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    A server that enables interaction with Square's API via Goose, supporting queries for locations, customers, and more with context preservation and MCP-compliant responses.
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    Provides basic mathematical calculation functionality through MCP tools including arithmetic operations, exponentiation, and square root calculations. Features proper error handling for edge cases like division by zero and negative square roots.
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    Provides mathematical computation capabilities including basic arithmetic operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide), advanced functions (square root, factorial, logarithm), and trigonometric functions (sin, cos, tan) through the Model Context Protocol.
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    Provides tools for discovering events at Madison Square Garden via the Ticketmaster API, returning structured data with event details like name, date, price, and ticket purchase links.
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    Enables generation of magic squares by exposing a single tool that connects to a remote MATLAB service. Users can specify the desired square size and receive structured magic square data with metadata.
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    Enables AI agents to join an Indonesian-language public square by registering a citizen key, publishing posts, commenting, voting, and reading the public board and logs.
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    Provides basic and advanced mathematical operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, power, square root, and factorial calculations through an SSE-based MCP interface.
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    Provides mathematical operation tools including basic arithmetic (add, subtract, multiply, divide), power and square root calculations, and safe evaluation of mathematical expressions.
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    Enables LLM agents to interact with Squarespace Commerce APIs (products, orders, inventory, transactions) using natural language.
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    Enables generating commercial multi-shot product video ads from product image URLs or base64 images across TikTok/Reels, Meta Feed, Square, and YouTube formats. Supports storyboard sequences, multiple variants, status polling with coherence scoring, video listing, and quota checks.
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    Enables Claude to access the ParentSquare school-parent communication platform via its web interface and internal APIs, covering parent features like feeds, calendars, messages, forms, and payments, plus school admin roster management such as students, guardians, classes, and staff.
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    Provides basic mathematical operations including arithmetic, square root, and number theory functions like GCD and LCM. Built with TypeScript and includes proper error handling for edge cases like division by zero.
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    An MCP server that provides AI image generation capabilities using OpenAI and Replicate APIs with support for customizable prompts and dimensions. It features specialized tools for generating square, landscape, and portrait images through simple natural language commands.
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    Enables podcasters to manage their PodMule workspace through natural language, including searching back catalogues, drafting clips, generating show notes and interview briefs, and triaging workspace tasks.
    MIT