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    MCP-NixOS is a Model Context Protocol server that provides real-time, accurate information about NixOS packages, options, Home Manager, and nix-darwin configurations, preventing AI assistants from hallucinating about NixOS resources and enabling them to deliver factual system configuration guidance.
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    Enables searching and retrieving NixOS configuration options using the official NixOS search API. It provides detailed metadata including option types, default values, and descriptions with full support for paginated results.
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