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"OpenGL" matching MCP tools:

  • Check manimgl and OpenGL availability before rendering to prevent dependency errors. Returns a dictionary with the status of both components.
    MIT
  • Trim OpenGL traces to selected frames while preserving replay setup state for accurate analysis.
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  • Render molecular scenes to image files using PyMOL's OpenGL renderer. Set custom width and height in pixels for the output image.
    MIT
  • Load one level of a profiling run's call tree on demand to inspect a specific branch; expand any step with sub-calls and page large loops to find performance bottlenecks.
    LGPL 3.0

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    Enables AI coding agents to test and automate Android apps rendering UI in OpenGL/Vulkan/Metal surfaces via screenshot-based vision tools for tapping, swiping, long-pressing, and recording, without accessibility tree dependency.
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    Enables AI assistants to interact with OpenL Studio's business rules management system, allowing repository, project, rule, and deployment management via natural language.
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    LGPL 3.0
  • Run a business-rule table with your JSON input and retrieve its result. This starts Studio's run, waits for completion, and sends progress notifications instead of requiring polling.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Search and filter the bundled OpenL reference documentation by type or keyword, returning only metadata to help locate the correct specification or guide before fetching its full content.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve complete, untruncated markdown bodies for 1-5 guide IDs obtained from the guide index. Prevents missing-content errors by requiring exact IDs and returns verbatim documents for local use.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve the complete AGENTS.md hierarchy for a project by scanning up its folder tree, returning all applicable rules in one ordered markdown where the nearest guidance takes precedence.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Check merge readiness between branches: validates merge direction, permissions, and blockers without altering Git. Know if the target is up-to-date or if source has pending changes before merging.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Step a suspended debug session once and return the new stack. Use 'out' to run the current frame to its exit, making its result inspectable; combine with breakpoints to find which table returned what.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Resume a paused debugging session and wait until it hits the next breakpoint, exception, or finishes, then get the stack trace. On timeout, returns still-running status so you can continue waiting.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Search project files and folders by glob pattern, file extension, resource type, or text content. Use recursive search to find matching files across nested folders.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Start a table debug session and run to the first stop, returning the execution stack for step-by-step inspection. Use profiling mode to obtain a compact overview of the slowest tables instead of a large trace.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Delete an entire table from a project, clearing all rows and columns so the table no longer exists after recompile. For row or column removal, use dedicated row/column tools.
    LGPL 3.0
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  • Replace an entire table's raw source matrix to modify, reorder, or restructure rows while preserving covered cells and spans. Row removal is rejected; use the dedicated row-deletion tool for deletions.
    LGPL 3.0
    Destructive
  • Overwrite a rectangular range of cells in a table in a single operation, anchored at a specified row and column while keeping the table size unchanged. Returns the current table ID after the edit.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Access project files and folders by relative path to retrieve text, base64 binary, metadata, or directory listings. Use it to read READMEs, schemas, manifests, or inspect rule files without downloading the repository.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Create or update project files by relative path, adding docs, schemas, or manifests. Resolve existing-file conflicts with FAIL, OVERWRITE, or SKIP, and optionally commit changes to Git.
    LGPL 3.0