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  • Retrieve new Instagram DMs, comments, likes, follows, and mentions since a cursor in a single request. Returns events plus a cursor for the next check, supporting scheduled polling without waiting.
    MIT
  • List feature flags in a project with filters for search, tag, type, and archived status. Use cursor for pagination.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch Product Hunt category products by slug using cursor pagination. Provide cursor from a previous response's end_cursor to page and set page_size for batch control.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Bult service logs with cursor-based pagination to debug failed deployments, build errors, runtime issues, and cloud hosting status.
    MIT
  • List recent workflow runs for debugging and reference, enabling efficient AI workflow orchestration by chaining multi-step LLM operations.
    MIT
  • List content references in a category using cursor-based pagination. Provide workspace, channel, and category IDs to retrieve items and a cursor for the next page.
    MIT
  • Track changes to items in a SharePoint default drive using delta queries. Get a cursor on first call, then retrieve only new, modified, or deleted items since that cursor in subsequent calls.
    MIT
  • List available vibe identifiers to set the visual style of AI-generated presentations. Use this tool to see style options before creating slides.
    MIT
  • Directly call an MCP tool for debugging raw input/output. Use only for diagnostics; normal operations should use execute_code.
    MIT
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  • Start a GDB debugging session for executable, core dump, or custom commands. Detects missing debug symbols and other warnings, returning a session ID for further debugging tools.
    MIT