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"Methods for Reading Water Sensor Data" matching MCP tools:

  • Get real-time environmental sensor data from California monitoring stations for water storage, flow, snow, temperature, and precipitation.
    MIT
  • Get SDWIS drinking water data by state: public water systems, population served, source type, and system type. Ideal for per-capita analysis with CDC and Census data.
    MIT
  • Access USGS daily water data (historical daily averages) for trend analysis. Supports discharge, gage height, water temp, site, state, and date range.
    MIT
  • Retrieve class definitions and specific methods without reading entire files to reduce token usage by 80%+ in code navigation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed status for a single PRTG sensor, including name, status, and last value. Use the sensor ID to access current monitoring data.
    MIT

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    Enables querying USGS water data including real-time and historical streamflow, gage height, and water temperature from USGS gauges across the United States.
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    Enables structured extraction of methods and reproducibility heuristics from academic papers, allowing AI agents to obtain metadata, full text, structured methods, code repository discovery, and a no-clone reproducibility verdict from a paper URL.
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  • Retrieve current live readings for a device by its serial number. Obtain decoded status, key/value data, and primary value like PSI, %VWC, water usage, or run state.
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  • Retrieve live greenhouse sensor data including temperature, humidity, and CO2 levels. Filter results by house identifier and sensor type for precise monitoring.
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  • Get tank sensor data: level, capacity, remaining, and fluid type (fuel, fresh water, waste water, live well, oil, black water, gasoline). Specify unitId for the tank sensor.
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  • Read the back capacitive sensor to determine if Vector is being touched, enabling physical interaction detection.
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  • Retrieve real-time observed water levels from NOAA stations. Get the latest reading or recent history in feet or meters with quality flags.
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  • Retrieve the latest air-quality reading for any location. Pass a location ID to get current sensor data from AirGradient, AirThings, PurpleAir, IQAir, or Awair.
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