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"A server for running bioinformatics tools" matching MCP tools:

  • List the available scopes on this server to group related tools and use them as search terms for filtering tool lists.
    MIT
  • Ping a database connection using SELECT 1, return server version and latency to verify credentials and network path without running schema inspection.
  • Discover running Next.js dev servers and list their MCP tools for runtime diagnostics, route inspection, and component analysis.
    MIT
  • Re-detect available command-line search tools on your system. Use this when you install new tools like ripgrep after server startup to ensure they are recognized.
  • Call a specific MCP tool on a running Next.js dev server. Provide the server port and tool name. Use nextjs_index first to discover available tools, servers, and input schemas.
    MIT

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  • Test connectivity to the food recipe semantic search server. Receive a greeting response to confirm the server is operational and ready for recipe queries.
    MIT
  • Retrieve and analyze the configuration of the Sinch MCP server to identify enabled or disabled tools, along with troubleshooting details for disabled tools.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search bioRxiv for recent academic papers by research category. Filter papers from the last 30 days using discipline keywords like 'bioinformatics' or 'neuroscience' to find relevant preprints.
  • Retrieve captured stdout/stderr from a running Godot project. Use when runtime tools fail to surface script errors, missing nodes, or crash backtraces. Returns the last `limit` lines of output.
    MIT
  • Verify server identity and protocol compatibility by retrieving the manifest with protocol version, server name, and available capabilities before interacting with tools.
    Apache 2.0
  • Submit a Python script for asynchronous execution in YADE, receiving a task ID immediately. Use for long-running simulations; monitor progress and cancel via companion tools.
    MIT
  • Lists all active and exited pseudo-terminal sessions to monitor running processes, check status, and obtain session IDs for management tools.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Launch the PureScript IDE server to enable type checking, auto-completion, and error detection. Automatically stops existing servers to prevent conflicts, selects a random port, and requires an absolute project path. Essential for pursIde* tools functionality.
  • Verify connection to the Godot Language Server by checking status, host, and port. Confirm the Godot editor is running before using semantic analysis tools.
    MIT
  • Verify running IDE server processes to prevent resource conflicts. Checks Tree-sitter parser status and purs IDE server availability. Use before starting new IDE servers to ensure no duplicate processes.
  • Attach MCP runtime tools to an already running Godot process. Injects the McpBridge autoload to enable tool communication. Use after manually launching Godot.
    MIT