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"PlayStation Portable" matching MCP tools:

  • Start a local mock server that serves one or more APIs from OpenAPI spec files or URLs. Combines multiple APIs into a single server for local testing.
    MIT
  • Lists available documentation topics to help you identify relevant guides before searching or reading specific topics.
    MIT
  • Create a portable JSON backup of project memories, decisions, and pitfalls to restore after destructive maintenance or migrate to another memento instance.
    MIT
  • Export a complete agent audit trail to a portable JSON archive. Optionally request a PiQrypt CA signature for legal admissibility (eIDAS Art.26), creating a self-contained export verifiable without PiQrypt.
    MIT
  • Read an unsigned 64-bit little-endian value from the PS2 Emotion Engine address space at a given absolute address. Use for true 64-bit fields like full PS2 EE pointers or packed double-word state.
    MIT

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    An MCP server that exposes PPSSPP — the PlayStation Portable emulator — to any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, etc.) via PPSSPP's built-in WebSocket debugger interface. Read and write PSP memory, drive games with button input, capture screenshots, set CPU breakpoints, inspect MIPS Allegrex registers — all through a clean tool interface. No bridge plugin needed; PPSSPP's debugg
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    MCP server for PCSX2 and other emulators that speak the PINE protocol. Read and write 8/16/32/64-bit emulator memory and control save states for PlayStation-family emulation.
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  • Read a 16-bit unsigned little-endian value from PS2 emulator memory at a 2-byte aligned address. Use for 16-bit fields like HP, score, or coordinates.
    MIT
  • Read a single unsigned 8-bit byte from the emulator's EE address space at the specified absolute address. Use for status flags, counters, character bytes, and other 8-bit fields.
    MIT
  • Write a 32-bit little-endian value to a 4-byte-aligned address in the emulator's EE memory. Use for cheats, timestamps, counters, or color values.
    MIT
  • Add or replace a brand logo using raw SVG, URL, or base64 data URI. Resolves cases where automated extraction failed or a custom logo is provided.
    MIT
  • Reads a 32-bit unsigned little-endian integer from a given address in the emulator's EE memory. Ideal for timestamps, counters, colors, and lower halves of 64-bit pointers.
    MIT
  • Write a single unsigned byte (0–255) to a PS2 emulator's EE address space for cheats, debug pokes, or game-state changes.
    MIT
  • Read a contiguous range of bytes from emulator memory and return as hex dump. Efficiently batches read operations for large regions up to 4096 bytes. Use for snapshot diffs and inspecting unknown data.
    MIT
  • Write a 16-bit little-endian value to emulator memory at a specified absolute address. Use for 16-bit cheats and pokes (HP, score, coordinates).
    MIT
  • Write a 64-bit unsigned integer to the emulator's EE address space. Use for atomic doubleword writes where precision beyond 2^53 is required.
    MIT
  • Export journal questions as study flashcards in tab-separated CSV format for use with Anki, Quizlet, or other study tools. Converts ? questions into front/back cards with topic tags.
    MIT
  • Export project governance configuration as a portable JSON bundle to share with teammates or import into other projects.
    MIT
  • Export a project's domain knowledge—abbreviations, conventions, terms, and associations—as a portable YAML pack for review, curation, and reuse in other projects or tools.
    MIT
  • Export workflows as portable JSON for cross-environment transfer, stripping workspace-specific identifiers to enable movement between environments like sandbox and production.
    MIT