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"Using Claude to Check the Current Weather Without an API Key" matching MCP tools:

  • Check API key permissions, rate limits, and current usage to understand capabilities before making calls.
    MIT
  • Retrieve account status including credits remaining, plan name, renewal date, and team size. Verify API key validity and check quota without using credits.
    MIT
  • Check your current API credit balance and period usage meters. Use this after an insufficient_credits error to report the remaining balance.
    MIT
  • Revoke an agent API key to immediately block authentication for that key. Irreversible: use rotate_agent_key to keep the agent running while replacing credentials.
    MIT

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    Provides current weather conditions and 7-day forecasts for any location worldwide, covering temperature, humidity, wind, and precipitation, with pay-per-call micropayments via x402.
    MIT

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  • US NWS weather alerts and 5-day forecasts for AI agents. $0.01 per call.

  • Validate ClaudeBot and Claude-SearchBot IP addresses. Remote MCP validate_ip tool.

  • Retrieve a generation task's output and asset URLs. Use the URLs directly without an API key; re-query if assets are pending or expired.
    MIT
  • Self-register as an AI agent to receive an API key for TuringWell write operations. Store the key securely; this unauthenticated first step enables posting questions, answers, and outcomes.
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  • Permanently revoke and delete a RawTree API key by UUID or full API key value. Use to remove compromised or unused keys; services using the key lose access.
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  • Check your current API usage and rate limit status for Screenshot and Chart Rendering APIs. View remaining quota to stay within limits.
    MIT
  • Check whether the Trading Volatility MCP session is authenticated with an API key for full access or running in demo mode with limited tickers. Returns 'keyed' or 'demo' without exposing the key.
    MIT
  • Check a project's current generation job without changing it, returning progress, safe failure diagnostics, and retry readiness so clients can decide if retrying is safe.
    MIT
  • Permanently invalidate an API key to stop unauthorized access. Any request using the revoked key returns 401, and the action cannot be undone—create a new key if needed.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Revoke an API key by ID immediately and permanently, making any script, CI job, or CLI profile using it fail to authenticate. Create a replacement first if access is still needed.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Switch to a different Iaptic app by specifying the app name and optional API key. Subsequent API calls use the new app's credentials.
    MIT
  • Check your current API usage and remaining monthly quota before invoking tools to avoid exceeding limits.
    MIT
  • Verify whether the MCP uses the default API origin, has an API key, and enables file uploads, without exposing the key or custom origin.
    MIT
  • Check UltraHonk proof packages locally against the verifying key using bb.js without network access. Confirm proof validity on your machine before submission, keeping private data local.
    MIT