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    An MCP server for network engineering that provides comprehensive tools for BGP analysis, RPKI validation, and DNSSEC-aware DNS queries. It integrates public data sources like RIPE and Cloudflare Radar with local diagnostic tools to give LLMs structured access to real-time and historical network states.
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