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"python" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute a single block of code using the local interpreter for quick calculations, data processing, or library calls.
    MIT
  • Execute Python code in an isolated Linux VM sandbox. Control timeout and sandbox selection for secure script execution.
    MIT
  • Run Python code remotely in Unreal Engine environments using the MCP Unreal Server, enabling automated node discovery and management for efficient scripting and task execution.
  • Execute Python code in a sandbox to test scripts, process data, or run computations with configurable memory, timeout, and JSON parsing options.
    MIT
  • Search Python library documentation using natural language queries to find specific functions, classes, and usage examples from consolidated sources.
    MIT
  • Lint Python code to identify style violations and potential errors using RUFF. Optionally specify a configuration file.
    MIT

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  • Look up a Python package on PyPI to retrieve version, summary, project URLs, license, author, classifiers, requires-python, dependencies, release dates, and yanked versions.
    MIT
  • Run Python code directly within DaVinci Resolve to automate tasks, manipulate timelines, manage media, and control Fusion operations through script execution.
    MIT
  • Converts Python source files to follow PEP 8 style guidelines, standardizing code formatting and enhancing readability.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve Spark driver logs from completed notebook executions to debug Python errors and analyze Spark behavior. Use stdout for Python tracebacks or stderr for system logs.
    MIT
  • Executes arbitrary Python code in a running TouchDesigner project via td_mcp bridge. Use for ad-hoc tasks not covered by structured live-control tools; requires the bridge's "Allow Python" flag to be enabled.
    MIT
  • Verify the MCP server's Python environment, including executable path, version, and installed packages, to ensure correct setup and troubleshoot missing dependencies.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Replace or insert a Python docstring on a function or class by specifying a valid triple-quoted string literal, leaving the function body untouched.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Python package metadata from PyPI, including version, license, and Python compatibility. Use to evaluate library maintenance and compatibility before integration.
    MIT