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    Provides phone intelligence for AI voice agents, enabling inbound caller identification, outbound risk assessment, line type detection, and do-not-contact checks via four read-only MCP tools.
    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to create, read, view, and edit Apple Numbers spreadsheets through the Model Context Protocol, leveraging both a parser engine and the Numbers application for formula evaluation and export.
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    Number utilities MCP server providing base conversion, Roman numeral conversion, and English word spelling of integers.
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    Current, source-cited US federal tax constants and freelancer calculators for tax year 2026, including the July 1 mid-year mileage change. Every response carries its IRS/SSA primary source and a last-verified date; refuses rather than guesses.
    MIT
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    A Model Context Protocol server that provides basic calculator functionality for LLMs, enabling them to perform mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulo, and square root.
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    Enables users to perform mathematical calculations through natural language by integrating an AI model with calculator tools via the Model Context Protocol.
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    A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server example with calculator tools, built using FastMCP.
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    Provides four MCP tools for neural retrieval: personalized user recommendations, item-to-item similarity, cold-start text search, and explainable recommendation scores, enabling LLM agents to query a trained two-tower recommender over Amazon Reviews data.
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    An MCP server that exposes 16 calculator operations as tools, enabling arithmetic, rounding, and root calculations via natural language.
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    Exposes basic calculator operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide, power, square root, modulus) through the Model Context Protocol.
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    An MCP server that integrates the MathJS library to provide AI models with advanced calculation capabilities, including support for complex numbers, matrices, and unit conversions. It supports both stdio and HTTP transports for seamless integration with clients like Claude Desktop and GitHub Copilot.
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    A simple MCP server that provides basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, power, and square root.
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    Provides basic mathematical operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and power calculations through a Model Context Protocol interface.
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    MCP server for mathematical calculations with high-precision arithmetic, statistics, unit conversion, and financial math tools.
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    A simple MCP server that provides calculator tools for basic arithmetic operations with zero-division protection.
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    A cloud-deployable math tool server that provides calculator capabilities to local LLM agents via the Model Context Protocol and Server-Sent Events. It allows instructors to host a centralized calculation engine that students can connect to from their local development environments.
    MIT