List all available tools exposed by an MCP server to enable inspection and testing of server capabilities.
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"An MCP server for CEO outreach and engagement" matching MCP tools:
- Terminate an engagement in DefectDojo by specifying its ID using this MCP server tool. Simplifies vulnerability management workflows by programmatically closing engagements.MIT
- Interpret a leadership change type (e.g., CEO or CTO change) to determine optimal outreach timing and pitch angle for B2B sales.
- Generate documentation for an MCP server to help developers understand and implement custom tools for AI assistants like Claude Desktop and Cursor.
- Generate a platform-specific outreach draft for a lead by analyzing their post and selecting the right engagement action—comment, reply, or DM—to produce a tailored message ready to paste.MIT
- Test connectivity to an MCP server by sending a live check. Returns success, response time, HTTP status, and errors for diagnostics.MIT
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- Invoke any registered tool on an MCP server by name. Supports shapeshifted warm pools or ad-hoc transient calls, with stats recording and output truncation for long responses.MIT
- Retrieve an MCP server by ID or slug to get details including parent integration, status, and creation time. Use this to access the server record instead of the integration config.MIT
- Retrieve the capabilities exposed by an MCP server instance, including total counts and current tool, resource, and prompt surfaces. Use for server-specific exposure instead of integration-level lists.MIT
- Check if the MCP server is alive and responsive. Returns a pong with timestamp and server version.MIT
- Create an MCP integration by registering an external server URL with Portkey. Returns the integration ID and slug; supports authentication via headers, OAuth, or none.MIT
- List paginated MCP server records in your organization to discover server IDs and total count.MIT
- Audit per-user access for an MCP server by returning default access mode, override flags, and connection status to identify users who can access it.MIT
- Check MCP server connectivity by sending an optional message and receiving 'pong' in return.Apache 2.0
- Immediately grant or revoke user access to an MCP server. Overrides default access for selected users.MIT
- Permanently delete an MCP server instance, immediately revoking all connected users' access. Use only after confirming no workflows depend on it.MIT
- Create a new MCP server under an existing integration. Returns the server ID and slug for further configuration.MIT
- Retrieve the server state and loaded contract metadata from the JSON Contracts MCP server.Apache 2.0
- Score an MCP server manifest against the specification. Runs 18 checks across REQUIRED, RECOMMENDED, and BEST PRACTICE tiers to return a grade from A+ to F.Apache 2.0
- Update capabilities on an MCP server by enabling or disabling tools, prompts, or resources. Changes apply immediately and override integration-level settings.MIT