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"Deno" matching MCP tools:

  • Create edge functions for Deno runtime by writing code to files for version control, enabling serverless execution in production cloud infrastructure.
    Apache 2.0
  • Refuse a pending approval request with an authenticated human identity, recording the decision under their name.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve on-chain bank module metadata (name, symbol, decimals) for a native denomination on Initia L1 or L2. Uses chain name, denom, and optional network. For contract tokens, use token_info instead.
    Apache 2.0
  • Classify a token denomination string into its type: native, ibc, evm, move, cw20, factory, or l2, enabling token identification across blockchain ecosystems.
    Apache 2.0
  • Scan frontend source code to identify shipped security defects—missing CSP and HSTS, exposed secrets, unsafe scripts—with actionable findings and severity ratings.
    MIT
  • Execute a named After Effects operation with validated arguments and automatic undo grouping. For multiple operations, use one batch.run instead of several calls.
    MIT
    Destructive

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    Enables AI agents to query the deno.land/x third-party module registry for module metadata, version lists, individual version details, search results, and best-effort dependency information. It provides keyless access to these registry lookups through MCP tools.
    265 npm
    MIT
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    Provides Google search grounding capabilities for Gemini AI models through MCP, enabling AI assistants to perform web searches with Gemini's grounding API for more accurate and up-to-date responses.
    MIT

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  • Render After Effects frames to PNG for visual verification of edits, motion checks, and numeric detection of black bars, letterboxing, and content bounds.
    MIT
  • List every local development server currently running on a TCP port, showing framework, process info, and resource metrics.
    MIT
  • Set the Denon AVR volume to any level from 0 to 98, with 80 representing the 0 dB reference. Adjusts receiver volume directly.
    MIT
  • Apply up to 12 typed edits to a managed After Effects .aep copy in one call, saving checkpoints and readbacks; use UUID requestId to prevent repeat runs and check status. No rendering.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Check Denon receiver status to see volume, power state, mute, current input source, and whether it is reachable.
    MIT
  • Export an entire After Effects project to JSON, including folders, comps, layers, keyframes, effects, shapes, markers, and file references. Write to disk or return inline.
    MIT
  • Lists and retrieves available atomic After Effects operations plus optional parameter details, letting agents select valid commands and avoid unsupported calls while inspecting projects.
    MIT
  • Plan retiming for multiple After Effects property tracks in one batch: validate whole-frame timing from fresh readback and return typed operations plus a readback plan without editing AE.
    MIT
  • Inspect up to 16 layer or property targets in one read, returning current values, key counts, and reusable references. Requires numeric composition ID and 1-based layer indices.
    MIT
  • Inspect layer properties—transform, effects, masks, text, shapes, keyframes—in After Effects comps. Query one, many, or all layers at once; summary mode omits defaults for audits.
    MIT
  • Retrieve After Effects project state at session start: active composition, selected layers, and resident readiness. Use compact output by default; request full detail for helpers and guidance.
    MIT
  • Analyze an npm package's technical capabilities: module system (ESM/CJS), TypeScript support, platform compatibility (Node/Browser/Deno), and engine requirements.
    MIT