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  • Build per-partition IVF indexes and calibrate nprobe to a recall floor, enabling approximate search for partitions that have outgrown exact scans while smaller partitions remain exact.
    Apache 2.0
  • Scan a project directory with Checkov to detect security misconfigurations and compliance violations across all Infrastructure as Code files. Supports Terraform, Kubernetes, CloudFormation, Dockerfile, and more.
    MIT No Attribution
  • Diagnose an AnkusDrive installation by checking FreeCAD and solver components, reporting found/missing status with exact fix or install hints, and optionally verifying solver image authenticity.
    Apache 2.0
  • List GPU events from a PIX capture by queue, with optional filtering and decoded D3D12 call arguments. No CSV export needed—directly query any queue.
    MIT

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    An unofficial MCP server for Perplexity AI that leverages Pro subscriptions and browser cookies to enable real-time web searches and model selection without an API key. It provides tools for performing queries, listing available models, and automating the login process to manage authentication.
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    Enables AI agents to generate static Pix QR codes for Brazilian payments using natural language, with EMV 4.0 compliance and no external API required.
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  • Retrieve per-event GPU timing from PIX captures, with start and duration for each event. Rank events by duration to pinpoint expensive work, optionally filtering to individual draws and dispatches.
    MIT
  • Authenticate with Perplexity AI by opening a browser window to log in and save cookies for web searches and model access without an API key.
    MIT
  • Retrieve GPU queue execution scopes with actual GPU timings. Specify a queue ID or use the busiest queue, with optional time, limit, and stack filters for targeted analysis.
    MIT
  • Run arbitrary command pipelines to access any PIX feature without a dedicated tool, including opening a capture and setting timeouts.
    MIT
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  • Browse and filter 670+ cybersecurity tools by module, install method, or installed status to find available options before installing or checking.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of active capture sessions, displaying their identifiers, file paths, and cached artifact information.
    MIT
  • Replays a GPU capture on a real D3D12 device to generate per-event timing data and reports when ready, enabling subsequent timing queries for all events.
    MIT
  • List timing threads for a specific process in a PIX capture, ordered by busiest first. Provide a process ID to get per-thread timing data, thread IDs, and event nesting depth for further analysis.
    MIT
  • Identify every process that ran on a specific CPU core to diagnose affinity or contention problems that cause stutter.
    MIT
  • Display a thread's named PIX scopes with span and duration, separating execution time from waiting time to pinpoint slowdowns.
    MIT
  • List D3D12 textures and buffers from a capture with dimensions, formats, and debug names, and filter by name to locate resources for subsequent detailed inspection.
    MIT
  • Retrieve allocation migration and demotion events from a GPU capture, filterable by type and time range, to diagnose when video memory pressure forces moves out of VRAM.
    MIT
  • Return the correct upgrade command for fcop-mcp based on your install method (pip, pipx, uvx) so you can run it in your own shell.
    MIT
  • Get the pipeline state bound at a specific GPU event to inspect program type, root signature, and views, helping diagnose rendering issues.
    MIT