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"Ripple" matching MCP tools:

  • Set REAPER's ripple edit mode to control how edits shift subsequent items. Choose off, per-track, or all-tracks ripple for efficient dialogue and podcast editing.
    Apache 2.0
  • Converts between Ripple time, Unix time, and ISO 8601 for Xahau timestamps. Works offline.
    MIT
  • Get a prompt-ready brief for any fully qualified name: its source, class, direct callers, and callees. Use this before editing a symbol to avoid reading whole files and quickly understand its impact.
    MIT
  • Replace a clip at its original record position without ripple, optionally preserving linked audio via video-only mode. Supports dry-run preview and creates a recovery timeline before mutation.
    MIT
  • Compute whole-graph architectural metrics — coupling bottlenecks, God classes, PageRank — to reveal codebase hotspots; scope or exclude domains for focused reviews.
    MIT
  • Execute raw JSON-RPC calls against 40+ blockchains via a single endpoint, no node or API key needed. Use for contract reads, balances, blocks, logs, gas, or any chain-native method with per-call pricing and batch support.
    MIT
    Destructive

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    A data-incident triage agent for DataHub that traverses downstream lineage, ranks affected assets by criticality, resolves owners, and records incidents back into the catalog.
    Apache 2.0
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    Provides coding agents with a Python repository's call graph and impact analysis, enabling them to see callers, callees, and affected tests before making changes.
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  • ReppleOAuth

    Turn conversations into Repple flashcards. Lists decks, creates cards, and generates whole batches via a specialized card-generation pipeline. FSRS scheduling built in.

  • Analyze LTspice AC simulations to extract filter cutoffs, roll-off slope, gain/phase at specific frequencies, and crossing points (e.g. unity-gain, phase-margin) in one call.
    GPL 3.0
  • Test a sequence of edits on a project clone without committing, checking overlaps and invariants. Halts at the first error, returning results and the index where it stopped.
    MIT
  • Concurrently fetch and compare cryptocurrency prices from CoinGecko, CCXT exchanges, and DexScreener to validate quotes, find divergences, or identify arbitrage.
    MIT
  • Delete a clip from the Adobe Premiere timeline by node ID; ripple closes the gap, lift leaves it. Confirm the node ID first—the action is destructive.
    MIT
  • Deletes the audio under a single labeled take by index, closing the gap or leaving silence, and optionally removes the leftover label marker.
    Apache 2.0
  • Trace every direct and indirect caller of a C/C++ function across the full call graph, including function pointers, constructors, and dispatch edges, to assess the impact of a change before refactoring.
    MIT
  • Trace a function's callers and callees in a local codebase to map the impact of code changes.
    MIT
  • Analyze AC simulation results to extract filter characteristics, magnitude slope, magnitude/phase at specific frequencies, or crossing frequencies from LTspice .raw files or completed jobs.
    GPL 3.0
  • Delete multiple timeline layers in one reversible edit; optionally ripple to close gaps and shift downstream layers left, or lift to leave empty spans.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Analyze file dependencies and dependents to understand the impact of code changes. Use before editing or deleting files to identify potential breakage and refactoring risks.
    MIT
  • Remove a clip and close the gap on its track and sync-locked tracks, keeping audio in sync. Refuses if a clip straddles the ripple point.
    MIT
    Destructive