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"DPD" matching MCP tools:

  • Lists IPsec profiles to inspect phase 1 proposal settings (DH group, hash, lifetime, DPD), helping ensure proper tunnel rekeying and peer failure tolerance.
    MIT
  • Run read-only GraphQL queries to explore note connections, clusters, and repository grounding. Get answers on relationships and citations across the knowledge base.
    MIT
  • Fetch a full note by ID to access its Markdown, links, and commit-pinned GitHub citations, enabling verifiable source-checking.
    MIT
  • Get the GraphQL schema as SDL to understand the data model and write precise queries for the knowledge base.
    MIT
  • Search the DPC Zettelkasten for notes on Dan's Plugins Community Minecraft plugins, returning matching notes with summaries and source citations.
    MIT

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    Carrier-agnostic shipping labels as a self-hostable MCP server. Build one shipment request, get a tracking number and a print-ready label back for DHL, DPD, UPS, FedEx, GLS, Sendcloud, and Shipcloud.
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    Enables natural language search and retrieval of data from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) Data Platform, including location-based queries, attribute filtering, and data visualization capabilities.
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Matching MCP Connectors

  • India DPDP Act facts, current pricing and a public-site compliance scan. No login needed.

  • Track shipments and search shipping products (DPD, InPost, DHL, FedEx, UPS, GLS) via GlobKurier API.

  • Retrieve all Maps of Content and their concept notes to reveal the collection's structure, helping you orient before searching and understand what the knowledge base covers.
    MIT
  • Retrieve pinned GitHub source citations behind any note, including repository, file path, line range, and permalink. Verify whether claims are supported or find notes citing a specific repository.
    MIT
  • Trigger processing for an uploaded data job by providing the job ID and spec name, then wait until it finishes or fails. Prevents duplicate runs.
    MIT
  • Trigger AI analysis to finalize a data spec update after uploading files, then wait until the spec reaches ready or failed status. If it times out, poll with get_status instead of re-calling.
    MIT
  • List data specs (parsing/mapping rule sets) or their processing jobs in a workspace. Supports pagination; for live Iceberg tables, submit a SHOW TABLES query instead.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the handle and DID (Decentralized Identifier) of the currently authenticated user on Bluesky. This tool supports user queries related to their own profile, such as 'me' or 'my' interactions.
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  • Creates a new workspace for the authenticated user, assigning ownership. Use when no existing workspace is available.
    MIT
  • Copy and convert data blocks between files with block-level precision. Supports preview and dry-run to avoid unintended overwrites.
    MIT
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  • Finalize data source onboarding after file upload to trigger AI analysis and wait until the spec is ready or fails. Use to complete the integration setup and validate the data source.
    MIT
  • Look up Canadian drug details using the Drug Identification Number (DIN) from Health Canada's database. Get brand name, active ingredients, company, dosage form, and approval status with verified source citations.
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  • Track a parcel by its tracking number and optional carrier code to receive current status, estimated delivery, and event history.
    MIT
  • Browse or roll on D&D 5e SRD random tables for madness, poisons, diseases, and personality traits. Provide a table name and optional die roll for a specific result.
    MIT
  • Poll the current status of a data spec analysis or data-load job by providing either its specId or jobId.
    MIT
  • Execute any DPF API endpoint by providing its path and action, with optional parameters for additional fields. Use it to access capabilities that have no dedicated tool.
    MIT
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  • Revert a merged commit by creating a new forward commit that restores the prior state, without rewriting history.
    MIT