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"Sway" matching MCP tools:

  • Cancel an unpaid buy order using its token to expire it and free the slot. Use this only before payment is made.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Convert one token to another in the app wallet via Jupiter to obtain the token you need without leaving DFM; output returns to the same wallet.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Check the current status of a buy_emc order using its token. Tracks progress from awaiting_payment to notified, including amounts and delivery transaction ID.
    MIT
  • Start a sealed X11 or Wayland session with its own display, D-Bus, accessibility bus, and scratch home so agents can run GUI programs apart from the desktop.
    MIT
  • Buy EMC with USDT (TRC20): get a deposit address, transfer the exact amount, and receive EMC automatically at your address.
    MIT

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    Exposes Sway window manager commands as native tools for Claude Code, enabling window management, workspace navigation, and display configuration through natural language.
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    This server processes 2D Center of Pressure (COP) data to calculate metrics such as 95% confidence ellipse area, sway velocity, and the Romberg Quotient for postural stability analysis.
    MIT

Matching MCP Connectors

  • Retrieve, set, or clear your availability status in Twist for parental leave, vacation, sick leave, or other absences. Set start and end dates to keep your profile accurate.
    MIT
  • Initiate a token swap from a smart contract account using the Alchemy wallet API, requiring the owner SCA address and signer address.
    MIT
  • Speak text aloud during a call and return immediately so you can keep working; captures any user speech said meanwhile.
    MIT
  • Send any raw i3/Sway command for operations lacking a dedicated tool, such as marks, gaps, bar, or reload. Validate input as it can be destructive.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Review a stable diff for semantic risks, stale documentation, or specification drift when findings can inform an open decision.
    MIT
  • Lists virtual .pyi stub files for connected CodeMode MCP servers to reveal server and tool bindings. Use it first when a named server, tool, or capability is not in your visible tool list.
    MIT
  • Run sandboxed Starlark code to call permitted MCP tools via Server.tool_name(param=value) and return the result plus logs.
    MIT
  • Inspect the i3/Sway configuration state: version, compositor type, loaded config path, and binding modes. Optionally include the full config text.
    MIT
  • Reports this server's licence state—product, free/pro tier, licence ID, expiry, key source, upgrade URL—to explain free-tier refusals and guide activation.
    MIT
  • Find kid-friendly hotels in Japan by area, child age, price, or hotel name, using 48 verified conditions like baby beds and family baths. Results link to detail pages.
    MIT
  • Create a working .riv animation file from a scene spec without the Rive editor, validate it with the official runtime, and return a rendered preview frame.
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