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    Enables agents to query governed metrics through MCP, including describing metrics, running deterministic SQL against a warehouse, explaining join path preferences, and searching semantically ambiguous terms.
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    repo-release-tools mcp-server automates the software release process by managing version bumps, changelog generation, and releases. It streamlines repository maintenance by handling repetitive release tasks directly through your AI assistant.
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    A read-only PostgreSQL MCP server for AI coding agents that exposes database schema and sample data as tools, with LLM-powered semantic search enriched by a user-authored semantic layer.
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    An MCP server that generates release intelligence from GitHub repository data, correlating commits, pull requests, issues, and contributors between two git refs to produce structured context for release notes, changelogs, and summaries.
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    Enables AI agents to perform semantic search over codebases by converting natural language queries into efficient search patterns like grep and ripgrep. It utilizes LLMs to verify relevance and find code snippets that traditional keyword-based searches might miss.
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    MCP server for the OrionBelt Semantic Layer. Enables LLMs to explore governed semantic models, compile YAML metric definitions into optimized SQL across 8 engines (BigQuery, ClickHouse, Databricks, Dremio, DuckDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Snowflake), and execute analytics queries via natural language. Works with Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and Copilot.
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    MCP server for managing mobile app releases on App Store Connect and Google Play. It exposes 101 tools for iOS and Android release lifecycle and reacts to EAS/GitHub webhooks automatically.
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    A semantic router that enables discovery, management, and execution of tools across multiple MCP servers using natural language.
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    MCP server for connecting to Microsoft Fabric and Power BI semantic models, enabling workspace browsing, dataset management, TMSL retrieval, DAX queries, model creation/editing, and includes a Best Practice Analyzer with 71 rules.
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    Provides worktree-aware semantic code indexing and search via MCP, enabling agents to query indexed code and monitor indexing status while keeping lifecycle operations separate.
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    A vendor-neutral, release-aware context contract and MCP runtime that provides reliable data agents with compact metadata, semantic definitions, and validated SQL compilation.
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    An unofficial MCP server that provides semantic search capabilities for Hugging Face models and datasets, enabling Claude and other MCP-compatible clients to search, discover, and explore the Hugging Face ecosystem using natural language queries.
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    Enables MCP clients to serve and query semantic models, providing tools for entity descriptions, metric lookups, context resolution, and operation validation for AI agents.
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