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Enables manuscript researchers to conduct retrieval and scoring searches, inspect human-readable results, record inline reviews, rescore cached corpora, and export reports or ChatGPT-ready research packets.

Enables querying Federal Reserve communications as structured data: FOMC meeting calendar, policy statements with parsed rate decisions, votes, and sentence-level redlines, minutes by section, speeches and testimony, and the Beige Book by district.

Enables querying HEC-RAS project information, geometry elements, plan results, and compute messages through natural language, allowing interaction with hydraulic modeling projects.

Enables bounded, read-only access to approved HEC-HMS text project files and selected scalar, gage, and control/run relationship fields through MCP tools. Returns compact source-verified answers with versions, units, counts, truncation, and blockers while enforcing configurable root, row, character, and time limits.

Provides AI tools with direct read access to the Built Online Podcast Command Center data, enabling validation, recommendations, and visibility of missing data without guessing.

QuantContext turns plain-English strategy descriptions into executable quant research by screening stocks, backtesting, and performing factor analysis using real market data.

Turns a comma.ai Panda into a conversational CAN reverse-engineering rig, allowing users to record, diff, find signals, and send frames through natural language with Claude.