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    Exposes a governed, provenance-grounded autonomous delivery pipeline as an MCP server, enabling AI coding assistants like Claude Code or Codex to initiate requirements-to-PR workflows with human approval gates and full audit.
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    MIT
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    Local MCP server for automating Spine projects via the official CLI, enabling AI tools to inspect, export, import, and add animations to .spine files.
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    Apache 2.0

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  • Reads a Spine JSON skeleton and generates a modified copy with basic animation keyframes selected from a natural-language goal. Writes enhanced JSON and manifest, leaving original unchanged.
    Apache 2.0
  • Export a .spine project to a specified output using the Spine CLI and a JSON export settings file.
    Apache 2.0
  • Inspect Spine project files, JSON, or skeleton metadata using Spine CLI. Returns details for validation without modifying files.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve detailed metadata from Spine project files, folders, exported JSON, or binary skeleton files via the Spine CLI.
    MIT
  • Verify availability of Spine CLI and Python dependencies to ensure environment is prepared for Spine animation tasks.
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  • List in-product docs and PRDs, returning titles and IDs for quick scanning. Use the page ID to fetch full content or review a draft PRD.
    MIT
  • Load the operating guide for product managers on AIOProductOS: ground in the product brain, link insight to feature to task, prioritize on evidence, and define done. Call first.
    MIT
  • Create a task from just a title, then enrich it with assignees, priority, feature/insight links, and sprint scheduling as needed.
    MIT