Stop the local preview server for a Hexo blog to free system resources or prepare for deployment.
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"Hexo" matching MCP tools:
- Build and publish your Hexo blog to GitHub Pages by executing clean, generate, and deploy commands to make your content live.
- Start a local preview server for Hexo blogs to view content changes in real-time before publishing.
- Backup Hexo blog source code to a dedicated Git branch for version control and safe storage.
- Discover the top 50 event names by frequency within a date range. Use this tool when you don't know which event names exist in your Vexo analytics.MIT
- Aggregate event counts over a date range, with optional grouping by dimensions like user or device, to compare cohorts and analyze trends.MIT
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- FlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceEnables AI clients to manage Hexo blogs by providing tools for article CRUD operations, local previewing, and GitHub Pages deployment. It also supports site configuration access and automated Git backups to streamline the entire blogging workflow.Last updated121
- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceUnofficial MCP server for Vexo analytics. Enables querying event names, counts, timelines, sessions, and recent events from Vexo Export API through natural language.Last updated614MIT
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- Summarize recent app sessions grouped by entity to distinguish bailed out sessions from event-poor ones.MIT
- Retrieve recent raw events for a specific entity with filters. Returns event names, screens, sessions, and metadata sorted newest first.MIT
- Retrieve a high-level breakdown of app activity within a date range, including total events, sessions, devices, and top categories by event type, routes, OS, countries, and app versions. Use for initial traffic analysis.MIT
- Detect cutover dates—when a group stops or starts firing an event—by querying per-day event counts. Requires event names and date range.MIT
- Get the current stable version of a package from PyPI, npm, pub.dev, or crates.io. Specify the package name and ecosystem to retrieve the version number.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific Hex project using its unique project ID to access project data and metadata.AGPL 3.0
- Check the status of a Hex project run by providing the project and run IDs to monitor execution progress and results.AGPL 3.0
- Stop an active Hex project execution by providing the project and run identifiers to halt ongoing processes.AGPL 3.0
- Generates a standardized llms.txt file by scanning your project directory for documentation files and producing structured markdown.MIT
- Retrieve the latest versions for multiple packages across Python, npm, Dart, and Rust ecosystems in a single batch request.MIT
- Retrieve execution runs for a specific Hex project to monitor workflow history and analyze performance data.AGPL 3.0
- Selectively erase revoked secrets or correct facts across all memory stores. Verifies complete removal with dry-run option for safety.AGPL 3.0
- Update session task, check inbox and pending questions, auto-detect trust events. Call at start of every user interaction to synchronize state and obtain current UTC time.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve a reminder's history and usage rules. Use this tool before update, delete, restore, or note operations to obtain the required read token.AGPL 3.0