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"Modal" matching MCP tools:

  • Run a Modal function or entrypoint once on Modal compute and collect its output, with options to detach for long jobs and set a timeout. Use this to test before deploying.
    MIT
  • List deployed Modal applications with status, task count, and creation date to monitor cloud infrastructure and application health.
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  • Retrieve recent Modal render jobs from Supabase with status, URLs, and render times. Filter by job state and limit results to track video rendering progress and access output links.
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  • Retrieve recent logs from Modal applications to monitor execution and debug issues. Specify the app name and line count to analyze targeted output history.
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  • Send a key press to a CSS-selected element via named keys (Enter, Escape, Tab, Arrow keys) or a single character to invoke keyboard actions like form submission, modal closure, or focus movement.
    MIT
  • Lists all available OGC API Processes for mobility analysis, including ODIN analysis, modal split, accessibility maps, and spider diagrams.
    MIT
  • Analyze Dutch travel behavior using 20 years of ODIN survey data. Get modal split, trip purposes, distance distribution, hourly patterns, and trends for any municipality, postcode, or province.
    MIT
  • Analyze modal split trends for a Dutch location using a Marimekko chart. Input municipality, postcode, or province and a year range to get a visual breakdown of travel modes.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a UI pattern checklist for components like accordion, modal, tabs, dropdown, and toast. Includes best practices and common pitfalls.
    MIT
  • Generate Electron multi-window management boilerplate: creates a WindowManager class for window lifecycle, inter-window communication, state persistence, and cleanup, supporting modals, panels, and child windows.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Modal account resources like apps, containers, volumes, secrets, and environments. Use this read-only lookup to find names and IDs for managing deployments.
    MIT
  • Fetch stdout, stderr, or system logs for a Modal app or container to inspect raw output and troubleshoot issues.
    MIT
  • Upload, download, copy, or delete files in Modal volumes with actions like put, get, cp, and rm. Manage volume file operations directly via MCP.
    MIT
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  • Break down Modal workspace billing into ranked totals by app, resource, time, or environment. Compare periods to pinpoint peak-cost drivers and manage spend.
    MIT
  • List the key names inside a Modal secret without ever reading their values. Spins up a short-lived container to expose only environment variable names.
    MIT
  • Check WAAPI availability. Returns true if Wwise is running and ready, false otherwise.
    Apache 2.0