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"Exploring Computer Usage" matching MCP tools:

  • List all database schemas to discover organization before exploring tables. Optionally include tables within each schema in a single call.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find electronics and computer hardware on Newegg, retrieving product listings with title, price, rating, image, and URL.
    MIT
  • Retrieve academy-wide usage and licensing statistics, including total users, active users, and license utilization for high-level analysis.
    MIT
  • Get the architecture cheat-sheet with a freshness verdict. See if changed files make it outdated so you can understand the codebase without re-exploring.
    MIT

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    An MCP server that retrieves current GitHub Copilot usage data, including quotas, limits, and usage statistics. It allows AI agents to monitor premium interaction status and detailed account usage via raw or formatted summaries.
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    MIT

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  • Run and manage H Company's Computer-Use Agents from any MCP client.

  • Pre-computed market data that improves agent reasoning, reduces token usage, and replaces pipelines.

  • Retrieve your API usage statistics, including current usage, rate limits, and reset times, to monitor consumption and stay within limits.
    MIT
  • Get Drop usage for an organization by ID. Fetches org-scoped usage metrics from the /orgs/{id}/drop/usage endpoint.
    GPL 3.0
  • Analyze vault structure to identify folder layouts, note counts, and navigation content for exploring personal knowledge bases.
    MIT
  • Get a comprehensive overview of the Fortnox API including base URL, authentication, rate limits, and resource groups to understand the API before exploring specific endpoints.
    MIT
  • Returns a compact schema overview of all user tables: column names with types, primary keys, and foreign key counts. Use as first step when exploring an unfamiliar database.
    MIT
  • Locate Scrivener projects on your computer by searching common folders like Documents, Dropbox, and iCloud. Returns a list of project paths for quick access.
    MIT