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"Marko" matching MCP tools:

  • Read Marko or evo-web documentation as Markdown by passing a doc ID, URL, or slug; optionally return only a specified section for focused reference.
    MIT
  • Search Marko 6, evo-web, and component documentation to find ranked sections, attributes, and examples; use returned IDs with get_doc or get_component for exact details.
    MIT
  • List eBay evo-web Marko 6 components grouped by category; filter by category or free-text query to find the right <evo-*> tag.
    MIT
  • Maps legacy Marko 5 @ebay/ebayui-core tags to Marko 6 @evo-web/marko replacements and returns API changelog notes; omit a tag name to get the full mapping table.
    MIT
  • Retrieve complete Marko 6 evo-web component definitions by name, including attributes, usage examples, TypeScript types, accessibility guidance, CSS, and changelog sections for accurate markup.
    MIT
  • Lists available documentation pages with IDs, titles, and URLs, optionally filtered to Marko or evo-web docs so you can locate relevant references.
    MIT

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    Enables AI assistants to retrieve accurate definitions, examples, accessibility guidance, and documentation for eBay evo-web Marko 6 components, Marko 6, evo icons, and migration mappings so they can write correct markup and Tags API code. It also supports component lookup, documentation search, icon search, and migration from legacy eBay UI tags.
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  • Find evo-web icons by keyword or size and retrieve tag names plus Marko 6 usage for correct markup.
    MIT
  • Compute a canonical commitment root to anchor any output on Bitcoin, enabling offline verification of integrity and existence without trusting the source.
    Apache 2.0
  • Trace a lineage of AI output receipts from a head back to the origin, returning the ordered chain to identify the source data and model.
    Apache 2.0
  • Verify content integrity by recomputing its canonical root, detecting any tampering without relying on external trust.
    Apache 2.0
  • Mark threads or conversations as done to organize your inbox—by specific IDs or bulk across a workspace or channel. Mark as read, archive, or clear unread markers.
    MIT
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  • Place labeled orange markers on a CAD drawing to highlight findings and show the updated view; optionally keep existing markers and measurement lines.
    MIT
  • Marks a Bybit P2P order as paid after buyer confirmation. Use this to update order status when payment has been completed, ensuring accurate transaction tracking.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Reopen a previously resolved Liveblocks thread to continue collaborative discussions or address ongoing issues in real-time collaboration spaces.
    Apache 2.0
  • Mark emails as read by providing email IDs to clear unread notifications and organize your inbox.
    Apache 2.0
  • Mark emails as unread to return them to your inbox for later review. Use this tool to manage email visibility by specifying email IDs.
    Apache 2.0
  • Mark a Liveblocks thread as resolved to close discussions and organize collaborative conversations in real-time applications.
    Apache 2.0
  • Mark a single email message as read using its message ID. Returns a confirmation of the action.
    MIT
  • Mark multiple email messages as unread in a single operation, returning counts of success and failure. Use after retrieving message IDs from search or list.
    MIT
  • Set a thread's read-state to read, unread, or archived for efficient inbox triage. Returns confirmation, unknown threads return 404.
    MIT
  • Mark 1–100 Apple Mail messages as read in a single call, returning counts of successes and failures. Use listed message IDs with source mailbox and account to avoid ambiguous matches.
    MIT