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    A TypeScript MCP server that evaluates MCP capabilities over RAG approaches, integrating with Google Calendar to enable querying meetings and events via chat.
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    Enables bilingual Arabic/English knowledge assistance through MCP, including knowledge base inspection, document retrieval, arithmetic evaluation, and Hijri-Gregorian calendar conversion.
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    MCP server that converts .eml email exports (Gmail, Outlook, and other archives) into clean Markdown with YAML front matter — splitting reply threads, stripping signatures and quoted history, extracting attachments, and parsing calendar invites. Built for feeding archived email into RAG and LLM pipelines.
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    PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0
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    Provides Kenya precision agriculture tools via MCP, including crop calendar, fertilizer guide, pest alerts, and KALRO crop variety recommendations.
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    Connects AI assistants to the UNED virtual campus (agora.uned.es, Moodle) so students can log in via SSO, sync course materials, and search or read extracted text with page-level citations. It also surfaces deadlines, announcements, grades, classes and calendar events, tracks topic-by-topic progress, generates weekly study plans and exports dates to an .ics calendar.
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    Enables querying and browsing educational resources from AMB Nostr relays — cross-content full-text search, passage retrieval with citations, filtering by publisher, subject, level or type, SKOS vocabulary lookup, calendar event search, and URL-to-form-prefill metadata extraction. It also supports signing and publishing Nostr events (including AMB educational resources) via NIP-46 remote signing, with stdio, HTTP and ContextVM transports.
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    AGPL 3.0
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    Provides 35 MCP tools for Chinese metaphysical divination, including BaZi, ZiWei, QiMen, and daily fortune subscriptions, enabling AI agents to perform complex fortune-telling and calendar predictions.
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    Gives every agent one shared, token-scoped gateway to a personal corpus of mail, texts, calendar, bookmarks, coding sessions and saved pages, plus a current profile, notes, and skills and styles distilled from approved work. Agents call it first to load context and then search, read, save, or record new knowledge, so context learned in one tool carries into the next.
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    Enables natural-language management of calendar events, notes, and scanned or photographed documents through a ReAct agent that schedules and reschedules events, detects scheduling conflicts, and searches notes with hybrid vector plus keyword retrieval. It also ingests visual documents via an OCR/CNN vision worker, stores long-term agent facts, and synthesizes cross-context summaries.
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    Gives an AI assistant a private, local memory of every past conversation, automatically surfacing relevant earlier exchanges and providing tools to search, read, browse a calendar of, and forget them.
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    Enables agents to access Google Calendar events, search Gmail, and semantically search local notes through MCP tools, with safety guardrails and human-in-the-loop approval.
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    Lets Claude answer questions about your own past computer activity by reading a local, AES-256-encrypted database of screenshots, OCR text, calendar events, conversations, and location traces in read-only mode. Queries like "What was I doing last Wednesday at noon?" are resolved entirely on your machine, with no network service or cloud involvement.
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