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"Querying Hudi Data" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a company overview by security symbol, including market cap and key financial data. Supports US and Hong Kong markets.
    Apache 2.0
  • Browse the Autario indicator registry to discover available data. Filter by topic, unit, frequency, entity type, or publisher to find specific indicators.
    MIT
  • Find datasets in a public data catalog by searching with keywords or filtering by category. Get dataset IDs, titles, descriptions, and metadata to select the right data for analysis.
    MIT

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  • Get summary statistics of Klever VM knowledge base, including total entries and counts by context type, to understand available knowledge before querying.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current VeBetterDAO round ID from the X Allocation Voting smart contract to filter queries for active round data. Returns real-time on-chain value.
    MIT
  • Discover available calendars by listing their names and IDs, then use them for querying or creating events.
    MIT
  • Record a research experiment with changes, expected and actual results, outcome, and optional metrics for later querying.
    MIT
  • List all geospatial datasets available for querying, including pre-loaded public datasets (US states, counties, ZIP codes) and your custom uploads. Use dataset IDs for other spatial query tools.
    MIT
  • Retrieve VIP-180/ERC-20 token balances for any wallet address by querying the smart contract directly. Returns raw and formatted balances with token metadata.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed metadata for a collection: description, extent, properties, and links. Use this before querying to understand available attributes.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all views in the connected SQLite database to explore available views or verify a view exists before querying.
    MIT