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    MCP server for live collaborative drawing on ExcaliDash, enabling diagram creation and editing with instant browser updates via Socket.IO.
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    A persistent server using Unix sockets that provides file operations and real-time communication capabilities through both SSE and Socket.IO interfaces.
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    An MCP server for Overleaf that allows Claude or other agents to navigate projects, read and edit .tex files, compile, and interact with review-panel comments via Overleaf's real-time Socket.IO API, with seamless support for tracked changes as pending suggestions.
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    Enables interaction with a self-hosted RomM library over stdio or authenticated Streamable HTTP, exposing read/write tools for platforms, ROMs, collections, progress, API operations, file transfers, and Socket.IO realtime events with operator-controlled switches.
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    Turns every operation of a Kalagh messaging provider (WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, email) — channels, contacts, chats, messages, media and logs — into Claude tools, carried over REST, Socket.IO or gRPC with schema-validated arguments and destructive routes gated. Ships as a Claude Desktop extension and runs read-only on request.
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    Enables remote discovery, saved configuration management, lifecycle operations, service observation, finite logs, and durable operation tracking for Dockge stacks through an authenticated Socket.IO protocol, with write, delete, and environment actions independently permissioned.
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