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  • Apply publish, unpublish, set-template, move, or delete operations to many MODX resources by IDs or filters; preview changes with dry-run before applying.
    MIT
  • Reports installed popular MODX add-ons and what MODX MCP can do with each, helping agents plan compatible actions. Read-only.
    MIT
  • Executes any MODX processor directly as an escape hatch, so AI agents can call processors without a dedicated tool. Requires the allow_run_processor setting to be enabled.
    MIT
  • Revert a MODX resource, chunk, snippet, template, plugin, or TV to a specific VersionX version; confirm=true is required because it changes live CMS data.
    MIT
  • Retrieves environment and diagnostic details—MODX version, MCP version, PHP version, database type, and key paths—to help troubleshoot compatibility and configuration issues.
    MIT

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  • Mode Analytics MCP server for ChatGPT, Claude and any AI agent: list reports, run report, read run results, edit query, create schedule, share report to Slack and archive report in your own Mode Analytics account. Cotlet works in the account through your Cloud Browser, a real Chrome where you sign in to Mode Analytics yourself; Cotlet does not store your password and you need no Mode Analytics API key. About the official Mode Analytics API: Mode has a REST API, but only for Workspaces on a paid plan, and it signs in with a token: a Workspace token an Admin creates, or a member token that expires after 90 days once an Admin turns member tokens on; Mode offers no official MCP server (checked 5 Nov 2026). It covers reports, queries, report runs, exports, schedules and subscriptions, and it has no one-off share to Slack or email. Setup and FAQ: https://cotlet.dev/integrations/mode-analytics-api-mcp-server

  • Find TypeScript source mods for billing, bookings, teams and other app features. Read product details and setup requirements, compare the published scope with your stack, and prepare a cart for human checkout.

  • Refresh the MODX cache to apply changes, optionally clearing only specified partitions for targeted updates.
    MIT
  • List MODX elements by type (chunk, snippet, template, resource, TV, category, plugin) with optional name filtering and pagination for browsing or selecting CMS items.
    MIT
  • Fetches one MODX system setting by key, enabling agents to inspect configuration values for troubleshooting, automation, or validation.
    MIT
  • Delete a MODX system setting by key to remove configuration values. Use when you need to clear or clean up unused settings from the CMS.
    MIT
  • List files and folders inside an installed MODX component by name, optionally filtering by path or scope. Use it to inspect component structure and locate files before making changes.
    MIT
  • Lists MODX user groups with ID, name, parent, and rank, with optional name filtering and pagination via limit and start.
    MIT
  • Read a file from an installed MODX component using its name, path, and optional scope (core, assets, or all) to inspect component code or assets.
    MIT
  • List MODX system settings, optionally filtered by area or namespace, to inspect configuration values and support auditing or troubleshooting.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a single MODX media source by ID or name to inspect media storage configuration for safe resource and template management.
    MIT