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"Google Pub/Sub" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve pending messages from a Redis pub/sub subscription by ID, with configurable timeout and message limit.
    MIT
  • Publish a message to a topic on a peer's pub/sub channel to trigger event-driven agent coordination. Subscribers receive the payload asynchronously, allowing peers to react to events.
    Apache 2.0
  • Terminate an existing Redis pub/sub subscription using the subscription ID received from subscribe or psubscribe. Returns the closed subscription details.
    MIT
  • Create a Redis Pub/Sub/Streams scaffold for TouchDesigner with adapter ingestion, channel mapping, and keyspace safety notes. Enforces a read-first operations policy.
    MIT
  • Analyzes Redis client connections to detect blocked clients, connection pool saturation, large output buffers, and pub/sub subscriber concentration, while ignoring replicas and pub/sub connections to prevent false positives.
    MIT

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  • List all configured event subscriptions, including webhooks, GCP Pub/Sub, and AWS SQS event subscriptions.
    MIT
  • Create a Redis Pub/Sub or Streams scaffold with adapter ingest, channel maps, and a read-first operations policy to establish a real-time event bus.
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  • Set up Redis Pub/Sub channels to broadcast events across microservices in real time. Configure pattern subscriptions and optional durable streams for reliable event delivery.
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  • Create real-time server and client systems using WebSocket, SSE, Redis Pub-Sub, or Kafka. Describe your task in plain English and choose a language to generate working components.
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  • List geo-targeted sub-pools for a shared proxy by proxy ID. View available sub-pools that share its bandwidth to choose the desired one.
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  • Creates a new sub-level category under an existing top category, with optional keywords, slug, sort order, lead price, image, and nested sub-category support. Checks the slug to avoid URL collisions.
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  • Update an existing sub-level member category by service ID. Rename, reparent under a different top category, re-nest as sub-sub, or adjust lead price while leaving omitted fields unchanged.
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  • Subscribe to a peer's topic and collect N messages, blocking until count satisfied or timeout for event-driven coordination in agent networks.
    Apache 2.0