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    A server for Model Context Protocol (MCP) that uses Server-Sent Events (SSE) for streaming communication, enabling tools like the HackerNews API to be accessed through a secure HTTP+SSE transport.
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    Discover tech events, startup meetups, AI events across cities including hidden ones.
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  • SentOAuth

    Build multi-channel messaging into your agents and applications with the Sent API. Send SMS, WhatsApp, and RCS messages from your agent with automatic routing, fallback, and cost optimization.

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  • Control observable runs and retrieve execution event history. Abort running jobs, read durable event logs from a sequence number, or tail live events via SSE until completion or timeout.
    MIT
  • Fetch and summarize a run's SSE stream, capturing status, assistant, thinking, tool_call, and result events plus tail text to monitor agent execution.
    MIT
  • Delivery/engagement timeline (sent→delivered→opened…) for one email.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Fetch raw activity events from a specified time range, oldest first, with optional filters by app and event kind.
    MIT
  • Create a blockchain timestamp proof that a local file existed at this moment. Only the file's SHA-256 digest is sent and anchored to Polygon; the file itself never leaves your machine.
    MIT
  • Read messages other agents have sent you, or block briefly to wait for a new one. Also lists your own undelivered sent mail without consuming it.
    MIT
  • Triggers JavaScript hover handlers by dispatching mouseover and mouseenter events on a selected element, causing hover-dependent UI like tooltips and dropdowns to appear in the DOM. Does not activate the CSS :hover pseudo-class.
    MIT
  • Creates, updates, or deletes EBMS records and reads back sent fields to verify writes, reporting mismatches, missing rows, and EBMS-added entries.
    MIT
  • Deletes a calendar event by ID with a default preview; for recurring events, choose one occurrence or this and all future occurrences.
    MIT
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