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"Axios" matching MCP tools:

  • Route requests through a dedicated static ISP IP that remains the same for each session and country. Ideal for account management and login workflows that require consistent identity.
    MIT
  • Match client HTTP calls to backend route handlers to detect calls hitting no route and routes with no client calls, revealing 404s, typos, and dead endpoints.
    MIT
  • Route requests through an exclusive datacenter IP that is not shared with other users. Ideal for high-trust platforms requiring a clean IP reputation.
    MIT
  • Route requests through ISP-assigned IPs that appear as real home users. Ideal for scraping social media and ecommerce sites without being blocked.
    MIT
  • Route requests through residential IPs to bypass anti-bot protections and access geo-restricted content. Supports country and city targeting for precise geo-location.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a compact summary of supply-chain threat incidents for a GitHub organization. Quickly identify incidents by name (e.g., 'axios compromise') to find the matching incident ID before fetching full details.
    Apache 2.0

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    A server based on Model Context Protocol that parses Swagger/OpenAPI documents and generates TypeScript types and API client code for different frameworks (Axios, Fetch, React Query).
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    Free MCP server for Claude with math and financial calculation tools — unit conversion, currency math, compound interest, statistics.
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  • Free agent-service discovery, OpenAPI document checks, and receipt verification. No API key needed.

  • Verified answers with named sources: UK parking appeals, NYC dismissal rates, UK MTD tax facts.

  • Route requests through real 4G/5G mobile IPs to access mobile-targeted content and app APIs. Supports geo-targeting by country and carrier, plus sticky sessions.
    MIT
  • Route requests through datacenter IPs for high-volume scraping of APIs and public data feeds without aggressive anti-bot protections. Supports geo-targeting and sticky IP sessions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve durable runs for any team-scoped workflow by supplying the team ID and workflow ID. Get a clear list of execution records to track workflow activity.
    MIT
  • Find workflows for a team by providing the team ID. Filter by status and control result count with pagination to locate relevant workflows quickly.
    MIT
  • Read a UTF-8 project file from an Adios workspace by specifying its exact repository-relative path, after locating it with list_workspace_files. Sensitive paths are denied.
    MIT
  • Queue a workspace preview runtime start and receive a command ID to track progress. Builds take time, so poll status and logs for updates.
    MIT
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  • Retrieve proposed and approved TODOs for a company project, optionally filtered by status, to track pending and approved work items.
    MIT
  • List the complete workspace file tree, including project dot-directories, to inspect repository structure before answering from connected project context.
    MIT
  • Restart a workspace preview runtime by queuing a new run. Returns a command ID to poll status and logs until the build is ready.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Commit staged approved changes to the current isolated agent branch. Provide team ID, workspace ID, and a concise message to record the version control update.
    MIT
  • Rename a workspace preview's friendly alias without modifying its canonical URL. Use a globally unique name with 3-32 letters, numbers, or interior hyphens for identification.
    MIT
  • Pull the current isolated branch from the authoritative Git remote, fast-forwarding only when histories align, and fail closed on divergence to protect workspace integrity.
    MIT
  • Append a compact progress, tool, test, browser, approval, or deployment event to the active agent session to keep its timeline updated.
    MIT
  • Collect the bounded checkpoint diff, manifest inventory, repository context, and Git status to prepare a read-only security review.
    MIT