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  • Search local email archives for messages by sender, subject, date, or body text. Use filters to narrow body searches before scanning.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a fully parsed email by ID from search results, including headers, decoded text body (truncated if large), and attachment details—names, types, and sizes—without returning attachment contents.
    MIT
  • Index .mbox or .eml email archives on your machine to get message count, date range, and top senders. No data leaves your device.
    MIT
  • Retrieve every Moscow Exchange index that contains a specified security. Submit a security ticker to see all indices including it.
    MIT
  • List every MOEX trading engine (stock, currency, futures, etc.) to identify the right market segment for financial data queries.
    MIT

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    Reads and searches local email archives (.mbox or .eml) with full MIME parsing, enabling queries about senders, subjects, dates, and bodies while keeping all data on your machine.
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    A fast, lightweight MCP server and CLI for Obsidian vaults built in Go. 16 multiplexed tools covering 72 actions for notes, search, templates, tasks, links, frontmatter, and vault analysis. Single binary, no plugins required.
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  • Find MOEX securities by ticker, name, or ISIN. Apply optional filters for trading engine, market, and active trading status to narrow results.
    MIT
  • Find dividend payment history for a security using its ticker, providing payout dates and amounts to analyze income trends.
    MIT
  • Retrieve complete security specifications including ISIN, face value, issue date, and trading boards by providing a ticker.
    MIT
  • List, retrieve, and apply markdown templates from a specified folder, with support for variable substitution and target note paths.
    Apache 2.0
  • Restructure your notes by splitting at specified headings, merging multiple notes into one, or extracting sections into new notes to improve organization and clarity.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve coupon payment schedule for a bond using its ticker. Returns coupon dates and amounts.
    MIT
  • Perform bulk operations on Obsidian notes: add or remove tags, move files to new folders, and update frontmatter fields across multiple notes at once.
    Apache 2.0
  • Perform targeted text edits, replace sections by heading, or batch apply multiple changes in notes with preview support.
    Apache 2.0
  • List, create, or delete folders in Obsidian vaults. Supports directory listing, creation, and deletion with options for force delete, dry-run preview, and including or excluding empty directories.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find, toggle, and complete checkbox tasks across your Obsidian vault. Filter by status, directory, or text, and manage tasks with compact or detailed output.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve OHLCV candlestick data for a security on Moscow Exchange. Specify ticker, interval (daily, hourly, or minute), and optional date range to obtain price history for analysis.
    MIT
  • Get a list of markets for a trading engine on Moscow Exchange to explore available trading segments.
    MIT
  • Retrieve trading boards for any engine and market. Use the resulting board codes to target specific trading sessions and access relevant exchange data.
    MIT
  • Perform batch reads of notes, extracting specific headings, sections, or generated summaries from Obsidian vaults.
    Apache 2.0
  • Perform searches across Obsidian vaults using text, regex, dates, tags, inline fields, frontmatter, and advanced block queries to find specific notes and content.
    Apache 2.0