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"IRIS" matching MCP tools:

  • Check if iris is signed in, identify the user, and list the granted scopes.
    MIT
  • List IRIS (sub-communal statistical zones) for a commune in La Réunion. Returns IRIS code, name, type, commune, EPCI, and grand-quartier details.
    MIT
  • Prevent removal of critical IRIs during plan/apply by locking them; locked IRIs appear as violations in plan output.
    MIT
  • Get details on sample datasets (iris, tips, stocks, gapminder) to select the right data for your visualizations.
    Apache 2.0

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    Iris is a self-hosted personal AI assistant MCP server that manages calendar, tasks, daily planning, and memory over Telegram, with deterministic action gating and a security envelope.
    3
    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to create, list, update, and delete Microsoft 365 email drafts, with a hard guarantee that no message can be sent automatically, ensuring human review before any email goes out.
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    MIT

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  • IrisOAuth

    Read-only health context MCP server for Iris users.

  • Resolve scholarly identifiers (DOI, PMID, ISBN, arXiv, ISSN, ADS, WHO IRIS) into citations (10,000+ CSL styles) and exports (BibTeX, RIS, EndNote...), plus retraction, open-access, and citation-fabrication checks. Six tools, anonymous-friendly Streamable HTTP.

  • Sets up webcam-based face-landmark tracking in TouchDesigner using MediaPipe, generating a 468/478-point face-landmark CHOP with confidence scores for use in data binding or visualization.
    MIT
  • Retrieve available ontologies with labels, ordered alphabetically. Normalize trailing slashes to merge duplicates, or include raw variants to expose catalog inconsistencies.
    MIT
  • Get demographic profile (age, CSP, income) for French IRIS neighborhoods by point or code; optionally aggregate multiple IRIS into a basin with a radius.
    MIT
  • Pan, tilt, and zoom PTZ-capable cameras, or jump to a saved preset. Supports momentary moves, zoom in/out, stop, home, and preset recall.
    MIT
  • Convert scholarly identifiers into bibliography files (BibTeX, RIS, CSL JSON, etc.) ready to write to disk or import into reference managers.
    MIT
  • Score agent outputs against deterministic rule bundles (completeness, relevance, safety, cost, custom) and get a verdict with rule-level evidence, uncertainty, and skipped rules.
    MIT
  • Query stored execution traces with filters for agent, framework, time, and score, plus pagination and sorting; optionally include dashboard summary in the same response.
    MIT
  • List the full rule inventory to see what each rule needs, its criticality, and published accuracy, and filter custom rules by type or enabled state.
    MIT
  • Remove a deployed custom rule permanently, or disable and re-enable it without deleting, with changes applied on the next evaluation.
    MIT
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  • Query Blue Iris system logs with filters for time, camera, level, or text to diagnose errors and track system events.
    MIT
  • Aggregate a French commune's health panorama: population, physician/nurse/pharmacist densities, FINESS establishments, and demographic profile in one call, replacing 7-10 separate API calls.
    MIT