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    A minimal MCP server with get_weather and create_ticket tools, used for testing MCP servers across protocol, unit, eval, transport, and auth layers.
    MIT

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  • Create a program edition by specifying its name, associated program, dates, cost scheme, participant limits, and publication status.
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  • Evaluate JavaScript within a WeChat Mini Program's runtime environment to inspect and modify application state during debugging sessions.
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  • Configure WeChat mini-game subpackages to bypass the 4MB main package limit. Define asset bundles to ensure game uploads meet platform requirements.
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  • Create a new referral or affiliate program in draft status, pre-populated with starter content and optional rewards. Set the type and goal to tailor share settings and incentives.
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  • Retrieve a project's mini P&L with income, costs by category, net margin, and commitment summaries from linked transactions and documents. Use to assess project profitability or produce final completion reports.
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  • Analyze mini-league rivals to identify weaknesses, find differentials, predict their next transfers, and suggest strategies to beat them in Fantasy Premier League.
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  • Query Solana program and account instructions with filters for program IDs, discriminators, and time ranges to inspect Token Program, Jupiter, and Anchor activity.
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  • Trace the evolutionary history of an evaluated program. Use this to understand how a strong result was achieved and select prior changes for closer analysis.
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  • Sends a periodic mini-anchor every 10 messages to prevent context drift and maintain conversational continuity.
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  • Simulate a click on a WeChat Mini Program UI element using CSS selectors. Optionally wait for navigation to stabilize and detect route changes.
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