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"Honda" matching MCP tools:

  • Look up vehicle safety recalls by make, model, and year to find manufacturer campaigns, affected components, consequences, and remedies.
    MIT
  • Retrieve NHTSA consumer complaints for a vehicle by make, model, and year. Returns safety issues, crash/fire flags, injury/death counts, and filing dates.
    MIT
  • Check if specific rims (bolt pattern, diameter, width, offset) fit a given vehicle make, model, and year. Returns documented fitments or confirms no match for wheel compatibility decisions.
    MIT
  • Send special key sequences (Ctrl+C, arrows, F1-F12) to a terminal for tmux-like control. Maps semantic key names to stdin bytes, with raw text fallback for other input.
    MIT

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    MCP server to control Onda terminal from AI agents, providing tools for splitting panes, running commands, managing tabs and workspaces, and orchestrating multi-agent workflows across multiple windows.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI assistants to interact with conda CLI commands through the Model Context Protocol, providing structured tools for built-in and plugin commands while enforcing configurable read-only, write, and exec policies.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Retrieve current pane, tab, and workspace IDs to know your terminal location before splitting panes or sending commands.
    MIT
  • Read a workspace's mosaic layout, panes, active pane, viewport size, and working directories to determine where to place a new terminal and whether space is available.
    MIT
  • Capture an Onda main window as PNG or JPEG to visually inspect UI layout, confirm rendering, or diagnose glitches. Returns base64 dataUrl or tempfile path.
    MIT
  • Launch a terminal session in a workspace by ensuring the workspace exists, mounting it in a target window, and spawning a binary with arguments in a terminal pane.
    MIT
  • Identify open terminals in the active tab by listing panes, returning IDs and content types so you can send commands to the right target.
    MIT
  • Read recent terminal output, including byte totals and timestamps, to see what a terminal printed without subscribing to a live stream. Attaches a passive tap on first call.
    MIT
  • List all workspaces to see their IDs, names, root paths, and the window hosting each one. Use with window list to map workspaces to windows.
    MIT
  • Unmount a workspace from its active window, dropping it from the tiled mosaic while keeping it in the global list for later use.
    MIT
  • Poll a subscribed terminal session for new output, blocking up to timeout for fresh data. Returns only chunks produced since the last poll, ideal for continuous monitoring loops.
    MIT
  • Waits for a regex pattern to match terminal output, enabling scripted command sequences to pause until expected output appears. Returns match status and matched text.
    MIT
  • Find a workspace by name, ID, or root path without listing all workspaces. Retrieves workspace details including its hosting window.
    MIT
  • Open a fresh empty main window to host a workspace in isolation, preventing contamination of existing windows.
    MIT
  • Spawns a binary in an existing terminal pane, preserving arguments verbatim. Launch agents like `claude` in a workspace pane with a structured prompt.
    MIT