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"NXP" matching MCP tools:
- Audit Portuguese political or parliamentary speech for offensive content and hate speech. Returns classification, confidence, uncertainty, and a human-review flag for borderline cases.MIT
- Export databases from Optimizely DXP environments for backup or migration purposes. Supports automatic monitoring and downloading of exports when complete.MIT
- Fetch the map design guide to learn layer roles, tile priority, passability, multi-tile-object rules, composition principles, and the authoring workflow before creating or editing maps.MIT
- Finalize verified deployments in Optimizely DXP by transitioning them from AwaitingVerification to completion, with automatic progress monitoring and real-time event notifications.MIT
- Copy database and blob content between Optimizely DXP environments to refresh staging/test environments with production data or promote content changes.MIT
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- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceMCP server that audits Brazilian parliamentary speeches for hate speech and offensive language using a fine-tuned BERTimbau classifier, returning classification, confidence, and human review recommendations.11MIT
- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceLocal MCP server for the Polish National Bank (NBP) public API enabling exchange rates, gold prices, and currency conversion without authentication.6MIT
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Connect your XP account to AI via Brazil's Open Finance: balances, statements, cards, investments. R
Validates Polish PESEL, NIP, and REGON checksums; PESEL also decodes birth date and sex.
- Confirm active Optimizely DXP project context before critical operations by displaying name, ID, and environment access details.MIT
- Render a map's tile layers to a flat PNG preview, return the file path, and use it to visually inspect maps you built for layout issues.MIT
- Identify the currently running .rxe program on a connected LEGO NXT brick. Use this to verify active execution state without stopping the program.MIT
- Stream and analyze Optimizely DXP logs in real-time to monitor health, detect errors, track performance metrics, and verify deployments without downloading files.MIT
- Create a damage-dealing skill for RPG Maker XP, choosing physical or magical type, and specifying power, SP cost, and target scope.MIT
- Check every map event's Transfer Player commands, verify targets exist and are in bounds, compute reachability from the start map, and identify orphan or unreachable maps in your RPG Maker XP world.MIT
- Paint autotiles and compute matching edge variants from surrounding cells so water, roads, or cliffs blend seamlessly. Supports blob, path, cell, and rectangle input.MIT
- Creates a Tilesets.rxdata entry for a tileset graphic, sizing passability, priority, and terrain tables. Rejects mis-classified art; pass force to override.MIT
- Generate a labeled tileset atlas PNG showing tile IDs, passability, and autotile slots as a quick numeric reference.MIT
- Validate and save reviewed tileset semantic entries, merging or replacing catalog data while preserving trusted engine facts.MIT
- Analyze production vs deployment slot logs to determine deployment safety. Compares error rates, performance metrics, and health scores to provide proceed/investigate/abort recommendations.MIT
- Download Optimizely DXP database exports to local storage. Initiates background downloads for large files and provides tracking IDs to monitor progress and retrieve file paths upon completion.MIT
- Add a custom weapon to RPG Maker XP by appending to Weapons.rxdata, with full control over stats, price, states, and animations.MIT
- Insert a command into an RPG Maker XP event page. Supports all standard event codes and correctly handles branch indentation.MIT
- Create a Transfer Player event to warp between maps. Set trigger, fade, direction, and optional graphic; source and destination tiles are validated before writing.MIT