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"How to set up a local environment" matching MCP tools:

  • Delete an environment variable from a service by key. Applies only to variables set directly on the service, not linked environment groups.
    MIT
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  • Set up the Git Conflict MCP environment by specifying the project root directory path to enable conflict detection and resolution workflows.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Set up .linklore in a directory to start local footprint memory, optionally applying a blueprint or targeting a different project folder.
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  • Install a skill from the Skills MCP registry to your local environment. Provide the exact skill name and optionally set force to overwrite if the skill already exists.
    MIT

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    Provides access to the Securities Exchange of Thailand (SET) to retrieve comprehensive financial statements for listed companies. It enables AI agents to query income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements with historical data support.
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  • Set up HDRI environment lighting from an image file in Blender. Provide the file path and optional strength to control brightness for realistic reflections and ambient illumination.
    MIT
  • Set up Dreame D20 Pro Plus using the DreameHome cloud API by configuring environment variables. No local token or network discovery is needed for onboarding.
    MIT
  • Set up HDRI environment lighting in Blender from an image file, with adjustable strength for realistic scene illumination.
    MIT
  • Add or update a single localization string key in the local workspace CSV, overwriting only specified locales while keeping the rest. Optionally push to the active environment; publish to deploy.
    MIT
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  • Adjust a logger's verbosity level in a specific environment to investigate issues, creating the logger if needed, without affecting other environments.
    MIT
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  • Verify that the FlashID desktop client, Local API, and API key are set up correctly. Use this diagnostic first when other tools fail, to identify connection issues.
    MIT
  • Remove a string key or a single locale from the local workspace CSV; optionally push the deletion to the active environment.
    MIT
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  • Resolve the effective variable set for an environment by merging organization, environment, and personal overrides, showing each winning value's scope while masking secrets.
    MIT