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"Honor" matching MCP tools:

  • View current counts of retained entries by type to see what data is available, then decide whether to inspect exceptions or requests.
    MIT
  • Retrieve PlayStation Store search suggestions for a term. Returns matching titles with platform, price, release date, and a direct store URL.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent exceptions with the request that triggered them, including logs, queries, and outgoing calls. Diagnose failures by starting here.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a single request's complete record—headers, payload, response, logs, queries, exceptions, and outgoing calls—after narrowing your search to one request.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent incoming requests and filter by status, duration, or URI path to find failed or slow requests. Use minStatus to discover requests returning error statuses without exceptions.
    MIT

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    Provides web fetching and content extraction tools (fetch_html, extract_readable, query_selector) and a tool to retrieve Honor of Kings hero skin cover images by hero name.
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    Laravel Telescope-style debugging for Hono apps whose dashboard endpoint is also an MCP server: read recent exceptions with the request that produced them, recent requests filtered by status or duration, one request in full, and the slowest queries. Five read-only tools, zero runtime dependencies.
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  • Identify slow database queries by retrieving recent queries sorted slowest first, with the request context for each. Filter by minimum duration and result count to pinpoint performance bottlenecks.
    MIT
  • Mark a calendar as counting against booking-page availability. The flag applies account-wide to all booking pages on this integration.
    MIT
  • Manage crypto trade operations with a single command: place, cancel, modify, batch, cancel all, countdown auto-cancel, and fetch open, detail, history, and fills.
    MIT
  • Place, cancel, modify, list open, and review crypto strategy orders (take-profit/stop-loss). Supports dry-run and confirmation for safe writes.
    MIT
  • Move crypto between Bitget accounts (internal, main-to-sub, sub-to-main). Preflight reports maximum transferable amount without executing the transfer.
    MIT
  • Rebuild a 3D print design from a saved recipe, recompiling parametric models or re-slicing meshes to generate a fresh print-ready artifact.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Enumerate PowerPoint items by kind—slides, shapes, placeholders, layouts, and more—returning ids and locations with scope, paging, and compact output to target elements for editing or insertion.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Record a user's judgment on a task or project, including kind, reason, and optional auto-expiry, to preserve decisions and avoid re-litigation. Writes a decision journal entry to the target's note.
    MIT
  • Opens a document on an infinite canvas for deep exploration. Start a new rabbit hole with content or resume a saved one, then select text to ask questions and dive deeper.
    MIT
  • Expand the MCP tool set to include manual browser actions and diagnostics when defaults fall short. Choose level 2 for creative supplements or level 3 for full browser control.
    MIT
  • Run raw OpenSearch DSL queries on a specified index to retrieve hits and aggregations, with full control over the query and aggregation bodies.
    MIT
  • Profile a field across event datasets to show which record types contain it and their document counts. Use this to locate where a field lives before scoping a query, such as only in SSL or DNS.
    MIT
  • Store explicit user preferences and query-rewrite corrections in persistent memory so future interactions honor clarified intent and improve retrieval accuracy across sessions.
    MIT
  • Create a lip-synced UGC ad video by submitting a script and choosing an actor. Starts rendering and returns a run ID to track until the video is ready.
    MIT