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  • 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
  • Reports the version of the gitea-mcp server by reading the package version, requiring no network requests.
    MIT
  • Save a cached attachment to the MCP server's filesystem using its cache key. Specify the full server path to store files for server-side processing or shared network access.
    MIT
  • Verify connection and detect version drift for the SLAM Commerce MCP server by introspecting protocol versions, database status, and store metadata.
    MIT
  • Statically audits MCP server Python files by enumerating tools registered via decorators and reporting security risks including shell execution, filesystem writes, network egress, and code injection.
    MIT
  • Search MCP Protocol and FastMCP documentation to find relevant guides for building MCP servers, with ranked results and optional source filtering.
    MIT
  • Parse a Lingua Universale (.lu) protocol text into a structured JSON with protocol name, roles, steps, and properties.
    Apache 2.0
  • Recommends the next MCP server to add by analyzing your current stack and new project context, with reasons.
    MIT
  • Generate a TypeScript skeleton for an n8n custom node from a plain-English description. Returns a complete code file with description, credentials, and an execute method stub.
    MIT
  • Retrieve device registry details including integration, manufacturer, model, and connections to identify network protocol and configuration entry for debugging or re-pairing.
    MIT
  • Run server-side checks to diagnose Context Mode installation. Returns a plain-text status report with [OK]/[FAIL]/[WARN] prefixes, safe for rendering across MCP clients.
    Elastic 2.0