The MCP tool directory.

Get details of the authenticated GitHub user. Use this when a request is about the user's own profile for GitHub. Or when information is missing to build other tool calls.

Get available values from StatsAPI for use in other queries, or look up descriptions for values found in API results. For example, to get a list of leader categories to use when calling team_leaders(): statsapi.meta('leagueLeaderTypes')

Analyze an audit report for migration opportunities. Returns recommended replacements, migration roadmap, and risk assessment.

Reads the tenant's LIVE model routing rules (virtual models) and shows what each alias actually resolves to, plus the capabilities of every model behind it. Use this before pointing a flow or template at a model name that is not in the model catalog: a routing alias looks exactly like a model name at the call site, but resolves per environment to an ordered list of real models — and under the random strategies to a different one on every run. The reported capabilities are what makes a rule safe or not: a rule whose models disagree on structured-output support, input modalities or logprobs is a rule whose behaviour changes with the dice roll, and 'capabilityMismatches' names those disagreements. Pass responseSchemaJson to check, without spending a run, whether a specific response schema survives on every model behind every rule.

Get a single monitor by ID, including status, uptime, regions, and settings.

Gets the latest monitoring results for a brand — aggregated sentiment, mention rank, and share of voice per provider and overall.

Fetch a single Mercury motor by id or slug, including pricing, shaft length, and deep-link URL.

Get the next arrival time for a specified bus route at a stop. Args: route: The bus route number (e.g., "1A", "6", "960") stop_name: The name of the bus stop

Get the game ID for a team's next scheduled game.

Get the complete Next.js 15+ documentation (~2.5MB, ~320,000 tokens). WARNING: This returns ~320,000 tokens. Only use with LLMs that support large context windows (100k+ tokens). For smaller contexts, use 'search_nextjs_docs' instead. Covers: App Router, Server Components, Client Components, routing, layouts, pages, data fetching, Server Actions, middleware, deployment, and optimization.

Get detailed information for a specific GitHub notification, always call this tool when the user asks for details about a specific notification, if you don't know the ID list notifications first.

Look up Node.js package information from NPM registry. Returns latest version, download statistics (weekly/monthly), dependency list, package description, license, and GitHub link. Use for evaluating JavaScript libraries, checking maintenance status, or reviewing package popularity.

Fetch server-curated prompt contracts that define required onboarding outputs. Use this when an agent needs exact formatting/expectations before generating: - clarifications - conversation transcript - market positioning - keywords/subreddits Use `artifact` for focused contracts: - clarifications - market_position - conversation - keywords - subreddits

Canonical onboarding progress view for a product/session. Returns: - current phase - next required action - prompt-pack ack state - targeting approval state - missing artifacts + readiness blockers Use this for recovery if a previous onboarding run was partial or failed.

Gets details for an organization. Includes subscription plan.

Get complete page information including metadata, content preview, and citations summary.

Get the citations list for a specific page.

Get only the article content without citations or metadata.

Fetch the application/ai+json metadata block from any claudereviews.com page. Returns lens definitions, dataset paths, open questions, and engagement instructions.

Extract a specific section from an article by header name.

Get a list of all section headers in an article.

Retrieve documentation for a specific abstracted pattern. Patterns are organized into: layouts (app-header, sidebar-layout, auth-layout, overlay-navigation), pages (hero-section, pricing-page, blog-layout), and features (animations, dark-mode). Patterns include implementation details, code examples, accessibility considerations, and dependencies.

Retrieves full details for a single pay schedule by UUID, including frequency, anchor dates, and next scheduled pay dates. Use list_pay_schedules first to find the schedule UUID. Call this to see when the next payday is or understand schedule configuration.

Retrieves complete details for a single payroll by UUID, including worker earnings, taxes, deductions, and net pay. This tool CANNOT modify payroll data - all payroll amounts and settings are managed in Gusto directly. Use run_payroll to process a payroll.

Return every book a specific public figure has recommended, with verified quotes and original sources.

Return every book a specific public figure has recommended, with verified quotes and original sources.

Get season-level pitching data from FanGraphs. Args: start_season: First season to retrieve data from end_season: Final season to retrieve data from. If None, returns only start_season. league: Either "all", "nl", "al", or "mnl" qual: Minimum number of plate appearances to be included ind: 1 for individual season level, 0 for aggregate data Returns: Dictionary containing pitching stats from FanGraphs

Get all pitching stats for a set season. If no argument is supplied, gives stats for current season to date.

Get all pitching stats for a set time range. This can be the past week, the month of August, anything. Just supply the start and end date in YYYY-MM-DD format.

Get full details of a specific place or subway station in Seoul by its ID. Args: id: The unique place ID (e.g., "toilet_00001", "pharmacy_001", "wifi_00001", "aed_00001", "tourist_info_01"). Returns: Complete place information including location, services, hours, and accessibility, or an error message if not found.