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"Orange" matching MCP tools:

  • Start an agent run to trigger data ingestion, knowledge graph sync, or test generation. Safe to retry; returns active run if already in progress.
    MIT
  • Retrieve full details, configuration, timeline, and recent runs for a specific OrangePro agent. Inspect agent config, run history, and current status.
    MIT
  • List all configured agents for a tenant to discover available agents before retrieving details or triggering runs. Returns agent ID, name, type, status, and last run timestamp.
    MIT
  • List recent runs for an agent to review history, identify failures, or confirm completion. Returns run details like status, duration, and records processed.
    MIT

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  • Resolves user stories, requirements, or features against a knowledge graph to verify coverage and identify gaps. Returns grounded entities and confidence scores.
    MIT
  • Retrieve sorted set members within a specified index range, including scores if needed.
    MIT
  • Retrieve entries from a Redis stream. Specify the stream key and an optional count to limit results.
    MIT
  • Calculate the difference between the maximum and minimum values in a list. Provides a measure of data dispersion.
    MIT
  • Retrieve elements from a Redis list within a specified range. Returns a JSON string of list items or an error.
    MIT
  • Clear the orange notification dot by marking postings as seen, either individually or the entire Imbox tray in one bulk call.
    MIT
  • Retrieve published hosting capacity of distribution feeders from utilities. Returns available MW for load or generation export, with feeder details and coverage by utility.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the list of 45 curated Australian location IDs with fast-path lookup. Ideal for building UI dashboards or planning multi-location queries.
    MIT
  • Update the configuration of any Airtable field type, including computed fields like formula, rollup, and lookup, with support for all field options.
    MIT
  • Generate AI images from text prompts using Google's Nano Banana model. Create photorealistic or artistic visuals by providing detailed descriptions of subjects, atmosphere, lighting, and composition.
    MIT
  • Create and edit diagrams via high-level command strings. Automates shape, connection, style, and layout management for clear diagramming.
    MIT
  • Create a new event in a TimeTree calendar with title, start/end times, location, notes, attendees, checklist, color labels, and recurrence rules. Supports all-day events and timezone settings.
    MIT
  • Displays an orange glow around screen edges to indicate that automated actions are in progress, providing visual feedback to the user.
    Apache 2.0
  • Flag a single email message by ID, optionally with a color from the Apple Mail palette. Returns confirmation of the flag and applied color.
    MIT