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"A server or service for accessing sports data" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve comprehensive raw quota and parameter data from EcoFlow devices for debugging purposes or accessing device-specific parameters not available through standard monitoring tools.
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  • Retrieve detailed information about a specific file in the OSRS data directory using the filename. Designed for accessing game data definitions via the OSRS MCP Server.
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  • Check which sports RapidOddsAPI covers, or view market types and bookmakers for a specific sport. Avoid invalid sport IDs and market types that return no odds.
    MIT
  • Create an immutable Docker Swarm config object to store non-sensitive configuration files like nginx.conf or app.yaml for mounting into service containers.
    MIT

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  • Sports MCP — wraps TheSportsDB API (free tier, test key 3, no auth required)

  • Sports Feeds MCP.

  • Search for local service providers by profession and location. Use attribute filters to narrow by specialization or service mode for precise results.
    MIT
  • Run commands inside a running Docker Compose service container. Specify service and argv, with options for user, workdir, env, and project files.
    MIT
  • Wait for a Docker Swarm service to reach target replicas or complete a rolling update. Returns status even on timeout, indicating whether the condition was met.
    MIT
  • List all Docker Swarm tasks cluster-wide in one call. Filter by node, service, or desired state. Returns full task documents including container specs.
    MIT
  • Create or update service-based Home Assistant entity groups via group.set, including adding or removing members, for compatibility with existing YAML or service-defined groups.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Run any Home Assistant service or WebSocket command not covered by a dedicated tool. Use for services like light.turn_on or climate.set_temperature, with domain, service, and data.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Discover which sports PropLine polls. Returns sport keys, titles, and active status for use with other tools.
    MIT
  • Find the right web-data endpoint by keyword or service. Returns matching fetcher.sh endpoints with paths, descriptions, and per-call prices to guide further data fetching.
    MIT
  • Read live CPU, memory, network and PID usage for a running service to see how much a healthy service consumes. Branch on the available flag: null counters mean unknown, not idle.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get port data with enriched metadata including canonical name, roles, OS, and storage type for each service to analyze relationships and filter by role.
    MIT
  • Deploy a multi-service application from a single API call by providing an instant.yaml manifest with service definitions and build tarballs, receiving a live URL.
    MIT
  • Create a new empty Lizard service or deploy a GitHub or Lizard Git repository as a service; omit repoUrl to configure later, or provide it to deploy immediately.
    MIT
    Destructive