Check any commit message against the Udacity Git Commit Message Style Guide to see if it complies, with violations and warnings for fixes.
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"Udacity" matching MCP tools:
- Validate git branch names against the Udacity convention (type/kebab-case). Returns compliance status with any violations and warnings, exempting base branches like main/master.MIT
- Format git commit messages to comply with the Udacity style guide. Automatically capitalize subjects, remove trailing periods, and wrap bodies at 72 characters.MIT
- Normalize audio to a target LUFS loudness level, adjusting gain so perceived volume matches streaming or broadcast standards.Apache 2.0
- Delete a label by index from label_list without touching audio. Selects the label's span on its label track and split-deletes it, preserving audio and re-adding any fully contained labels.Apache 2.0
- Delete audio under one labeled region by its index, then close the gap and remove the leftover label marker.Apache 2.0
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceAn MCP server that validates and formats git commit messages according to the Udacity Git Commit Message Style Guide.363MIT
- AlicenseBqualityAmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to control Audacity for real-time local audio editing, mastering, and transcription through over 90 specialized tools. It allows users to perform complex audio processing tasks like noise reduction and podcast cleanup using natural language commands.14479Apache 2.0
- Remove audio under all labeled regions on selected tracks, then close the gaps automatically. Use when you've marked bad takes, dead air, or noise bursts with labels.Apache 2.0
- Silence audio inside labeled regions on selected tracks without shortening the timeline. Use to redact names or mute noise bursts while keeping the project duration and sync intact.Apache 2.0
- Apply dynamic range compression to even out volume differences in audio. Use for mastering or voice/podcast with adjustable threshold, ratio, attack, and release.Apache 2.0
- Get all labels from the Audacity project in their raw GetInfo response format. Use when you need unparsed label data.Apache 2.0
- Split a labeled recording into separate audio files, one per label segment. Export each labeled section as its own WAV, MP3, or other format file for easy reuse.Apache 2.0
- Export Audacity project audio to a file. Provide an absolute path; the extension determines format (wav, mp3, ogg, flac, aiff). Optional mono/stereo channels.Apache 2.0
- Find the default folder for saving transcription files. Returns the user's Documents folder when no save location is specified.Apache 2.0
- Adjust selected audio to a target peak level by boosting or reducing its amplitude. Remove DC offset and normalize stereo channels independently for consistent loudness.Apache 2.0
- Copies the selected audio region to the clipboard. Select audio first, then paste the copied audio elsewhere.Apache 2.0
- Split an audio clip at the cursor or selection boundaries without creating a new track. Use this to divide a clip into separate segments for independent editing.Apache 2.0
- Convert label tracks into chapter marker files for audio navigation, track listings, or indexes. Supports simple, cue, and Podlove formats.Apache 2.0
- Get the default export folder for audio files, returning the user's Music folder path when no save location is specified.Apache 2.0
- Move selection edges to the nearest zero crossings, avoiding audible clicks at cut points.Apache 2.0
- Cuts selected audio in Audacity without closing the gap, leaving silence to preserve timing.Apache 2.0
- Delete all audio outside the selected region, keeping only the chosen segment. Use this to isolate a specific part of a track.Apache 2.0