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    Exposes foundry-zksync CLI tools to AI assistants, enabling smart contract development on zkSync with key management options.
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    An MCP server providing 80+ tools for Foundry Ethereum development, enabling AI assistants to compile, test, deploy smart contracts, interact with EVM chains, and manage local nodes via Forge, Cast, Anvil, and Chisel.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables interaction with Foundry tools through natural language, allowing users to create projects, build contracts, run tests, and manage Ethereum development environments.
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    Enables AI agents to price, deploy, pay for, monitor, update, and cancel applications on a decentralized cloud using a generated key pair, with plain-language specs converted into validated network specifications. Also provides container logs, live instance stats, and network or pricing guidance as read-only tools.
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    Raze is an MCP server that integrates with AI assistants to analyze, validate, and prove smart contract security issues using deterministic Foundry execution.
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    Evaluates on-chain risk for Pharos agents before executing transactions, providing verdicts (safe/caution/dangerous) and risk-bounded execution plans via Foundry cast reads.
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    Enables AI coding agents to run Foundry tests and builds and receive compact, structured failure reports with decoded reasons, fuzz counterexamples or invariant call sequences, logs, and short traces. It also distinguishes genuine test failures from cases where tests did not run, returning actionable errors instead of false zero-failure results.
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    Provides AI agents with a DID-based identity, secure wallet, and cloud KMS-backed signing keys, enabling trusted interactions with persons, companies, and other agents via standards like OIDC4VCI, OIDC4VP, and SD-JWT.
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