Retrieve detailed information for a specific smart contract security finding using its ID or slug. Access full details on impact, tags, and related data.
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"A server for finding earthquake-related information" matching MCP tools:
- Check whether a Glendale address or coordinates fall in California earthquake hazard zones: Alquist-Priolo fault rupture, liquefaction, or earthquake-induced landslide.GPL 3.0
- Find relevant information across stored documentation using natural language queries. Returns ranked excerpts with context for specific details, code examples, or related documentation.MIT
- Retrieve detailed earthquake information by USGS event ID, including location, magnitude, and time.MIT
- Retrieve earthquake statistics for a specified time period and geographic region, including magnitude distribution, deepest, strongest, and average values.MIT
- Retrieve detailed earthquake information and origin quality metrics using a USGS event ID, such as 'us6000d3zh'.MIT
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- Retrieve detailed JSON information about a specific AWS IAM Access Analyzer finding by providing region, analyzer ARN, and finding ID.Apache 2.0
- Fetch earthquake news for specific locations and date ranges to monitor seismic activity and stay informed about recent events.MIT
- Retrieve build-related information for Renesas FSP components used in RA MCU development.-
- Retrieve audit events for a security finding. Track changes and user actions related to the finding.MIT
- Get detailed information about a specific USGS earthquake event. Provide the event ID to retrieve magnitude, location, time, and more.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve basic earthquake details including preferred origin, magnitude, station magnitudes, and amplitudes using a specific event ID from a prior query.AGPL 3.0
- Claim a finding to reserve it for your agent, preventing duplicate work. Automatically released after 30 minutes or when closed; renew by claiming again.MIT
- Record the outcome for a performance finding, marking it as resolved, dismissed, or open. Include a note explaining the solution or rationale for future readers.MIT
- Search across screen, voice, and clipboard entries to find content semantically related to any query. Returns a unified ranked list with source tags for open-ended recall spanning multiple data types.AGPL 3.0
- Query earthquake events from FDSN datacenters with filters for time, magnitude, location, and radius. Get a compact table of events with preferred origin and magnitude.AGPL 3.0
- Extract network IOCs and file relationships from a file hash to pivot from malware samples to domains, IPs, and related files.MIT
- List locally tracked official information requests from newest to oldest. Use for dashboards, triage, or to find an ID before retrieving full correspondence.MIT
- Get remediation advice for a single finding as GitHub-flavored markdown. When AI Assist is enabled and within budget this is a suggestion written for this exact finding; otherwise it falls back to the static guidance-library text and says…MIT
- Propose a code finding—bug, refactor, performance issue—anchored to a line range during a guided review. The human accepts, edits, or discards it; only accepted proposals become comments.MIT
- Re-check findings after deploying a fix: fetch the live page once and return verified, still_failing, or unverifiable per finding.MIT