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"A platform for asking and answering questions in Chinese" matching MCP tools:

  • Provides a cognitive scaffold to catch reasoning shortcuts and premature conclusions before answering complex analytical questions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve stored project facts and user preferences: architectural decisions, naming conventions, pinned dependencies. Use before answering build questions to avoid re-asking for known info.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the Aurum library version, manifest SHA, generation timestamp, and platform coverage to verify the exact snapshot before answering version-specific questions.
    MIT
  • Search and list claims from Verum Signal's corpus by topic or recency, filterable by outlet and verdict, to retrieve rated claims for answering subject questions.
    MIT

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    Enables any MCP-compatible AI assistant to search, filter, and retrieve information from a local document collection using a hybrid search pipeline with vector, BM25, reranking, and LLM enrichment.
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    MCP server for parsing Chinese fuzzy time expressions (e.g., '昨天', '下午3点', '中秋节') into standard datetime formats.
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    Asking support MCP: read conversations, contacts and reports, and reply with scoped consent.

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  • Check which notice types are included or refused, plus data licence and privacy terms, before answering questions about notices in The Gazette's public record.
    MIT
  • Find relevant product documentation before answering product or policy questions, ensuring every claim is grounded in verified returned docs.
    MIT
  • Define federal-spending terms from USAspending glossary to confirm terminology before answering compliance or budget questions.
    MIT
  • Read undelivered task messages for an installation to identify questions that require replies; acknowledgment is separate from answering.
    MIT
  • Read a notebook's own source summary and suggested questions via RPC without a browser, previewing what a notebook contains more cheaply than asking a question.
    MIT
  • Search indexed code and documentation using hybrid semantic and keyword retrieval. Ideal for answering questions about your codebase and project architecture.
    Apache 2.0
  • Open and read a Google Play App content declaration form in the browser so you can review its questions and options before answering.
    MIT
  • Read the server README to understand its architecture, bot-challenge workaround, and teaching contract before answering Stellaris player questions.
    MIT
  • Analyze local images for OCR, content extraction, description, comparison, or question answering with a single API call.
    MIT
  • Look up DIANA terminology in English or Chinese to map an English term to the GUI label users see, or a Chinese label back to its English term and manual keyword.
    Apache 2.0