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"Analysis of March 18th JFK Assassination Document Releases" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the structured block tree of a Feishu document, including block types, content, and hierarchy, for precise document analysis.
    MIT
  • Compute the expected check digit for the first 17 characters of a Unified Social Credit Identifier to verify the 18th character, validating transcription accuracy offline.
    MIT
  • Fetch the full text of a cited document section by path and heading when a search excerpt lacks context; omit the heading to read the whole document.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Compare an existing Google Play track to a desired releases array to preview the before snapshot and exact PUT proposal without creating or committing an edit.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve all active press releases and blog articles owned by your account, excluding reported items. Available for free accounts, no paid membership required.
    MIT

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    A registry of product release notes from across the web, normalized, summarized, and queryable via MCP. Enables agents and developers to search and retrieve the latest releases from hundreds of vendors.
    53 npm
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    Apache 2.0
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    Enables searching and retrieving documents that congressional committees publish on their own websites, including press releases, oversight letters, staff reports, and interview transcripts, with no authentication required.
    423 npm
    MIT

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  • List project releases with aggregated manual test and launch stats. Filter by status, search, and paginate to manage large release sets.
    MIT
  • Check the progress of a batch rendering job and get document IDs to download PDFs once the job finishes. Poll until the job reaches a terminal state.
    MIT
  • Place an external image file as a new layer in the active document at absolute canvas coordinates (x/y), enabling precise compositing of assets into an open Photoshop document.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate a PDF preview of a document template without mutating data. Uses a sample document, the latest real document of its kind, or synthetic watermarked data to reveal missing QR-IBAN issues.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Chick-fil-A press releases, blog stories, corporate pages, legal policies, or press-kit assets with titles, links, dates, and optional full article bodies.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ImmPort data release notes, release histories, and study release status to see which releases exist, what each contains, and when or why a study was released or updated.
    MIT
  • Retrieves the complete content of a document using its ID from search results, including title, URL, and metadata for thorough reference.
    Apache 2.0
  • List releases in your account with filters for label, live status, barcode, or catalog number. Paginated results help manage your music catalog efficiently.
    MIT
  • Update an existing document series by changing its current number or active status; deactivate series at fiscal year end or adjust numbering while avoiding duplicate document numbers.
    Elastic 2.0
  • Request a fresh VirusTotal analysis of a domain to get updated threat intelligence and detection results.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Closes a workspace and releases its solution, file watching, and host resources without changing source files. Commit or roll back active transactions first.
    MIT
  • Reverses the formation entry of a posted Rückstellung using a correcting entry. Undo any releases first; repost the provision if the correction was wrong.
    MIT
  • Retrieve AI-generated analysis summaries for specific malware analysis runs from Joe Sandbox Cloud to understand threat behavior across different system environments.
    MIT