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"MCP servers to enhance agent-based medical project performance" matching MCP tools:

  • Determine EU MDR classification and conformity assessment route for AI medical devices based on device details and intended purpose.
    MIT
  • Generate a personalized care plan based on patient age, medical conditions, and health goals using the Performance Medicine framework. Provide patient details to receive a tailored plan.
    MIT
  • Retrieve project analytics including attempt success rates, agent performance, token usage, and trends by providing a project ID.
    MIT
  • Orchestrates complex multi-step projects using an 8-phase agent loop with role-based cognitive enhancement and fractal task decomposition.
    MIT
  • Get optimization prompts to enhance your AI model's capabilities. Specify your model type to receive tailored prompts designed to improve performance.
    MIT

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  • performance-review MCP — wraps StupidAPIs (keyless — no credential needed)

  • EnhanceOAuth

    Shared canvas for AI-assisted product design, visual feedback and interactive prototypes. Browser sign-in (OAuth) required. Website: https://enhancelabs.ai. Docs: https://app.enhancelabs.ai/docs.

  • Enhance existing code by refactoring, optimizing, modernizing, or cleaning, using targeted flags and optional persona-based analysis.
    MIT
  • Lists AI agent resources in a Flisk project with stack, runtime, durability, and port so you can inspect available agents; read-only.
    MIT
  • Compute your health plan from your own record: current values, due screenings, and evidence-based suggestions with reasons and citations, all offline. Educational, not medical advice.
    MIT
  • Discover and fetch REPS agent-evaluation baseline material—scenario banks, drivers, checks, and eval configs—for assessing AI agents across reasoning, execution, performance, and security.
    Apache 2.0
  • Lists all analysis suites in the current project, returning UUIDs, types, and statuses. Use it to discover existing suites before running artifact and agent tools.
    MIT
  • Discover relevant tools for your project. Describe your project to get five skill recommendations, useful for starting new projects or expanding your toolset.
    MIT
  • Render and preview the exact bounded context text an agent receives for the current revision to verify integration behavior before installation.
    MIT
  • Get a schedule by ID – works for both layer-based and shift-based schedules, automatically resolving the type.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create a new Marrow project workspace by copying the built-in default template to generate a preconfigured artifact tree for first-run initialization when shell access is unavailable.
    MIT
  • Search stored engrams by BM25 keyword matching to retrieve relevant agent memory entries.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve authenticated runtime benchmark catalog to validate performance claims with benchmark classes, evidence paths, quality gates, SLO budgets, and compiled artifacts.
    Apache 2.0
  • Send a message to Studio, the Workflow Agent, or a deployed agent, then wait for the reply; reuse the session to continue the conversation.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Disconnect a sign-in-based integration from a deployed agent: preview what will be removed first, then confirm to revoke access and clear its saved connection so dependent tasks stop.
    MIT
    Destructive