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"Create a ZIP file with Python code for an OSINT monitoring project" matching MCP tools:

  • Extract .zip archives to a chosen destination with optional password support and zip-slip protection. Returns extraction path, file count, and sample entry names.
    Academic Free v1.1
  • Generate executable Python code for nonlinear programming, rootfinding, ODE/DAE simulation, and optimal control, with an explanation of the approach.
    MIT
  • Find CarMax store locations by ZIP code or keyword, with full addresses, phone numbers, hours, and driving distance for ZIP searches.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the Python source code of an Apache Airflow DAG by providing its DAG ID. Returns the DAG file content and file token for inspection and debugging.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Security + bug + perf + refactor audit for Python. Returns 0-10 score + MD report.

  • Scan Python code with Bandit to uncover security vulnerabilities including SQL injection, hardcoded secrets, and unsafe functions.
    MIT No Attribution
  • Scan a local directory for security vulnerabilities using static analysis (SAST) from Offensive360. Upload code as a zip, get results with file/line, severity, and fixes for 60+ languages.
    MIT
  • Create an allowlisted ZenML resource with a strict typed payload. Specify a project UUID for project-scoped resources without changing the active project.
    MIT
  • Get current US weather for any 5-digit ZIP code. Enter a ZIP to receive NOAA NWS observations and local forecasts.
    MIT
  • Create, extract, or list ZIP archives. Compress files into ZIP format or decompress existing archives with preview and overwrite controls.
    MIT
  • Export any saved estimator or pipeline as executable Python code. Provide a handle ID and optional variable name to generate runnable code with fit example.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Create a TouchDesigner DAT node preloaded with your Python code, choosing between text, execute, or script types. Stores code as a node for later execution.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Create a DAT in TouchDesigner preloaded with Python code, choosing a text, execute, or script type to control how the code runs.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Executes arbitrary Python code in a running TouchDesigner project via td_mcp bridge. Use for ad-hoc tasks not covered by structured live-control tools; requires the bridge's "Allow Python" flag to be enabled.
    MIT
  • Execute Python code with full system access for data processing, file operations, API calls, and system automation. Returns output and result, with persistent state across calls.
    MIT
  • Extract a structural outline from Python files—imports, classes, functions, docstrings—to simplify code review, navigation, and documentation.
    MIT
  • Log code changes (create, modify, delete, refactor) with file path and description to maintain an audit trail and project history for multi-agent coordination.
    MIT