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  • propertieslookup_deprecated

    Realty In Au MCP Server

    Retrieve off-market Australian property details by ID using Realty In Au MCP Server. This deprecated tool provides basic property information; use the updated properties/v2/lookup endpoint for comprehensive data.
    MIT

  • add-note

    MCP Personal Tools Server

    Add a new line to your notes file through the MCP Personal Tools Server. Enter text to store and organize personal notes efficiently.

  • add-note

    MCP Personal Tools Server

    Add text to your notes file using this MCP Personal Tools Server tool. Append new entries to maintain organized personal documentation.

  • ffbb_get_poule

    FFBB MCP Server

    Retrieve detailed information about a basketball competition group, including standings, teams, and match schedules, using the French Basketball Federation's data.
    MIT

  • search_papers

    arXiv MCP Server

    Search academic papers on arXiv using advanced queries with field-specific prefixes and Boolean operators to find relevant research.

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