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"Ktor" matching MCP tools:

  • Fetch Kotlin Multiplatform setup, libraries, Room, Ktor, expect/actual, and Gradle guidance to build Android apps with current KMP references.
    MIT
  • Privately fetch web pages via Tor, automatically deciding Tor or direct routing based on URL patterns for .onion, OSINT, and Tor-blocking sites.
    MIT
  • Request a new Tor circuit to get a different exit IP, changing your apparent location. Verifies IP change and handles rate-limiting automatically.
    MIT
  • Verifies Tor anonymity by checking traffic routes through Tor and comparing exit IP with direct IP to confirm anonymity before sensitive requests.
    MIT

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  • Evidence-labelled mTOR research: studies, entities, pathway claims, contradictions, open questions.

  • Tor address validation and retrieval fixtures, with disclosed research logging.

  • Check your Tor connection status, exit IP, and routing configuration. Use for diagnostics to verify Tor connectivity and routing rules.
    MIT
  • Increase the logcat ring buffer size to prevent recent logs from being evicted quickly when verbose Ktor logging is used. Applies to future captures only.
    MIT
  • Capture and inspect recent HTTP request/response pairs from an Android app by parsing Ktor or OkHttp logcat output. Automatically redacts sensitive headers.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the public IP address that destinations see through a fresh Tor circuit. Identify the active Tor exit node to verify anonymity before sending requests.
    MIT
  • Parse HTML to collect links without network access, returning only .onion URLs by default. Set filter_onion to false for all links and pass base_url to resolve relative links.
    MIT
  • Summarize supplied HTML without network access: extract title, meta description, headings, internal/external/.onion link counts, forms, and meta tags; use URL to classify links.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full record for a single mTOR study by Atlas ID, including abstract, findings, linked entities, relations, and open questions.
    CC BY-4.0
  • Download documents, images, archives, or data files anonymously through Tor, including .onion URLs, to a server directory without overwriting existing files.
    MIT
  • Retrieve dataset version, snapshot date, counts, and citation details for the mTOR research corpus. Get the evidence-code legend to interpret labeled studies.
    CC BY-4.0
  • Fetch HTTP(S) or .onion pages anonymously through Tor, returning extracted text or raw HTML. Supports GET/POST/PUT/PATCH and sticky sessions for consistent circuits and cookies.
    MIT
  • Search the web anonymously through Tor using DuckDuckGo's .onion service, returning titles, URLs, and snippets from clearnet and onion sites.
    MIT
  • Retrieve any mTOR research entity by name, ID, or synonym, along with its linked studies and every pathway relation.
    CC BY-4.0
  • Retrieve a single mTOR pathway relation by ID to view its mechanism, boundary conditions, confidence level, and supporting or conflicting studies.
    CC BY-4.0
  • Find mTOR-related genes, proteins, complexes, drugs, diseases, processes, nutrients, and outcomes by name or synonym. Optionally filter results by entity type.
    CC BY-4.0
  • Find signed, evidence-linked mTOR pathway relations and filter them by entity, source, target, effect, contested status or minimum evidence strength.
    CC BY-4.0