List supported Eight Sleep domains, mutation tools, and recommended first calls. Use this inventory to get oriented without invoking any Eight Sleep APIs.
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"Eight" matching MCP tools:
- Review supported Eight Sleep data, mutation gating, privacy modes, and project links without making API calls or exposing credentials.MIT
- Check if your Eight authentication is configured and ready to use. Verify that your credentials are valid and access to the Eight network is operational.MIT
- Check environment, config, token, Node version, privacy mode, and mutation gate to diagnose setup issues. Verifies local readiness without calling Eight Sleep or exposing secrets.MIT
- Authenticates with Eight using a browser login, captures and stores cookies for subsequent person search via the Eight network.MIT
- Provides AI agents with machine-readable install, runtime, and client configuration guidance for operating the Eight Sleep MCP server.MIT
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- AlicenseBqualityAmaintenanceUnofficial Eight Sleep MCP server for sleep trends, temperature, alarms and gated pod control.26138 npm6MIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceUnofficial MCP server for Eight Sleep, reverse-engineered from observed mobile app traffic and validated against live device behavior.MIT
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- Search registered Eight business cards to find people, or extend to the public network for broader results. Retrieve person details securely with configurable limits.MIT
- Reads compatibility reward status for up to eight original achievement keys, letting you diagnose legacy unsettled rewards without changing identity or creating deliveries.MIT
- Lists valid MarketWatch sections with their slug, display name, and URL so you can choose the correct category for marketwatch-headlines requests.MIT
- Get the eight top-level PC Gamer sections accepted by pcgamer-headlines—deals, games, gaming-industry, guides, hardware, movies-tv, news, and software—with slug, name, and URL.MIT
- List the eight ScienceAlert sections with their slugs, names, and URLs so you can pick a valid section for headline requests.MIT
- Retrieve the eight scored areas of the Ray Group DeFi UX rubric, optionally filtering by a single area slug, to ground UX assessments in a published framework.MIT
- Discover the eight Open Footprint canonical model domains and which database dialects have published DDL, giving you a starting point for building on the standard.Apache 2.0
- Compute the eight-Yogini, 36-year Dasha timeline from birth details. Get two-level period trees with exact DD/MM/YYYY boundaries to time life events by Yogini lords.MIT
- Search live product data from Sephora and IKEA, including cross-country price comparison for IKEA items.MIT
- Surface the disclosure's declared policy posture and any aup_uri reference. Status is one of: declared_compliant, declared_non_compliant, aup_referenced_but_unclaimed, no_aup_reference.AGPL 3.0
- Compute CVSS v3.1 base scores from a vector string or eight base metrics, returning severity band, normalized vector, and impact/exploitability sub-scores as defined by FIRST.MIT
- Compare an AUP with a Student AI Disclosure on eight declared checks: policy effective window, signature, artifact_hash, teacher acknowledgment, prompt evidence mode, permitted/prohibited roles, assistance-extent ceiling, and…AGPL 3.0
- Ask the eight essential diagnostic questions in order to interview process owners, with industry-specific options in their language. Gather local answers for a complete process audit, identifying bottlenecks and automation opportunities.MIT
- Check supported chains, token addresses, onboarding presets, and the disclosed 30 bps integrator fee before cross-chain bridging with omniroute-bridge-mcp.MIT
- Retrieve metadata-only result links for a given activity ID, returning up to eight newest artifact links without reading content or polling execution.MIT