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    Enables automated dataset processing and onboarding using Google Drive integration. Provides metadata extraction, data quality assessment, and contract generation for CSV/Excel files through natural language interactions.
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    Enables interaction with the Unstructured API to manage data workflows, including creating and managing source connectors (S3, Azure, Google Drive, etc.), destination connectors (Weaviate, Pinecone, MongoDB, etc.), and workflows for document processing and data pipelines.
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    Enables analysis of datasets from CSV/Excel files, Google Sheets, and Google Drive with comprehensive data profiling tools including schema inference, missing value reports, correlation analysis, and outlier detection. Supports exporting analytical reports in multiple formats to local storage or Google Drive.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that lets an AI agent drive the whole Clutter pipeline to invent a synthetic company, generate its documents, spreadsheets, emails, images and datasets, poll for completion, and fetch download URLs through Clutter's public REST API.
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    Enables users to query Apple Health metrics, workouts, and trends from CSV files exported via the Health Auto Export app. It allows MCP clients to analyze health data such as heart rate, sleep stages, and activity levels directly from local iCloud Drive storage.
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    Enables a local assistant to drive a full data workbench: ingest messy files, clean them with versioned and undoable steps, enforce quality rules, build charts and dashboards as code, train quick models, and ask questions of the data—all on the user's own machine.
    MIT