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"CMake" matching MCP tools:

  • Check local installation and state of STM32CubeMX, STM32CubeIDE, CMake, and related tools to validate the environment before generating STM32 projects.
    MIT
  • Clean SailfishOS project build artifacts by running the appropriate CMake clean command in the specified build directory.
    MIT
  • Build an O3DE project by running CMake configure and build, with configurable timeouts and profile, debug, or release configurations.
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  • Build CrossPad for PC, ESP32, or STM32 platforms, automating environment setup, error parsing, and supporting incremental, clean, and reconfigure build modes.
    MIT
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  • Create a new Conan project with specified dependencies and build system templates. Set up libraries or executables quickly by providing project name, version, and required packages.
    MIT
  • Build the injection library and injector for a chosen environment, enabling automation and inspection of native Qt applications.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    A Gradio-based MCP server for comprehensive CMake project management that enables configuring, building, and testing CMake projects with preset support, error analysis, and LLM-friendly output formatting. Provides both web UI and MCP protocol access for streamlined C++ development workflows.
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    Audits Make.com scenario blueprints before import, checking for hardcoded secrets, dangling references, plain-HTTP URLs, and other issues. Provides tools to inspect blueprint structure, trace module mappings, and generate a safety findings report.
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    MIT

Matching MCP Connectors

  • Free ATS resume score and job-match checker from ResuMakeAi. One tool, score_resume: scores a resume against a job description and returns an ATS parsing score, job match percentage, missing skills, suggested keywords, and formatting issues. No auth, no signup.

  • Generate reproducible image, video, and audio assets with leading models and your own provider keys.

  • Clone a Make.com scenario into a new one with a specified name, enabling safe testing of structural changes without affecting the original. Optionally copy module execution state.
    MIT
  • Run build commands and return only critical diagnostics. Filters noisy compiler output to show unique errors first, with file, line, code, and repeat counts for faster debugging.
    MIT
  • Update an existing Make.com scenario's structure (blueprint, connections, params), schedule, name, or folder. Requires explicit user confirmation and returns before/after snapshots to enable recovery.
    MIT
  • List Make.com scenarios for a team or organization, with optional filtering for active only and configurable limits to manage automation workflows.
    MIT
  • Run a Make.com scenario immediately and get the execution result. Optionally trigger without waiting, returning an execution ID, and pass input data as needed.
    MIT
  • Remove specific incomplete or failed executions (DLQ items) by ID from a Make scenario. Deletes only the listed IDs, avoiding accidental removal of all executions.
    MIT
  • Write firmware to target microcontroller Flash. Supports .elf, .axf, .hex, and .bin file formats with optional verification.
    MIT
  • List Make.com data stores for your team, returning IDs, names, and record information. Falls back to configured team when team_id is omitted.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete JSON blueprint of a Make.com scenario, including every module, parameters, filters, and connections. Inspect exact configurations without requesting screenshots.
    MIT
  • Audit Make.com scenario blueprints for security risks before import, detecting hardcoded credentials, dangling references, plain-HTTP URLs, unfiltered routes, and missing error handling.
    MIT
  • Load an ELF or AXF file to resolve symbol names for debugging. Use variable names to read/write variables and function names to set breakpoints.
    MIT