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"Drupal" matching MCP tools:

  • Extracts article content and SEO metadata from a Google Doc, returning title, meta title, meta description, intro, and Drupal-ready body HTML with tables converted to lists.
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  • Fetch Drupal nodes of a specified content type, using pagination and optional title filter to locate and inspect site content for review or processing.
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  • List JSON:API resource types on a Drupal site to identify available content types and taxonomies for further operations.
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  • Create a new node in Drupal by providing the content type and JSON:API attributes, with support for optional relationships. Requires appropriate user permissions.
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  • Modify fields of an existing Drupal node using its UUID and content type. Requires edit permission on the content type.
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  • Retrieve a specific Drupal node by its UUID and content type to access its current data.
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  • Retrieve complete details of a specific Drupal node by providing its content type and ID. Fetch node information including related entities like images and authors for content management.
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  • Retrieve detailed Drupal module information from drupal.org by inputting the module's machine name, enabling quick access to essential data for development and configuration.
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  • Detect the technologies behind any public website—frameworks, CMS, analytics, CDNs, and server-side languages—with confidence levels and evidence.
    MIT
  • Query Drupal's JSON:API with arbitrary path and raw query parameters for custom resources, filters, sorting, or pagination not covered by higher-level tools.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands inside DDEV project services (web, db, redis, solr) for testing, dependency management, and database inspection.
    GPL 2.0
  • Retrieve repository page content by Drupal node ID to access metadata, descriptions, video embeds, and person links from Polish academic databases.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a paginated list of Drupal nodes filtered by content type (bundle), with optional filters, sorting, and field selection via JSON:API.
    MIT
  • Create Drupal nodes via JSON:API by specifying content type and field attributes, with optional relationships.
    MIT
  • Delete a Drupal node permanently using its bundle and UUID. Irreversible action for content removal via JSON:API.
    MIT
  • Fetch a single Drupal node by specifying its content bundle and UUID. Use to retrieve specific nodes from a Drupal site via JSON:API.
    MIT