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  • Check if resources or components are used in crafting recipes. See all items that require them as ingredients to decide if safe to sell.
    MIT
  • List all Coolify resources across projects, with optional filtering by type to isolate applications, databases, or services.
    MIT
  • Analyze tool usage with breakdowns of calls, cost, cache hits, and latency. Sort by cost, calls, or latency to identify most-used and most-expensive tools.
    MIT

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    Enables searching current used car, truck, and motorcycle parts in the US, resolving vehicles via VIN, and retrieving part listings with source attribution, through read-only MCP tools.
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  • Retrieve a list of labels used to categorize foods, shopping items, and other resources in Mealie.
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  • Retrieve event details including related spaces, resources, and services by specifying the event ID.
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  • Identify AWS resources across services by tag filters, with optional region and service scoping to pinpoint resources.
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  • Stop services in a Docker Compose project without removing containers, networks, or volumes. Keeps resources intact for later restart with compose_start.
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  • Permanently delete a playlist and all its items. Use when a playlist is no longer used by any player to free up the name; cascade-deletes content items and returns 204.
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  • List existing tags with note counts, most-used first, to reuse an existing tag instead of creating a duplicate.
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  • Detect missing labels or descriptions in ontology resources, with optional filtering to exclude imported resources for accurate quality checks.
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  • List resources from a specific project or across your entire account, including notes, files, and unfiled items.
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