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"Zod" matching MCP tools:

  • Verify if a business supports specific actions like ordering or booking by checking its NOD manifest for endpoint URLs, authentication, and policy constraints.
    MIT
  • Fetch a business's NOD Protocol manifest to discover its identity, capabilities, supported actions, API endpoints, and contact methods from a domain's structured JSON file.
    MIT
  • Delete a single trace by ID, removing spans and preserving eval result history. Use for data correction, compliance erasure, or test cleanup.
    MIT
  • Fetch historical agent-execution traces with filters, pagination, and optional summary to investigate failures or compute quality trends.
    MIT
  • Remove a deployed custom evaluation rule permanently. The rule stops firing on future evaluations, while past results remain intact.
    MIT
  • Deploy a custom evaluation rule that triggers on every future evaluate_output call of its category, baking recurring failure patterns into the default eval path.
    MIT

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    Production-ready TypeScript MCP server template — 4 tools, Zod validation, 19 tests, Claude Desktop + Code integration
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  • Record an agent execution trace with input, output, spans, tool calls, cost, latency, and token usage for later evaluation, analysis, or audit.
    MIT
  • Define or update design system specs (component, page, or dataviz) with Zod validation. Use to prepare specs for code generation or modify existing props and variants.
    MIT
  • Score agent output against configurable evaluation rules and return a 0..1 score with per-rule breakdown. Deterministic, in-process scoring for length, keyword, PII, injection, and cost checks.
    MIT
  • Search class, method, or field names across any Minecraft version and mappings namespace. Uses live full-text search from linkie's database.
  • Fetches and searches Mojang's client mappings for Minecraft versions that linkie cannot load, such as the 26.1 lineage. Verifies class, method, or field names directly from piston-meta.mojang.com.
  • Provides code examples for Mixin patterns: @Inject, @ModifyArg, @ModifyVariable, @Redirect, @WrapOperation, @Accessor, @Invoker, and Fabric/NeoForge config skeletons.
  • Retrieve a document's structured bundle: citation packet, outline, backlinks, forward links, and recent edits. Supports one-hop link depth.
    MIT
  • Inspect raw binary content by dumping bytes as hexadecimal, octal, or decimal rows. Analyze file structure and encoding details.
    MIT
  • Check which Minecraft versions exist for each mappings namespace (e.g., Yarn, Mojang). Filter by namespace, version prefix, and optionally include unstable releases like snapshots.
  • Retrieve code snippets for Minecraft modding tasks across 1.8.9 and 1.21+. Finds answers by searching method/API and class tables to match user queries like 'how do I X'.
  • Execute a registered contract: validates inputs against schema, resolves source/sink overrides, runs assembly steps, returns output or structured error envelope.
    MIT
  • Verify MCP server authentication to Odoo and access to PPM models, returning counts of portfolios, programs, projects, and risks.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Look up Minecraft class names across Forge/MCP (1.8.9) and Mojang (1.21+) mappings. Returns fully-qualified names and highlights path or rename differences.