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"A server for finding food outlets near me" matching MCP tools:

  • Find spots in audio where two keywords appear near each other. Use it to locate contextual discussions like 'startup' near 'funding'.
    MIT
  • Find places and local businesses with addresses, ratings, hours, and coordinates. Use for 'near me' queries or any location-based search.
    MIT
  • Find recent bird sightings near any location using latitude and longitude. Get a list of species observed or use it to answer 'what birds are near me now'.
    MIT
  • Submit a validated release for distribution to stores and outlets. Use an idempotency key to safely retry calls without duplicate submissions.
    MIT
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    MCP server for AI-native restaurant discovery with three-tier search (verified, menu_indexed, discovered), Menu Protocol menus, and structured menu validation.
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    Odds are, most of what you want to build is already open source. Tell your AI agent what you're making, and it finds it: which repos to use as they are, which to adapt, and what's left for you to write. Every repo it names is real, licensed for your use or flagged, and checked live.
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  • AI-native restaurant discovery: verified/menu-indexed/discovered tiers + signed allergy-safety data.

  • Find participating local service providers and book live appointment times.

  • Find local businesses, restaurants, and services with addresses, ratings, phone numbers, and hours. Use for queries like 'near me' or specific locations; falls back to web search if no local results.
    MIT
  • Search audit findings by title, severity, or status to check for duplicates before creating a new finding or to locate a specific finding for update or evidence attachment.
    MIT
  • Search cat foods by ingredients, health conditions, or food form. Filter results by protein, carbs, and more to find the right food for your cat.
    MIT
  • Find grocery stores near any Swiss location by ZIP code, GPS coordinates, or address. Filter by chain and search radius to get store names, addresses, and opening hours.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Get statewide public library totals for systems, branch outlets, collections, and usage for any US state using its two-letter code.
    MIT
  • Search the journalists dataset. Searches the journalists index (dataset id enum value `journalists`) — public journalist and reporter records crawled from news outlets' own staff/author pages, for PR outreach.
    MIT
  • Send NEAR tokens from a signer account to a receiver account. Specify the amount in NEAR and choose between testnet or mainnet.
    MIT
  • Control device power actions and manage PDU outlets: list available actions, execute reboot/shutdown, and trigger outlet cycles with attach/detach device options.
    MIT
  • Search and filter the USDA food database by category, tags, and dietary exclusions. Get macros and derived calories per unit for each food.
    MIT
  • Calculate exact macros and calories for a specified food portion. Provide food name, amount, and unit to get protein, carbs, fat, and calorie values from USDA data.
    MIT
  • Search Garmin's food catalog to locate branded packaged foods by name and retrieve food IDs, sources, and serving macros needed for logging.
    MIT
  • Add a food entry to your Cronometer diary by specifying food ID, source, weight in grams, and date for accurate nutrition tracking.
    MIT