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  • Execute any Redis command on a remote server, with results formatted by type and optional TLS support.
    MIT
  • Filter documents by metadata before ranking by vector similarity to enable production RAG and semantic search pipelines.
    MIT
  • Scan keys in Redis using the SCAN command for non-blocking, production-safe iteration. Use a pattern to match keys and a cursor to paginate through results for complete retrieval.
    MIT
  • Search Redis documentation and knowledge base to find information on concepts, data structures, features, and use cases including caching, session management, and semantic search.
    MIT

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    Enables AI assistants to perform comprehensive Redis database operations including managing strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, TTL management, and data backup/restore. Supports secure connections and provides batch operations for efficient Redis interaction through natural language.
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  • Check if a field exists in a Redis hash. Returns True if the field is present, otherwise False.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a Redis string value by key. Returns the stored value or an error message.
    MIT
  • Add an entry to a Redis stream with fields and optional expiration time. Returns the entry ID.
    MIT
  • Read entries from a Redis stream using a consumer group, specifying key, group, consumer, and optionally count or blocking timeout.
    MIT
  • Remove specified elements from a Redis list. Control removal count from head, tail, or all matching values.
    MIT
  • Store a key-value pair in Redis with an optional expiration time to control data persistence.
    MIT
  • Add a value to a Redis set, optionally setting a TTL in seconds for automatic removal.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all clients currently connected to the Redis server. Monitor active connections and manage server resources effectively.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed Redis server information and statistics. Specify a section such as memory or cpu to filter results.
    MIT
  • Delete a specific entry from a Redis stream by providing the stream key and entry ID.
    MIT
  • Rename a Redis key by providing the current key name and the new key name. Updates the key identifier in the database.
    MIT