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  • GitHub MCP — wraps the GitHub public REST API (no auth required for public endpoints)

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  • Extract text from local PDFs, PNGs, JPEGs, and WebP files, returning content as GitHub-flavored Markdown or structured JSON blocks.
    MIT
  • Retrieve normalized static pages from Fashionphile to browse storefront content such as policies and informational pages, with paging and limit controls.
    MIT
  • Extract readable text and a citation from a single URL, auto-handling web pages, PDFs, YouTube transcripts, GitHub, and more. Use when you have a URL and need its content.
    MIT
  • Convert PDF pages to PNG images for visual verification without external applications. Choose specific pages or all pages with adjustable scale for thumbnail, preview, or detailed views.
    MIT
  • List pages from a Figma document, including top-level children for specific page IDs. Batch up to 25 pages per call and receive per-page error details for failed pages.
    MIT
  • Fetch up to 50 wiki pages in one call as wikitext or metadata. Read related pages, diff a page family, or sync pages locally, with inline missing-page reporting and response budget management.
    MIT
  • Extract the text of Apple Pages documents, including .pages files in compressed Protobuf format that no text tool can open.
    MIT
  • List public and private GitHub repositories accessible via a connected Staticbot GitHub integration, using a GitHub integration instance ID. Deprecated: use list_source_repositories instead.
    MIT
  • List page metadata from a project or workspace. Provide project_id for project pages, or omit for workspace-level pages.
    MIT
  • Retrieve GitHub API metadata including IP ranges, SSH key fingerprints, public keys, and password auth status to support firewall allowlisting, SSH host verification, and infrastructure automation.
    MIT