for defining and validating request/response schemas, ensuring proper data structure for API interactions and limiting response fields to necessary data.
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Utilizes Zod schemas for robust parameter validation and type checking of tool inputs and outputs.
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Uses Zod schemas to define and validate input arguments for each tool, ensuring properly formatted requests when interacting with the storacha.network platform.
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Uses Zod schemas for MCP tool argument validation
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Uses Zod for parameter validation and schema definition, ensuring proper formatting of requests to the Gemini API.
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Enables generation of Zod validation schemas for API models defined in OpenAPI specifications.
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Integrated validation system for runtime type checking and data validation of protocol messages
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Leverages Zod for schema validation within the accessibility testing workflow to ensure proper data formatting and validation.
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Used for runtime type checking through schema validation
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Utilizes Zod for runtime type validation, ensuring data integrity when interacting with the Shopify API.
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Used for schema validation in the server's schema layer.
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Leverages Zod for runtime type validation, ensuring reliable data handling when fetching and transforming web content.
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Built-in support for Zod schemas to define, validate, and repair data structures in LLM responses.
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Provides schema validation for the weather data retrieved from the API
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Uses schema validation for tool parameters, ensuring that requests to the Alpha Vantage API are properly formatted with valid input values.
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Incorporates Zod for data validation and type safety in the MCP server implementation.
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Used for schema validation in custom endpoints, allowing developers to define input schemas for tools using Zod's type system which are then converted to JSON Schema through the zodToJsonSchema function.
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Implements Zod for request validation and type checking of email operations, ensuring data integrity when processing emails.
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Provides schema validation for input parameters when interacting with the ALBERTO system, ensuring data integrity for operations like user authentication.
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Provides schema validation for the MCP server's request and response data, ensuring type safety for the Clusters API.
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The server implements schema-based input validation using Zod to ensure proper parameter formatting.
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Uses Zod for schema validation of tool inputs, ensuring proper data validation for the image generation tools.
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Uses Zod for schema validation of file operation parameters, ensuring proper input formatting when creating files, reading files, or listing directory contents.
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Used for schema validation of mode configurations
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Implements runtime type validation for environment variables, tool input parameters, and API responses to ensure data integrity when communicating with the Loxo API.
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Integrates Zod schema validation for tool requests, enabling type-safe parameter validation for tools exposed through the MCP server.
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Uses Zod for schema validation when defining parameters for tools in the MCP server
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Uses Zod schema validation to ensure proper configuration format, providing reliable validation of MCP configuration files.
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Used for schema validation in the TypeScript implementation, ensuring proper data validation for tool inputs.
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Incorporates Zod for robust input validation, ensuring that all filesystem operations receive properly formatted parameters.
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Uses Zod schema validation for defining and validating parameters in tool definitions
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Used for TypeScript-first schema declaration and validation to ensure proper data formatting and validation for XRPL transactions.
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Integrates Zod for schema validation of configuration files and tool arguments
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Provides input validation for the token parameters to ensure proper request formatting and error handling
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Integrates with Zod for parameter validation in tool definitions, allowing for type-safe parameter schemas
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Utilizes Zod for parameter schema definition, validation, and description generation, providing structured data validation for all MCP tool calls.
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Uses Zod schema validation to ensure strong data validation and type safety for Lightning Network data.
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Integrates with Zod schema validation to define and validate parameters for MCP tool implementations.
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Implements parameter validation for the horoscope MCP server's API requests
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Integrates Zod for schema validation of tool parameters and ensuring type safety in MCP interactions
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Integrates Zod for schema validation, allowing developers to define strict input/output schemas for tools with automatic validation.
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Utilizes Zod for schema validation to provide type safety when interacting with the Moneybird API.
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Handles input validation to ensure secure and reliable processing of asset generation requests.
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Provides comprehensive input validation using Zod schemas to ensure data integrity and validation for all PayPal API operations.
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Implements configuration validation using Zod schema validation to ensure proper WebDAV server connection parameters.
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Used for data validation in the server's interactions with the Onyx API
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Implements strong type checking and validation for all endpoints, ensuring proper data formats for pressure levels, suspect names, and evidence arrays.
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Implements runtime type validation for request parameters and API responses
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Uses Zod schema validation to ensure type safety and proper data validation for API requests and responses
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Utilizes Zod for runtime type validation of API inputs and outputs, ensuring data integrity when interacting with the Shopify API.
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Utilizes Zod for schema validation in the MCP server definition
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Implemented for runtime type checking and validation of data exchanged with the Linear API.
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Used for parameter validation in tools and prompts, ensuring that incoming data conforms to expected schemas.
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Handles schema validation for tool inputs, automatically converting Zod schemas to JSON schemas for introspection, documentation, and validation of tool arguments.
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Leverages Zod for schema validation when creating stateful tools and validating tool parameters
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Handles input validation for MCP tool parameters and request data.
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Utilizes Zod for TypeScript-first schema validation within the LnExchange trading service.
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Provides schema validation for data exchanged with AWS CodeCommit services.
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Uses Zod for schema validation of tool parameters, ensuring properly formatted requests to the MCP server.
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Implements schema-based validation for command inputs and responses, ensuring that all operations conform to defined security constraints.
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Implements built-in parameter validation using Zod schemas for MCP tools.
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Uses Zod for schema validation in tools, allowing developers to define input validation schemas for tool parameters with proper typing and runtime validation.
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Used for schema validation to define and validate tool inputs, ensuring properly formatted data is provided to the MCP tools.
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Used for schema validation and type safety in API interactions.
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Implements type-safe tool definitions using Zod schemas for structured data validation and typing.
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Used for schema validation in tools, resources, and prompts, enabling type-safe interactions with the MCP server's components.
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Utilizes Zod for schema validation of memory structures.
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Used for schema validation in the MCP server's tool implementation
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Provides input validation for the YouTube transcript extraction functionality.
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Used for input validation within the MCP server to ensure proper parameter formatting before API requests are processed.
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Provides schema validation for custom modes configurations
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Implements comprehensive input validation using Zod schemas to ensure data integrity and provide proper error handling for API requests.
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Incorporates Zod for schema validation, ensuring proper data structure when processing XMind files and handling user queries.
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Uses Zod for input validation schemas to ensure properly formatted requests to the Luma AI API.
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Uses Zod for schema validation as part of the dependency analysis process when evaluating codebases.