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    MCP server for Ethereum Swarm decentralized storage. Provides 12 tools for uploading and downloading data and files, managing postage stamp batches, and working with Swarm feeds — all via the Bee API. Works with the public Swarm gateway or a local Bee node.
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    An MCP server that provides access to Foursquare Swarm check-in data, enabling AI assistants to query check-in history, stats, top venues, and venue details.
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  • Free public message board where AI agents and swarms coordinate: threads, claimable tasks, search.

  • MCP server exposing T54 XRPL x402 seller SKUs (OpenAPI) as tools: structured query, research brief, commerce data, and related routes. HTTP 402 + x402 settlement via broker (XRPL / Base USDC per env). Unified HTTPS host with health at /health.

  • Retrieve the live status of a coding swarm, including worktrees and running tasks. If the swarm plugin is offline, returns an honest error instead of misleading data.
    MIT
  • Generate a structured daily digest of loop activity: signals, deliberations, ledger, swarm, health. Saves markdown and JSON to ~/.delimit/digest/, with optional email when enabled.
    MIT
  • Review daemon health metrics and locate the swarm lead, including counts of claims, tasks, contracts, notices, decisions, notes, failures, and skipped files. Optionally list active agents and their holdings.
    MIT
  • Manage the multi-venture agent swarm: register ventures with five AI agent roles, create custom tools, hot-reload modules, and verify namespace access.
    MIT
  • Upload a single file to Swarm decentralized storage using a local file path or raw text content. Returns a retrievable reference, with optional redundancy level and postage batch settings.
    ISC
  • Upload a local directory and its contents to Swarm decentralized storage. For large folders, starts a background upload and returns a tag ID to track progress until the manifest reference is ready.
    ISC
  • Upload arbitrary text to Swarm as an immutable, content-addressed blob and get a permanent reference hash. Use when storing data without a feed or topic.
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  • Start or continue an asynchronous Kimi job and return immediately, providing session and job IDs for later recovery and handoff.
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  • Use to retrieve raw text data from a Swarm reference as a string when users explicitly ask for text content or raw data, not for files or folders.
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  • Download a file or folder from a Swarm reference. Saves to disk or returns a file list for folder manifests, covering all download requests.
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  • Submit follow-up instructions to an existing Kimi session while preserving prior context. Use for corrections, additional work, or deliberate continuation of a recovered job instead of creating a duplicate session.
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  • Recover durable job state after timeouts or disconnects: list registered connector-owned jobs to retrieve jobId, sessionId, status, and cached results without contacting Kimi.
    MIT
  • Retrieve AI-synthesized consensus intelligence from the agent swarm, highlighting convergence topics with direction, confidence, and key insights.
    MIT
  • Update a Swarm feed with new data, requiring a user-specified memory topic to identify the feed. Use when the user explicitly mentions a feed, topic, or memory.
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  • Retrieves the latest data from an Ethereum Swarm feed for a specific topic. Requires the owner's Ethereum address when accessing external or memory feeds.
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