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    Enables AI coding agents and IDEs to perform AST-backed semantic Verilog/SystemVerilog code reviews, catching race conditions, reset polarity mismatches, and bitwidth truncations while computing a 0–100 RTL quality score.
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    An MCP server for elite Arabic and bilingual RTL/LTR UI/UX design, providing tools for design pipelines, anti-AI-slop auditing, RTL layout conversion, Arabic typography optimization, and accessibility checks.
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    Enables AI agents to manage contacts, deals, pipelines, and team collaboration in a multi-tenant CRM with Arabic/RTL support.
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    Provides real-time Seoul city data including population congestion, traffic, parking, transit, bikes, EV chargers, weather, events, commercial, accidents, alerts, and news across 121 locations using Seoul Open Data API.
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    MCP server for advanced Arabic Microsoft Word document creation, formatting, XML manipulation, and text repair with full RTL support. It enables users to generate, inspect, and modify .docx files through natural language and 13 specialized tools.
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    Connects AI assistants to a Request Tracker (RT) instance, enabling natural language ticket search, creation, updates, and queue management via the MCP protocol.
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    MCP server for correct Arabic formatting — currency, Hijri dates, number-to-words, RTL fixes and validation across all 22 Arab countries. Zero-dependency.
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    Enables RTL simulation and hardware verification with Verilator through automatic testbench generation, natural language queries about simulations, waveform analysis, and protocol-aware testing for Verilog/SystemVerilog designs.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that provides specialized prompt suggestions for backend development, frontend development, and general tasks to help LLMs generate better content.
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    Enables Claude to draw on a live tldraw canvas from prompts, with real-time visualization in a browser. Provides tools for creating, updating, deleting shapes and retrieving canvas state.
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    MCP proxy that filters oversized tool responses, downscaling screenshots and pruning accessibility snapshots to reduce token usage in LLM interactions.
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    An MCP server that generates real .docx and .xlsx files from structured data, with support for headings, tables, RTL, and frozen panes. It offers local (stdio) and hosted HTTP modes with API key quotas.
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    A local MCP server that gives AI copilots a shared, portable long-term memory backed by an embedded knowledge graph, with semantic search and export/import capabilities.
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    Enables MCP-compatible clients to directly manage Jira Requirements and Test Management resources such as requirements, test cases, plans, executions, defects, tree structures, and automation via exposed tools.
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    Enables autonomous agents to discover and bid on unused LLM token quota through a machine-to-machine secondary exchange protocol. It utilizes a Proof-of-Residue handshake to verify compute capacity and facilitate the real-time acquisition of verified residue tokens.
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