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    Enables AI clients to connect to Galaxy instances, inspect histories and reports, discover tools and workflows, submit analyses, and monitor their results via interactive cards.
    MIT
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    An MCP server providing public plant bioinformatics APIs including UniProt, NCBI, InterProScan, PDB, AlphaFold, Ensembl Plants, and web-based resources like Sol Genomics and BAR, without local data. It supports gene lookups, protein summaries, structure retrieval, and functional annotations through natural language.
    MIT
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    Enables agents to search six clinical-trial channels (global registries, Chinese registries, CDE drug-trial data, and offline snapshots) through one sealed endpoint, merging results only on confirmed registration identity and returning per-source terminal states, coverage caveats, and data cutoffs. This ensures a missing or empty answer can never be silently mistaken for proof that no trial exists.
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    Enables scenario-based clinical communication practice through MCP tools for discovering scenarios, starting sessions, sending practitioner turns, and receiving evidence-linked evaluation feedback.
    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to query Human Phenotype Ontology clinical phenotype terms, navigate term hierarchies, and retrieve gene-disease and disease-phenotype annotations through keyless MCP tools.
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    Enables interaction with a comprehensive healthcare management system through FastAPI, supporting operations for patients, doctors, appointments, medical records, telemedicine, lab orders, prescriptions, insurance claims, and more with JWT authentication.
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    Enables interaction with FHIR resources on Google Cloud Healthcare API through a SmartOnFHIR gateway secured by Firebase Auth, providing access to patient data, medical records, and medical research tools like PubMed.
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    Enables Alexa+ users to coordinate household pet care by logging feeding, medication, activity, litter, and health observations for dogs and cats, with evidence-grounded triage, Q&A, and daily briefings backed by a verified veterinary library and citations.
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    Enables AI assistants to access and query ARTPARK's public health datasets including dengue epidemiology, livestock census, and FMD vaccination data through a structured 4-step workflow for data discovery and retrieval.
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    A Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol Server that provides a natural language interface to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) Media Services API, allowing users to access health-related data and media resources through conversational AI.
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    Provides access to the Allen Institute for Brain Science API, enabling queries of datasets such as Cell Types, Mouse Connectivity, Atlases, and more via RMA queries and high-level tools.
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    Enables interaction with the Atlas of Living Australia API to search and access 152+ million biodiversity records. Supports occurrence searches, spatial queries, bulk data downloads, and taxonomic data retrieval through natural language.
    MIT