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Build durable, reliable serverless workflows using the Upstash Workflow SDK. Define endpoints, manage complex execution steps, and integrate with QStash for automatic retries and state management.
Validate WebSocket and HTTP stream health for WaveCap-SDR. Measure latency, throughput, packet loss, and signal quality for audio, spectrum, and IQ streams.
Chrome DevTools MCP server for AI-driven browser automation, testing, and debugging via Puppeteer. Features input automation, visual snapshots, performance tracing, and network inspection.
Supermemory is a long-term memory infrastructure for AI agents, enabling persistent context, user profiles, and semantic RAG across multi-modal knowledge bases.
MPC-based multi-chain wallet SDK and CLI for AI agents and developers. Perform secure, threshold-signed crypto operations (send, swap, sign) across 40+ blockchains without seed phrases.
An MCP server enabling Claude to dispatch and manage physical-world tasks using the MESS (Meatspace Execution and Submission System) protocol.
Command-line interface for controlling Bluesound and NAD audio players, enabling multi-room playback, grouping, and volume management.
Navi programming language expert. Use for writing Navi code, debugging, implementing concurrency, handling error states, and managing Navi's type system or module integrations.
Expert guidance for building production-ready applications with Anthropic's Claude API. Covers SDKs, prompt caching, batch processing, streaming, tool use, and cost optimization strategies.
Python coding assistant providing best practices, PEP 8 enforcement, automated testing with pytest, and dependency management using uv.
Create and test AI-ready MCP tools for any web application. Inject code, automate browser interactions, and turn websites into intelligent agents.
Standardized Java development guidelines including naming conventions, exception handling, Spring Boot best practices, and concurrency patterns.