Skip to main content
Glama
134,925 tools. Last updated 2026-05-15 03:33

"Resources on TypeScript and Redux Integration" matching MCP tools:

  • Generate TypeScript backend code for Arbitrum dApps using NestJS or Express frameworks with viem integration for blockchain interaction.
  • Retrieve an MCP server by ID or slug to get details including parent integration, status, and creation time. Use this to access the server record instead of the integration config.
    MIT
  • List all Move resources held by an address on Initia L1 or Minimove chains. Use to discover available resources before querying a specific struct tag.
    Apache 2.0

Matching MCP Servers

Matching MCP Connectors

  • Create an org-level provider integration for AI services like OpenAI, Anthropic, or Azure. Specify provider ID and name to generate a new integration that downstream providers and workspaces can use.
    MIT
  • Automatically close the browser and release all resources to optimize system performance after completing browser automation tasks using the MCP server.
    MIT
  • Generates a custom React hook for an Appo SDK feature. Returns TypeScript code with types, error handling, and loading states.
    MIT
  • Create a full-stack decentralized application on Aptos blockchain with resources for Move smart contracts, project management, and frontend development.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create a TypeScript client for direct Kalendis API calls with x-api-key authentication. Generates code to manage users, availability, bookings, and scheduling operations.
    MIT
  • Send a MASV package to an integrated cloud or on-prem system like AWS S3, Frame.io, Dropbox, or MASV Storage Gateway. Provide the package ID and integration ID with direction masv_to_cloud.
    MIT
  • Refresh cached content on CDN nodes by marking resources as expired, ensuring users access updated versions fetched from the origin server.
    MIT
  • Scaffold a complete feature integration for mobile-web APIs, generating hook, component, and types files with integration instructions.
    MIT