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"MTR" matching MCP tools:

  • Run a combined traceroute and ping diagnostic to analyze network route and packet loss to a target URL.
    MIT
  • Run MTR to diagnose network path issues with per-hop packet loss and latency statistics. Combines traceroute and ping for detailed analysis.
    MIT
  • "Network path to [host]" / "where does traffic to [X] slow down" / "per-hop latency" — mtr report via HackerTarget, combining traceroute and ping into a per-hop table of loss and latency measured FROM HackerTarget's probe host, not from you. Use to see which network hop is losing packets. REQUIRES AN API KEY: HackerTarget gates this endpoint, and the keyless tier answers "error valid key required" (verified 2026-09-16).
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  • Runs MTR network diagnostics from an Akamai edge server to any IP or hostname, revealing path, latency, and packet loss to pinpoint connectivity problems.
    MIT
  • Calculate Wilder's Average True Range and classify volatility as low, normal, high, or extreme to size positions and set stops for crypto or stocks.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a chronological event log for an incident, including status changes, notifications, comments, screenshots, and diagnostics. Use it to audit incident activity and render timelines.
    MIT

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  • Hong Kong MTR fares and the government fare subsidy, computed and recorded.

  • Writes your daily standup from GitLab or GitHub merge request state: what's ready, blocked or waiting on your review, and why a pipeline is red, read from the failing job log. OAuth sign-in, no API keys; can post the note to Slack, Discord or Google Chat on a schedule.

  • Plan public transit trips in Hong Kong and other regions using coordinates or stop IDs. Get route options with MTR, bus, ferry, and walking directions, including fare ranges and optional departure or arrival times.
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  • Fetch a detailed incident card with status, start/end times, root cause, and per-location network diagnostics. Includes screenshot and replay link when enabled.
    MIT
  • Translate or delete literal characters from input using character-by-character replacement. Supports deletion and squeezing repeats, outputting JSON or plain text.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the official TCMB indicative exchange rate for a currency against the Turkish lira on a given date, with no API key. If no bulletin exists, returns status and nearest earlier bulletin date.
    MIT
  • Search US short-term rental permits by address, owner, permit ID, or jurisdiction across 29 cities. Retrieve active or all permits, with optional change monitoring for research and compliance.
    MIT
  • Compare two TCMB MPC decision texts at sentence level: see additions, removals, rewordings, member changes, and a heuristic tone label. Defaults to latest vs previous.
    MIT
  • Collects GitLab or GitHub merge/pull request data for daily standup notes, grouping today's MRs, prior-day events, reviews waiting on you, and blockers with failed-pipeline error lines.
    MIT
  • Sends a finished standup note to a Slack, Discord, or Google Chat webhook so the team sees the update. Only post a note the user approved.
    MIT
  • Decode a MegaETH transaction into human-readable details including method name, parameters, token transfers, events, and contract information. Works for both recent and historical transactions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a document's table of contents, mapping section titles to PDF and printed page numbers so you can jump to relevant sections; short documents may lack an outline.
    MIT
  • Inspect a MegaETH address to determine if it's a wallet or contract, view ETH balance, transaction count, contract metadata (proxy, owner, source, tokens), and risk assessment.
    MIT
  • Read text from a document's pages with citations and a continuation pointer, enabling quoted analysis of Turkish central-bank reports and decisions.
    MIT
  • Fetch the note-writing rules that turn standup data into a natural spoken note: group yesterday by theme, derive today from open merge requests, and explain blockers from job logs.
    MIT