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  • Run custom Python code in Fusion 360 for operations not available through standard tools. Access the application, design, and root component directly.
    MIT
  • Retrieve compiler diagnostics (errors, warnings, infos) for a Lean file. Filter by severity, line range, or declaration to isolate specific issues.
    MIT
  • Converts TeX documents into Lean code via Formath JSONL, generating `entities.jsonl` and `lean/src/<module>.lean` files in sibling directories. Streamlines mathematical formalization workflows.
  • Find top verified alternatives to any software tool. Returns ratings, pricing, free plan status, and a direct comparison link to evaluate options.
    MIT

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    Enables LLM agents to interact with the Lean theorem prover through the Language Server Protocol, providing tools for analyzing Lean projects, accessing diagnostics, goal states, documentation, and searching for theorems using both local and external search services.
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  • Retrieve industry valuation comparison for peers based on a security symbol. Access PE, PB, PS, dividend yield, and historical trends.
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  • Typecheck Lean 4 code or verify a proof against a statement using the real Lean 4 kernel. Get precise kernel errors to repair refuted proofs.
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  • Submit a Python script for background execution in PFC. Get a task ID to poll progress, cancel, or modify variables mid-run using companion tools.
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  • Report installed media binaries (ffmpeg, ffprobe, ImageMagick, whisper.cpp, Python, edge-tts) to know what operations are possible.
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  • Find formal Lean names and types of mathlib theorems using pattern or natural language queries. Serves cached results when services are down.
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  • Run Python code to sequentially call tools and return combined results for on-call health insights.
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  • Retrieve the Python source code of an Apache Airflow DAG by providing its DAG ID. Returns the DAG file content and file token for inspection and debugging.
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  • Mount MCP server tools at runtime without restarting. Filter tools to mount only those needed, and unmount to kill process. Supports multiple registries.
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