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  • Live SpaceX activity — next & recent SpaceX launches + Starlink constellation size, from public data; not financial/stock data. A single composite digest answering "what is SpaceX doing right now": the next SpaceX launches and the most recent ones (name, vehicle, pad, net launch time + live countdown, go/scrub status), plus the size of the Starlink constellation we track (object count + a couple of sample objects). Argless. INDEPENDENT — not affiliated with or endorsed by SpaceX; "SpaceX"/"Starlink" used descriptively only. Reuses two feeds we already serve (no new upstream): rocket_launches (Launch Library 2, The Space Devs) filtered to the SpaceX provider, and satellites(group=starlink) off our CelesTrak TLE mirror — so it does NOT hammer upstreams on the request path. Each part degrades independently (one source down → the others still return). HARD CONSTRAINT: NO stock price, share price, valuation, or IPO/investment data of any kind — launch schedule + constellation facts only, informational, from public data (The Space Devs, CelesTrak). Every value is returned in an Ed25519-signed, provenance-stamped envelope (source and observation time) you can verify offline against /.well-known/keys, no account required.
    Connector
  • Search LLM-extracted policy arguments in FCC, ITU, UNOOSA, and FAA filings. Filter by docket, stance, argument type, target party, or filer to find who supported or opposed specific positions.
    MIT
  • Search the satellite catalog by name, operator, country, orbit class, or NORAD/COSPAR ID. Identify specific satellites or build operator fleets from combined UCS and Space-Track data.
    MIT
  • Create a new space to organize charts and dashboards into logical groups. Use private spaces to restrict access to sensitive data.
    MIT
  • Search across Google Drive and Gmail, then deposit results to a local JSON file for easy access and review.
    MIT
  • Permanently remove an empty space from your Lightdash project. Deletes the space only if it contains no charts or dashboards.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve all spaces in a Lightdash project, including UUID, name, privacy status, and counts of charts and dashboards for content organization.
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  • Fetch real-time Earth imagery from NASA's DSCOVR satellite, showing full-disk views of clouds, continents, and oceans. Specify a date or limit the number of images.
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  • Retrieve and monitor active natural events worldwide including wildfires, volcanoes, storms, floods, and earthquakes. Filter by category, status, and time range to get current disaster data.
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  • Retrieves a live list of people currently in space and the spacecraft they are aboard. No input required.
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  • Retrieve a short briefing that lists who is currently in space and shows the live position of the International Space Station.
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  • Check disk space usage for a filesystem path, report total, used, and available space, and validate against optional free space thresholds to return a status of ok or warning.
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  • Retrieve usage statistics for the MCP server, including total tool calls, calls per tool, and first and last call timestamps.
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  • Act on Google Workspace: create, move, and edit files; manage Gmail with drafts, replies, labels; and handle comments.
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  • Retrieve mission information for a Mars rover including status, landing date, total photos, and available cameras. Input rover name to get details.
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  • Query OfficeRnD coworking space data including resources, bookings, assignments, and amenities. List, retrieve, or check availability of meeting rooms, desks, floors, and related entities.
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  • Retrieve detailed information about a near-Earth asteroid using its NEO reference ID, including orbital parameters, close approaches, and physical data.
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