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"Alfa Romeo" matching MCP tools:

  • Find available model-range catalogues for Fiat, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Abarth and commercial vehicles by filtering on sub-make code or catalogue name text.
    MIT
  • Transfers local files or directories to the ROMEO HPC cluster for Slurm job preparation and execution. Verifies uploads by default.
    MIT
  • Retrieve files or directories from a ROMEO HPC cluster to a local machine, with optional recursive transfer and verification.
    MIT
  • Convert tickers, cashtags, names, handles, contract addresses, CoinGecko IDs, FIGIs, or CIKs into reusable IDs for events and calls; exact-match lookup, not search.
    MIT
  • Create, update, delete, or activate Auto drafts without running them. Park EQL queries as inactive drafts, remove them, or convert a draft into a live monitored query that fires automatically.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Searches multiple free engines in parallel to return titles, URLs, and snippets for a query, so you can choose a page to fetch and read.
    MIT

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    Enables AI assistants to look up Fiat, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, and Abarth ePER v84 parts data by VIN, resolve part-number supersessions, and view drawings with relevant parts highlighted.
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    MIT

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  • Fetches a page URL to extract its main article content as markdown, enabling full-text reading after a web search.
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  • Verify Elfa API access and plan limits by checking key tier, credit usage, remaining requests, and reachability; returns the earliest unix timestamp available for historical data.
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  • List or fetch saved Auto drafts without activating them; drafts are parked queries that never evaluate or fire.
    MIT
  • Retrieve crypto and equity market developments, storylines, and arcs from social posts; search by topic, filter by asset, or fetch by ID.
    MIT
  • Convert a plain-language monitoring request into an EQL query for Elfa's real-time tweet conditions; drafts only, and nothing runs until you activate it.
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  • Extracts source-linked written analysis of market-moving topics when counts are insufficient, and summarizes events for up to five supplied keywords.
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  • Retrieve llms.txt or llms-full.txt from a domain to obtain structured summaries designed for LLMs. Use for documentation sites before fetching individual pages.
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  • Search and rank X and Telegram social posts by ticker, keyword, or account, or retrieve token news feeds with engagement metrics and links.
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  • Get X accounts ranked by standing (engagement from other accounts) or, with metric, by track record as callers. Use alphaScore for best callers; track metrics need 20+ scored positions.
    MIT
  • Validates EQL queries and estimates activation cost before running them; optionally checks whether a symbol has market data on a venue.
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  • Retrieve account position activity from X and Telegram, including position changes, episodes with entry/exit prices and track record, and current longs or shorts for a specific asset.
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  • Read Auto monitoring queries, poll latest evaluations, and inspect execution history plus LLM session analysis; use method=get with pollAfterSeconds for updates.
    MIT
  • Activate, cancel, or delete Auto queries to automate crypto social monitoring and trigger notifications or webhooks.
    MIT
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  • Identify tokens and contract addresses gaining social attention on X and Telegram, ranked by mention volume and change versus the previous window.
    MIT