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    A local MCP server that drives one disposable copy of VRoid Studio through the application's own managed API, exposing 86 tools for character parameters, textures, bounded makeup editing, hair authoring, Dress-up outfit assembly, and VRM export without mouse automation, OCR, or screen scraping. It also verifies installations into an isolated lab directory and guards the copy against writes outside that lab.
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    Enables LLM-driven text game state management by exposing MCP tools for managing players, locations, items, entities, and abstract concepts.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI-powered image generation through Stability AI and Black Forest Labs APIs, allowing users to create images from detailed text prompts with customizable settings and comprehensive metadata tracking.
    MIT
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    Enables access to Usage and Billing APIs for managing accounts, products, meters, plans, and usage reporting. Supports operations like creating products/plans, reporting usage, and retrieving billing information.
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    Enables creation and management of structured game worlds for text adventures and RPGs with character creation, world generation, and natural language interaction through AI integration.
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    Gives an agent eyes and hands to play a game running in a single window: it captures the client area as JPEG frames and sends validated keyboard, mouse, and wait actions, optionally in background mode so the game never takes focus. Actions are restricted to a whitelist with clamping and per-call limits, keeping the agent from reaching the rest of the OS.
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    Enables interaction with the AnyAnyGame Turing test service via HTTP and WebSocket, exposing tools for auth, matching, messaging, and meme search.
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    Enables AI agents to play local Windows games through low-level keyboard/mouse input, screen capture, OCR, and per-game profiles for semantic actions.
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