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    MCP server exposing four task-shaped tools (resolve, pay, verify, disclose) for General Liquidity, enabling agents to normalize counterparties, submit intents, verify disclosures, and produce signed disclosures.
    MIT
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    An MCP server that provides a "think" tool enabling structured reasoning for AI agents, allowing them to pause and record explicit thoughts during complex tasks or multi-step tool use.
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