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"A tool or software called Blender" matching MCP tools:

  • Delete a software tool entry by providing its unique ID. This permanently removes the tool from the Trollspace API.
    Apache 2.0
  • Modify any field of a software tool entry in the Trollspace database, including name, URL, category, description, or rating, by providing the tool ID.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve all 44 software categories with their slugs and display names to identify the correct category for browsing tools or comparing prices.
    MIT
  • Create photorealistic hero images of CAD parts and assemblies in presentation quality. Works with Blender or other renderers without modifying the live model.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Check whether an agent called the expected tool or sequence by comparing expected versus actual calls, with optional argument, order, and unexpected-call penalization.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve compact skill URLs for all product skills in one call. Use when a client needs every skill URL at once, not for Software-tab refresh or hashed registry discovery.
    Apache 2.0
  • Read hub Software-tab cards (GET /v1/software): every product including AZChat LIVE+bound, sorted Plain A–Z → Gate A–Z → Lock A–Z (Clock ≠ Lock). Not the hashed live/stub registry. Use this when a hub or client refreshes the Software tab.
    Apache 2.0
  • Import a Blender scene or exported model into TouchDesigner with a complete render scaffold: geometry, PBR material, lights, camera, and Render TOP output.
    MIT
  • Browse software products tracked for end-of-life information to discover available products and find software users inquire about. Returns product names, descriptions, and metadata.
    MIT
  • Run arbitrary Python code inside Blender to perform custom operations when no dedicated tool fits. Assign output to 'result' to retrieve data.
    MIT
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  • Aggregate tool-usage logs to identify most-called, error-prone, slow, and unused tools, providing latency percentiles and error rates to improve server performance.
    MIT
  • Execute Python scripts within Blender to automate 3D content creation, query scene data, and control the software remotely through the MCP Bridge.
    MIT
  • Connect to a Q-SYS Core or Designer emulator over QRC protocol. Must be called before any other tool to establish communication.
    MIT