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"How to extract and analyze data from a MongoDB database" matching MCP tools:

  • Process and analyze MongoDB data by running aggregation pipelines on collections, supporting stages for filtering, grouping, vector search, and text search.
    Apache 2.0
  • Extract and analyze DNS queries from PCAP files to identify query patterns, DNS servers, and IPv6 endpoints for network forensics and security testing.
    MIT
  • Extract and analyze a specific clause type from a completed contract analysis. Get the clause text, risk analysis, and suggested improvements.
    MIT
  • Extract web page content and convert it to clean, readable markdown format for analysis, bypassing paywalls and obtaining structured text data from websites.
    Apache 2.0
  • Analyze how code changes affect database entities and vice versa. Identify dependencies to prevent unintended impacts.
    Mozilla Public 2.0

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  • Web content extraction for AI agents. Pay per call with x402 (USDC on Base). No API key.

  • URL to clean article markdown/text + metadata and links. Deterministic. $0.001/call via x402.

  • Create daemon apps from GitHub or Docker, and database services (PostgreSQL, Redis, MySQL, MongoDB) for Bult projects.
    MIT
  • Establish a connection to a MongoDB cluster by providing a valid connection string in mongodb:// or mongodb+srv:// format.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run an aggregation pipeline on a MongoDB database, processing documents through stages like $changeStream or $currentOp.
    Apache 2.0
  • Analyze Cloudflare D1 database schema structure, tables, columns, indexes, and relationships to understand database design and optionally include sample data for context.
    MIT
  • List databases or tables/collections on remote servers for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB without modifying data. Read-only operation for safe inspection.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full schema of specified database tables or collections, including columns, data types, keys, and indexes, to write precise SQL, DynamoDB, or MongoDB queries.
    MIT
  • Retrieve random document samples from MongoDB collections for data exploration, testing, and analysis in JSON or CSV formats.
    MIT
  • Restore a backup by backupId to a target server, overwriting existing data. Supports PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, and file backups with pre/post hooks.
    MIT
  • Import a database dump file into a remote server database, replacing existing data. Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB with automatic decompression of .gz files.
    MIT