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  • Execute Vim commands directly within the MCP server, enabling integration of Vim’s native text editing workflows and optional shell command execution for enhanced productivity.
    MIT
  • Run Vim ex commands in Neovim to modify buffers, files, and editor state. Execute a single command or a list, returning captured output or errors.
    MIT
  • Send raw Vim keystrokes to Neovim for motions, visual selections, and operators. Esc is prepended automatically, so input starts in normal mode and multi-mode sequences work in one call.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands on remote servers via SSH with captured stdout, stderr, and exit codes for system administration and automation tasks.
    MIT
    Destructive

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  • AI-powered eSIM recommendation agent for travelers. Provides real-time coverage checks, package search by country, and pricing across 190+ destinations via structured tool calls. Tools available: - list_countries - full list of supported destinations - check_coverage - network operators by country code - search_packages - filter eSIM plans by country - get_package_details - pricing and data specs - create_checkout - generate payment link for purchase No auth required for search tools. Ideal

  • Run non-interactive commands in a persistent remote shell, retaining working directory and environment across calls. Supports waiting and timeout for long-running tasks.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Read a terminal session's captured output, with escape codes removed and progress bars collapsed. Optionally wait for the output to stabilize before returning, ensuring command results are ready.
    MIT
  • Plan a lesion network mapping paper section by section, listing gaps, word budgets, and reporting obligations for each section.
    MIT
  • Search NixOS packages, options, and flake inputs; retrieve details from nixpkgs, Home Manager, Darwin, and other Nix sources.
    MIT
  • Start interactive programs (SSH, GDB, REPLs) as managed subprocesses, returning process IDs for monitoring and I/O control.
    MIT
  • Lists currently authenticated vCenter/ESXi sessions with user details, login time, IP, and client, helping identify who is logged in and attribute changes to a specific person.
    MIT
  • Get a clean snapshot of a PTY screen. Avoid garbled fragments from full-screen TUIs (vim, htop, less). The snapshot stays queryable after exit.
    MIT
  • Generate a JSON methodology graph for custom visualization, with nodes for domains, concepts, memories, entities and edges for semantic links. Capped at 200 nodes and 500 edges.
    MIT
  • Audit OBS packages for security vulnerabilities by scanning spec files or running full audits. Identify red flags before installation.
    GPL 3.0
  • Launch an interactive force-directed graph in your browser to explore Cortex's memory, methodology, and knowledge views. Use for analysis, screenshots, or presenting state without a database.
    MIT
  • Resize a terminal session's rows and columns to fix TUI tool output layout. Serial sessions are not supported.
    MIT
  • Perceive the current terminal screen to verify actions. Returns visible text, alternate-screen status, and hashes for change detection.
    MIT
  • Analyze videos via direct URLs to obtain text descriptions or answers. Provide a video_url and optional question to receive visual understanding from the vision model.
    Apache 2.0