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    Read-only MCP server providing Wealthi's AI Coach with scoped access to student progress data from Firestore and Supabase, enabling AI to retrieve student profiles, progress, assessment results, and learning signals without direct database credentials.
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    Enables AI assistants to manage CData Sync operations, including data synchronization jobs, connections, and ETL processes through stdio or HTTP transports. It provides tools for executing jobs, monitoring real-time progress via Server-Sent Events, and handling comprehensive workspace configurations.
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    Enables AI assistants to interact with the AeroEduVision platform, allowing exam generation, course management, knowledge graph queries, and student progress tracking through natural language commands.
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    Free certification prep for the Claude Certified Architect exam. 390 scenario-based questions, guided capstone build, 30 concept handouts, 6 reference projects, practice exams, interactive UI with clickable answer cards, progress dashboard, spaced repetition, and deterministic grading. Everything runs locally — no cloud, no accounts, no telemetry.
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    A robust runtime for the official Model Context Protocol (MCP) that adds proxying, session management, JWT auth, persistent user storage with scopes, and progress notifications.
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    Quizlar is the learning MCP server. It turns whatever source the user brings — a YouTube lecture, a PDF, a URL, a textbook passage, or a pasted block of notes — into flashcards, then runs interactive quizzes with FSRS spaced-repetition scheduling so the material actually sticks. Every tool maps one-to-one to something a real learner does: ingest, quiz, track progress, review what's due.
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