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"BVG" matching MCP tools:

  • Calculate the average (mean) of a list of numbers. Input an array of numbers to get their arithmetic mean.
    MIT
  • Query Swiss disability insurance (IV) medication coverage for a birth defect number. Provides legal basis and official BAG source.
    MIT
  • Save the most recent WOW random identity roll to bling.json, creating a backup of existing configurations for recovery.
    MIT
  • Generate a shareable rarity report for the most recent WOW roll, formatted as a plain text card ready for screenshots. Shows trait rarity tiers based on empirical distribution data.
    MIT

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  • Rasterize an SVG into a PNG to visually verify layout, alignment, overflow, and colors before shipping.
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  • Generate random quirky office-worker bot identities with rarity scores and shareable cards for AI agent customization across platforms.
    MIT
  • Search the Swiss MiGeL list to determine if a medical device, such as a wheelchair or hearing aid, is covered by compulsory health insurance.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the bot's complete identity configuration including name, personality, appearance, and theme colors from the bling.json file.
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  • Start a background process, such as a dev server, in an isolated sandbox environment.
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  • Search the Swiss Spezialitätenliste (SL) to verify if a medication is covered by mandatory health insurance.
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  • Retrieve current applications for medications seeking inclusion in the Swiss Specialties List. Provides transparency by showing pending entries.
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  • Explains legal basis of Swiss mandatory health insurance coverage, including WZW criteria and Fedlex references.
    MIT
  • Retrieve platform-specific styling for AI agents, converting theme colors into formats like ANSI codes for terminals, CSS variables for web, or native styles for Slack, Discord, and IDEs.
    MIT