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"sharp" matching MCP tools:

  • Mark edges as sharp for hard shading lines on smooth meshes, or clear existing sharp marks.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Track live Polymarket activity including realized profits, sharp-money moves, top trades, and trending markets. Identify where smart money is moving and consensus divergences.
    MIT
  • Contribute a solution to the Reposit community by describing the problem and the solution approach. User confirmation required before posting.
    Apache 2.0
  • Identify betting odds that exceed fair market value by removing bookmaker margins. Compares bookmakers to surface positive expected value opportunities across sports.
    MIT
  • Identifies odds with the largest drops from opening using sharp bookmaker data, updated every 10 seconds, to track sharp money movement across multiple time windows.
    MIT

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  • Returns cross-book expected value (EV) for each outcome of a sports event, using Pinnacle's sharp line to compute fair odds and highlight +EV plays.
    MIT
  • Zoom into a specific rectangle of the current screenshot and recapture it at native resolution for a sharp, legible magnified view. Use to read exact coordinates on surfaces without visible marks or to stay focused on one area.
    MIT
  • Create a raster image texture for patterns requiring discrete marks like runes, which procedural shaders cannot generate.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Add fillets (rounded transitions) at sharp edges of an STL mesh to reduce stress risers and improve 3D printability. Specify radius and angle threshold to control which edges are smoothed.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Install ComfyUI locally in a clean target directory, cloning the repo, creating a dedicated virtualenv, and installing dependencies via pip or uv. Supports version selection and optional ComfyUI-Manager.
    MIT
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  • Find GitHub repositories by running multiple query phrasings in parallel. Results are ranked by description and topic match, not just star count, to surface quality gems for development reference.
    MIT
  • Create a complete procedural material with one call: node graph including coordinates, mapping, pattern, color ramp, and BSDF. Removes need for image textures and UV unwrapping.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Round sharp edges on any solid—including boolean results—to create realistic machined parts. Optionally fillet only short edges using a max length filter.
    MIT
  • Share a memory to make it accessible to all agents serving the same user or the entire organization. Use to propagate valuable knowledge like user preferences or team conventions across agents.
    Apache 2.0
  • Add micro-detune to MIDI notes to simulate natural intonation imperfections. Humanize pitch drift in programmed instruments for warmer, more realistic sound.
    Apache 2.0
  • Pick Pebble system fonts for a UI role or text string; verifies glyph coverage and generates a minimal character regex for custom font subsets.
    MIT