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"A tool or platform for performing advanced math" matching MCP tools:

  • Discover available math tools by category. Retrieve full descriptors and input schemas for every tool in a category to prepare for execution.
    MIT
  • Run arbitrary Python code within Blender to handle advanced tasks beyond standard tools, using bpy, mathutils, and math, with results in a 'result' variable.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full schema, description, and input parameters for a named math tool. Use it after listing tools to learn how to call the chosen tool correctly.
    MIT
  • Disable an advanced tool for the current session to reduce context consumption, or list active tools by omitting the tool name.
    MIT
  • Run a selected mathematical or statistical tool by passing its name and arguments, solving equations, computing derivatives or integrals, or performing data analysis.
    MIT
  • Inspect any discovered tool or editor attribute path to expose actual signatures, enabling advanced scripting with accurate parameter details.
    MIT

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    Enables advanced mathematics operations including linear algebra, vector math, symbolic computation, and calculus through MCP tools. Designed for use with Claude and other MCP-compatible LLMs.
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  • Publish a markdown article to Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, or Substack. Choose draft or published status, add tags, canonical URL, series, and cover image. Requires platform credentials configured via the setup tool.
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  • Generate a bug report for this MCP server when a tool is missing, results contradict descriptions, or errors make no sense. Includes observed details plus version/platform, without credentials.
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  • Build a Docker image from a Dockerfile using the daemon's classic builder. Ideal for simple single-platform builds from a local build context.
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  • Fetch a repository's manifest directly from a registry over HTTPS, without a Docker daemon or CLI. Returns single or multi-platform manifest details for a given tag or digest.
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  • Execute custom JavaScript in Photopea to automate advanced image editing tasks beyond standard tools. Access full Photopea DOM for direct manipulation of documents, layers, and more.
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  • Batch-fetch up to 100 profiles by providing platform and username pairs. Returns profile data for found accounts and lists unmatched handles.
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  • Run custom ExtendScript (JSX) code inside Photoshop when no built-in tool covers the operation. Returns the script result as text or JSON and supports long-running jobs via a custom timeout.
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  • Find creators by name, handle, or partial name using lookup index, with optional platform, follower, and engagement filters.
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  • Create a post for one or more social platforms with the option to publish now, schedule for a future time, or save as a draft to validate and publish later.
    MIT
  • List downloadable doctrine and agent asset artifacts to import as native skill or rule files into your AI coding tool. Returns assets with format, version, download URL, and platform target.
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  • Run deterministic read-only queries and computations on connected data sources: aggregate, filter, group, or apply math/statistics modules without altering data.
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