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"Using Server-Sent Events (SSE) in the Terminal" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve metadata for a live incident stream, including endpoint URL, payload schema, reconnect policy, and event-rate statistics, to prepare for SSE feed subscription.
    MIT
  • Verify if a password has appeared in known data breaches using the Pwned Passwords k-anonymity API. Only the first 5 characters of the SHA-1 hash are sent, preserving privacy.
    MIT
  • Start a local web dashboard that streams live KPIs, secret tables, and audit events via Server-Sent Events for richer visual monitoring. Returns URL to open in browser.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Check the delivery status of a previously sent fax. Poll for updates until a terminal status (delivered, failed, or partial) is reached.
    MIT

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  • Exit the server with code 0 to trigger a process manager restart, loading updated code and tools after SSE reconnection.
    MIT
  • Execute commands in a visible terminal window by sending text input to a specified session, allowing real-time command execution and interaction with the terminal environment.
    MIT
  • Create new terminal windows or access existing ones by name for direct user interaction and command execution. Specify a working directory to control where commands run.
    MIT
  • Analyze chat interfaces by sending test messages and capturing network traffic to identify streaming API endpoints, Server-Sent Events, and WebSocket connections for public chat analysis.
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  • Register an external MCP server (Docker, local command, or SSE) to the hub for tool discovery and execution in security workflows.
  • Inspect TLS certificates of MCP servers using HTTP/SSE transport to detect insecure configurations such as unencrypted HTTP, untrusted or expired certificates, weak signatures, and short keys.
    MIT