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    An MCP server that provides access to Foursquare Swarm check-in data, enabling AI assistants to query check-in history, stats, top venues, and venue details.
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    MCP server for Ethereum Swarm decentralized storage. Provides 12 tools for uploading and downloading data and files, managing postage stamp batches, and working with Swarm feeds — all via the Bee API. Works with the public Swarm gateway or a local Bee node.
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  • MCP server exposing T54 XRPL x402 seller SKUs (OpenAPI) as tools: structured query, research brief, commerce data, and related routes. HTTP 402 + x402 settlement via broker (XRPL / Base USDC per env). Unified HTTPS host with health at /health.

  • Official Swarme capability MCP at https://swarme.io/mcp. Streamable HTTP. serverInfo: name swarme, title Swarme Capability MCP Alpha, version 2026.07.15-wallet-alpha. 22 control-plane tools (search/describe/quote/run), not 1940 MCP functions. Catalog ~1940 tools (560 free / 1380 premium). Quote before run. Many describe_only. Homepage: https://swarme.io Docs: https://swarme.io/developers

  • Generate a structured daily digest of loop activity: signals, deliberations, ledger, swarm, health. Saves markdown and JSON to ~/.delimit/digest/, with optional email when enabled.
    MIT
  • Execute a single governed iteration of an autonomous build, social, or deploy loop, advancing work via cycle, build, social, or deploy actions.
    MIT
  • Manage the multi-venture agent swarm: register ventures with five AI agent roles, create custom tools, hot-reload modules, and verify namespace access.
    MIT
  • Create an immutable Docker Swarm config to store non-sensitive configuration files and mount them into service containers. Requires a swarm manager; config data is not encrypted.
    MIT
  • List Docker swarm configs with optional filters to narrow results by ID, name, or label. Returns full config documents including base64-encoded data.
    MIT
  • Wait until a Docker swarm node reaches a specified state (ready, down, disconnected). Returns met/timed_out flags even on timeout for reliable node lifecycle orchestration.
    MIT
  • List Docker swarm services on a swarm manager, optionally filtering by ID, name, label, or mode, and restricting to services managed by this server.
    MIT
  • List tasks of a Docker swarm service, showing status, desired state, node, and slot, to identify replica placement and diagnose failures.
    MIT
  • Set the desired number of running replicas for a Replicated-mode swarm service. Scale up or down to adjust capacity without modifying other service settings.
    MIT
  • Verify a Docker Swarm secret's metadata by ID or name, including creation time, labels, or driver, without exposing the secret data itself. Use this to audit configuration.
    MIT
  • Initialize a Docker swarm and set the current engine as its first manager node. Configure advertise addresses, autolock, and network settings to establish a secure, multi-node cluster ready to scale.
    MIT
  • Join a Docker engine to an existing swarm as a worker or manager using the appropriate join token from any manager.
    MIT
  • Rotate Swarm join tokens and manager unlock key to update cluster access credentials. Old tokens are invalidated immediately, while existing joined nodes remain unaffected.
    MIT
  • List all tasks across a Docker swarm cluster in one call, with filters for node, service, or desired state. Get full task details including container spec, ideal for identifying failures anywhere.
    MIT