"Verizon" matching MCP tools:

• best_cards_forA

  earnrateA

  Ranks every card earnrate knows that takes new applicants, not only the user's, for one purchase or category, each set up at its best (the right category pick, activated, cap unused), with its annual fee and what earning the rate takes. Use it for questions like "what's the best card for groceries?" or "which card should I get for Amazon?". It needs no wallet. For which of the user's own cards to use, call best_card_for_purchase instead. Mention the annual fee and any conditions alongside each card. Cards that need a membership the user hasn't given (Verizon Visa) are in `membersOnly`, not the ranking: name them after it, as the text does. For a store, cards with a statement credit there come first in `credits` ("$75 back each quarter, then 1x Amex Membership Rewards"): present them first, in dollars and never as a percentage, saying when the cardholder must enroll, then the ranking by rate.

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• simulate_spendingA

  earnrateA

  Spends monthly amounts for a year across every card earnrate knows, and ranks single cards and two-card pairs by rewards minus annual fees. A card that needs a membership the user hasn't given (Verizon Visa; spending at Costco counts as Costco's) is left out of singles and pairs and named after them, in `membersOnly`. Spending is optional: without it, typical U.S. household amounts are used and the answer says so. With `cards` (named in the conversation) or compareToWallet (the saved wallet), it ranks the cards that would add the most to those cards instead. Use it for "which card fits my spending?" or "is it worth adding a card?". It leaves out welcome bonuses.

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• compare-broadbandA

  Commerce for AgentsA

  For questions like “what internet providers are at my address?”, “is fiber available?”, “fast home internet near me?”, “Starlink vs cable?”, “cheapest internet at my address?”, “how much is internet here?”, or “moving to an address, what internet can I get?”, look up US fixed broadband provider availability and speed by address or coordinates. Returns FCC availability and maximum advertised speeds by census block (not building-level), ranked by low latency, then speed. Address is sent to the US Census Bureau Geocoder to identify the census block; starting prices ("from $X/mo", with conditions, source and check date) for major national and regional providers (e.g. AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Spectrum, Xfinity, Optimum, Starlink). Filter by minimum download speed or technology.

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• compare_welcome_offersA

  earnrateA

  Ranks cards the user doesn't have by what they'd be worth over the first two years: what each adds to the user's cards (or, with none, earns) on their spending, plus the public welcome (sign-up) bonus in year one if its minimum spend fits in the window, less each year's annual fee. A card that needs a membership the user hasn't given (Verizon Visa) is left out of the ranking and named after it, in `membersOnly`. Each offer also shows the bonus alone (first-year value), year one and year two, and how many weeks of spending the minimum takes. Offers the issuer rules out because of a card in the user's wallet are marked likely not eligible and listed last; issuers the user can't get cards from (skippedIssuers, or saved with set_memberships) are left out. Use it when the user asks which card to get next or which has the best sign-up bonus. Spending is optional (typical amounts otherwise). It covers only the cards earnrate knows, offers vary by person, and each offer's note gives the issuer's eligibility rules; pass those caveats on. Never suggest applying through a link.

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• observability_log_pattern_minerA

  gapup-mcpC

  As a CTO, extract anomalous log patterns from public breach reports (e.g., Verizon DBIR) and MITRE ATT&CK techniques to optimize SIEM rules and observability pipelines. Inputs include threat actor groups, MITRE tactics (e.g., 'TA0005'), or log sources (e.g., 'AWS CloudTrail'). Outputs structured patterns with MITRE mappings, prevalence scores, and detection recommendations. Ideal for reducing false positives and improving breach detection coverage. Pass async:true to avoid timeout.

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• observability_log_pattern_minerA

  mcp-knowledgeC

  As a CTO, extract anomalous log patterns from public breach reports (e.g., Verizon DBIR) and MITRE ATT&CK techniques to optimize SIEM rules and observability pipelines. Inputs include threat actor groups, MITRE tactics (e.g., 'TA0005'), or log sources (e.g., 'AWS CloudTrail'). Outputs structured patterns with MITRE mappings, prevalence scores, and detection recommendations. Ideal for reducing false positives and improving breach detection coverage. Pass async:true to avoid timeout.

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• observability_log_pattern_minerA

  gapup-mcpC

  As a CTO, extract anomalous log patterns from public breach reports (e.g., Verizon DBIR) and MITRE ATT&CK techniques to optimize SIEM rules and observability pipelines. Inputs include threat actor groups, MITRE tactics (e.g., 'TA0005'), or log sources (e.g., 'AWS CloudTrail'). Outputs structured patterns with MITRE mappings, prevalence scores, and detection recommendations. Ideal for reducing false positives and improving breach detection coverage. Pass async:true to avoid timeout.

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• search_filing_textA

  fundzA

  Full-text search inside SEC filings: the words a company itself wrote in its 10-K and 10-Q (business, properties, risk factors, MD&A), 20-F, and 8-K filings with their press releases. Returns the matching passage, company, form, filing date, section and a link to the exact filing on EDGAR. Use it for questions like "which banks mention contact centers in their 10-K", "did Verizon talk about headcount this year", "who is opening a new facility", or to search only the user's watchlist. Plain phrases match as a whole phrase plus common synonyms (contact center also finds call center). Put words in quotes, use OR, or a leading minus for exact control. Public companies only; covers the last 12 months.

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• start_checkA

  Spam I Am: carrier spam label checkA

  Start a check of what AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile phones show when a number calls. Returns the test line to call ('dial') for each carrier and a check id (and a token for a keyless check: keep it). The number being checked must then call each test line within the window. The first check on a number is free; later ones need a key with funds.

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