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  • Assign existing tags to Kafka topics in Confluent Cloud, enabling organized and efficient topic management. Specify tag assignments directly through structured input.
    MIT
  • Add two numbers together using the Math-MCP server’s API, enabling accurate numerical calculations for LLMs by processing defined input values.
    MIT

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  • Add work hours to an existing payroll timesheet in Xero by specifying earnings rate, units, and date for accurate time tracking.
    MIT
  • Add emoji reactions to comments in Liveblocks collaborative rooms to express feedback and engage with team discussions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Add documents to a Meilisearch index using the MCP server. Specify indexUid and documents array to manage data efficiently for search and retrieval.
    MIT
  • Compare two tickers to find news mentioning both companies, plus individual news for context. Instantly see cross-ticker read-across and peer impacts.
    MIT
  • Calculate the sum of two numbers by providing both values as inputs to get the total result.
    MIT
  • Tracks live AI-capex deals exceeding $1B, extracting deal values and megawatt capacity from news feeds. Provides up-to-date intelligence on hyperscaler investments.
    MIT
  • Install Unity packages by ID, version, Git URL, or local path. Modifies manifest.json, triggers package resolution and domain reload. Supports registry, Git, and local packages.
    Apache 2.0
  • Load Gaussian splat assets into TouchDesigner, build a render scene with adjustable resolution, and bind an existing camera for interactive viewing.
    MIT
  • Look up Rick and Morty characters by ID or search by name to get details including status, species, origin, and location from the Rick and Morty API.
  • Create D&D 5e physical items on actors or world sidebar. Specify item type and key fields; defaults fill the rest for weapons, armor, consumables, tools, loot, or containers.
    MIT