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    An MCP server that lets you order your usual pizza from Domino's with a single tool call, using cash at pickup. It supports checking store status, menus, coupons, and dry-run pricing, with a hard confirmation gate before placing real orders.
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    MIT
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    Buy at cash-only or unsupported shops by paying crypto (BTC signet, USDC) to a proxy shopper through a 2-of-3 escrow with timelocks over Nostr, or earn as a proxy shopper. Tools that move money act only with confirm: true.
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    Enables Claude or any MCP client to query a Toast POS using plain English, with 55 read-only tools covering orders, sales, labor, employees, menus, inventory, customers, and cash.
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    Hosted MCP server for Argentine commerce: real AFIP/ARCA fiscal invoicing (live CAE), MercadoPago payments, logistics, catalog, cash register and WhatsApp behind one authenticated endpoint. Includes 9 no-auth fiscal validation/formatting tools.
    MIT
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    Enables COD commerce checkout agents to enforce merchant-defined cash-on-delivery rules, partial prepayment, offers, delivery risk scoring, and serviceability checks, with audit-trail logging and fail-closed degraded behavior.
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    Enables OpenClaw agents to discover and purchase official checked records directly from the live Paylyte MCP, paying from a Coinbase Wallet or CDP on Base, and receiving verified file bytes with a hash and Bitcoin stamp.
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    MCP server for the Roastify Developer API, letting AI agents browse the coffee catalog and generate packaging artwork, with paid tools settled in Bitcoin Lightning.
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    Enables voice-driven shopping over Streamable HTTP, letting users browse products, hear descriptions, manage a persistent cart, and place confirmed cash-on-delivery orders without a screen.
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    Enables AI assistants to query a retail and food-service point-of-sale database through predefined business tools for sales summaries, top products, margins, stagnant inventory, cash reconciliation, and optional stock adjustments, returning formatted markdown answers.
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    Enables AI agents to interact with the DeuxOrders backend through domain capabilities such as clients, CRM, orders, products, inventory, cash register, and dashboard, exposed as MCP tools over stdio or HTTP.
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    An MCP server and app that enables users to browse restaurants, view menus, manage shopping carts, and place food orders with live status tracking. It serves as a reference implementation for MCP Apps SDK patterns like tool visibility, lifecycle hooks, and structured content.
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    Enables analysis of cross-border e-commerce data from imported JSON reports, providing tools for order, product, inventory, profit, advertising, creator, and customer service analytics using deterministic formulas.
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    Enables AI agents to discover payable real-world services — such as EV charging and food — through a unified registry and downstream gateway, then complete payments via swappable rails. Exposes tools for listing services and federated downstream servers, searching nearby chargers, and obtaining payment quotes or card credentials for agent-driven checkout.
    MIT