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"Odin" matching MCP tools:

  • Lists all available OGC API Processes for mobility analysis, including ODIN analysis, modal split, accessibility maps, and spider diagrams.
    MIT
  • Ask questions about Bitcoin markets, market conditions, correlations, historical patterns, and risk. Odin uses Signal Lord data and requires premium access.
    MIT
  • Retrieve demographic and mobility profiles of Dutch travelers for any municipality, postcode, or province using standardized survey data from 2004-2023.
    MIT
  • Analyze Dutch travel behavior using 20 years of ODIN survey data. Get modal split, trip purposes, distance distribution, hourly patterns, and trends for any municipality, postcode, or province.
    MIT
  • Assign a mobility profile (one of seven clusters like pedestrian or long-distance driver) to a geographic area using ODiN survey data, filtered by municipality, postcode, province, location type, and year range.
    MIT
  • Compare ODIN travel survey data between two locations side-by-side. Provide municipality, postcode, or province for each location to analyze travel patterns over selected years.
    MIT

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    Provides a specification-driven workflow layer for AI-assisted coding, enabling agents to follow an explicit 11-phase feature workflow with checkpoints, artifacts, and quality gates.
    MIT

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  • OdinOAuth

    Read Odin security findings and remediation, link fix pull requests and track retests.

  • OdinOAuth

    Odin connects your coding agent to your organisation’s security findings. Read findings and remediation, inspect pentests and assets, and link an existing fix pull request. Sign in with your Odin account; access follows your organisation role and the permissions you grant. Requires an Odin account.

  • Download generated 3D model files by providing a task UUID. The tool saves the files to a specified directory and returns details about the downloaded content.
    MIT
  • Look up encyclopedic lore for 1,044 deities across 9 mythologies, returning origin, rarity tier, and bilingual details. Use for any 'who is X?' or mythology question.
    MIT
  • Edit multiple files in one atomic transaction: nothing is written unless every change applies. Reports compiler or linter problems in changed files and returns a checkpoint id.
    ISC
    Destructive
  • Execute a shell command and wait for completion, returning exit code, stdout, and stderr. Use for builds, tests, git, npm, python, and other CLI tasks.
    ISC
    Destructive
  • Create new files or fully overwrite existing ones, building parent folders as needed. Use apply_patch or edit_file for changes to existing files.
    ISC
    Destructive
  • Replace exact text in one file atomically, supporting batch edits, replaceAll, and post-edit compiler/linter diagnostics with a checkpoint ID.
    ISC
    Destructive
  • Restore files to their state before a given checkpoint (default: latest), undoing that checkpoint and every later one. Pass an id to target a specific point.
    ISC
    Destructive