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"Hugging: Exploration and Resources" matching MCP tools:

  • Reveals fog-of-war boundaries from cities and lists unclaimed luxury and strategic resources on explored but unowned land, highlighting directions needing exploration.
    MIT
  • Free up resources by ending an active RLM exploration session.
    MIT
  • Search memories for explicit exploration and debugging. Filter by scope, type, or status to retrieve claims with confidence and evidence.
    MIT

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  • Verified open AI artifact search, trust evidence, downloads, and agent workflows from Hugging Bay.

  • Find relevant security data from Sentinel data lake for building effective agents. More:aka.ms/s/de

  • Traverse Redfish resource graph via breadth-first walk to discover nodes when typed list/get tools are insufficient. Returns URI, depth, type, and visited count.
    Apache 2.0
  • Import a public Hugging Face model's pre-built ONNX file into EdgeGate, registering it as an Artifact. Returns an artifact_id for edgegate_create_pipeline, with optional polling for completion.
    MIT
  • Display the coverage map of strategy exploration, highlighting explored versus untried combinations. Filter by exploration goal to focus on specific objectives.
    Apache 2.0
  • List AWS resources by CloudFormation type via Cloud Control API with paginated results, nextToken continuation, and parent identifier support for nested resources.
    MIT
  • Finds similar design styles from Refero's catalog using a style identifier from prior search results. Enables follow-up exploration of related styles.
    MIT
  • Search the web with natural language queries for open-ended exploration, complementing authoritative searches.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search for Hugging Face models by keyword or task. Find models for text classification, summarization, image generation, and more.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a summary of owned and unclaimed resources in your empire, grouped by type, to aid city management and expansion.
    MIT