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  • Quotes MCP — citation-grade quote API for public-domain authors.

  • Pay-per-call x402 stock, ETF, index, FX and crypto quotes, OHLCV history, ticker and coin search.

  • Create a single symbolic variable for algebraic computations. Provide a name to generate a symbolic symbol.
    MIT
  • Create symbolic variables by specifying comma-separated names. Enables symbolic algebra and calculus operations.
    MIT
  • Computes symbolic powers of algebraic expressions. Takes an expression and an exponent n to perform symbolic exponentiation.
    MIT
  • Search for quotes in Autotask PSA using filters such as company ID, contact ID, opportunity ID, or a search term to locate specific quotes.
    Apache 2.0
  • Transforms AI-generated text into a natural, human-sounding version while preserving the chosen tone and rewrite mode. Input must be at least 300 characters.
    Apache 2.0
  • Claim a unique username for the authenticated user's public profile. Validates 3–30 alphanumeric and underscore characters to ensure a valid profile handle.
    MIT
  • Search and retrieve NPC definitions from the npctypes.txt file on the OSRS MCP Server. Use a query to find specific characters and manage results with pagination for efficient data access.
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  • Translate plain text or up to 50 separate strings into a target language, with automatic source detection and support for long articles up to 100,000 characters.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search monday.com for boards, documents, folders, workspaces, updates, or items using a search term and type. Returns IDs with object type prefixes.
    MIT
  • Fetch a CAPTCHA image from VTOP to begin login and save it to a file, so you can read the characters and submit them before the code expires.
    Apache 2.0
  • Return precomputed knowledge-base summaries for broad questions about main themes; use keyword search for specific facts.
    MIT