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"MCP Server that uses npm execAsync functionality" matching MCP tools:
- Find the correct MCP tool or CLI fallback for any npm operation, with message format guidance. Use this playbook first when unsure how to proceed to avoid ineffective approaches.MIT
- Check the current version of the Optimizely DXP MCP Server and verify if updates are available from the NPM registry.MIT
- Check server health and return the server name and version. Confirms that the MCP server is reachable from your client.AGPL 3.0
- Check the installed Huly MCP server version against the latest npm release to see if an update is needed.MIT
- Verify MCP server functionality by sending a message and receiving an immediate echo response. A simple test tool to ensure server communication is working correctly.MIT
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- Verifies the MCP server's uptime, documentation accessibility, and basic functionality to confirm it is operational.MIT
- Verify that the InspireHEP MCP server is operational.AGPL 3.0
- Check whether an MCP server name or npm package is listed in the CuratedMCP verified catalog before running an unfamiliar install command.MIT
- Evaluate trust for MCP servers or AI agents before connecting. Provide GitHub, npm, or PyPI identifiers to receive a verdict based on HVTracker evidence.MIT
- Check that the MCP server for Recruit CRM is running and properly configured.MIT
- Scaffolds a full MCP server project for a Salesforce org. Writes configuration files, entry point, and a sample tool to start building custom Salesforce integrations.MIT
- Scan npm MCP server packages for security risks like backdoors, dangerous code, and supply chain vulnerabilities. Download and analyze packages to generate detailed security reports with severity ratings before installation.MIT
- Resolves the path to the grok-bridge.mjs file that the MCP server uses to run Grok models.MIT
- Vet a remote MCP server (npm:pkg, pypi:pkg, gh:owner/repo, or npm name) to get an evidence-backed verdict: severity, findings, provenance, and files scanned.MIT
- Verifies MCP server functionality by returning the provided message unchanged.MIT
- Validate local packages before publishing by building, creating an npm link, verifying MCP server startup, and checking command files to ensure release readiness.MIT
- Verify that the Twitter MCP server is operational and responsive.MIT
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