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      Enables families to maintain a shared, self-hosted care log through any MCP client: replacing a daily care plan, logging doses, meals, water, symptoms, notes and appointments with a duplicate guard, checking each planned slot's status, and generating a hand-off when a shift ends. It also serves an MCP Apps card and an accompanying prompt so caregivers can see what is done, due or overdue.
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables families to coordinate caregiving through a self-hosted MCP server, tracking medication doses, daily check-ins, appointments, handoff notes, and family alerts via Alexa+ or any MCP host.
      19 npm
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables MCP clients to hand over a household's routine safely: it detects calendar clashes, asks one clarifying question, proposes a revision, and transfers ownership only after explicit, idempotent confirmation, with stale proposals re-planned and every change explained from an auditable log. Read-only overview, changelog and handoff resources support subscriptions so multiple client sessions stay in sync.
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables families to care for an aging parent by voice, handling medication check-ins, appointments, daily summaries, missed-dose escalation, and parent-controlled sharing. Writes are tiered and confirmed by the user through MCP elicitation, and each session exposes only the tools of the caller's role.
      2 npm
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables Alexa+ to deliver consent-aware family care handoffs, track shared observations and follow-ups, surface a prioritized next action, and keep private notes out of shared briefs.
      MIT