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"A service or tool for analyzing trades" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve all individual trade executions for a specific order, including price, amount, fees, and date. Analyze how large orders were filled across multiple trades.
    MIT
  • 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
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  • Scans Conan projects or specific packages for security vulnerabilities using the audit.conan.io service, analyzing transitive dependencies when a path is provided or a single reference for targeted audits.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the service catalog for any local service business, including service names, descriptions, durations, and price ranges. Essential for discovering what services a business offers.
    MIT
  • Determine if a TAP service is available before querying, so an unavailable service is not mistaken for an empty catalog result. Use this tool to validate service status.
    MIT
  • Determine why a host or service failed to notify or who received alerts, by analyzing Naemon's checks for downtime, soft states, acknowledgements, and contact settings, plus recent notification history.
    MIT

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  • US data for home-service trades: service-area ZIPs, seasonal demand, review timing, service pages.

  • Local shadow MCP for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and sewer. Read-only. Not a hosted OS.

  • List job types to discover service catalog IDs for booking requests or render a services menu. Filter by active or inactive status.
    MIT
  • Retrieve backtest metrics and trades using a strategy ID or run ID. Access detailed results from saved backtests.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch up to 1,000 recent trades for a stock symbol, returning price, volume, timestamp, trade type, and direction to support market analysis.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve a user's complete trade history, including both their created trades and trades on offers they own. Filter by trade state, type, or specific user ID.
    MIT
  • Record buy and sell trades for capital gains tracking. Sell trades calculate realized gain or loss using cost basis.
    MIT
  • Fetch recent trades for any cryptocurrency instrument by providing its instrument ID. Get up to 100 of the most recent trades.
    MIT
  • Expose a deployed service by creating a public route with auto-generated URL or custom domain mapping to a service port.
    MIT
  • Fetch aggregated historical trades for a symbol, merging same-price/same-taker/same-timestamp trades. Use from_id for paging or a ≤1h time window to reconstruct trade flow.
    Apache 2.0
  • Stops a specified service in the Ambari cluster, returning request ID and status for progress tracking.
    MIT