- Added Gcore MCP server entry in alphabetical order
- Provides unified configuration for Gcore Cloud API interactions
- Supports cloud resource management including instances, networks, and GPU clusters
- Updated name from "HyperExecute MCP Server" to "LambdaTest MCP Server" as part of unification.
- Adjusted row order in README to follow the repo’s name sequence convention.
- No functional/code changes, only documentation alignment
- Add Modao Proto MCP to the third-party servers list
- AI-powered HTML prototype generation server
- Converts natural language descriptions into complete HTML code
- Maintains alphabetical order in the list
- Adds FF3 Format Preserving Encryption MCP server
- Demonstrates authentication patterns for secure data protection
- Positioned alphabetically in community servers section
- add .idea/ for Jetbrains IDEs
* in everything.ts
- remove import of SetLevelRequestSchema
- remove logLevel var
- add sessionId var
- in startNotificationIntervals function
- add optional sid argument
- set sessionId to sid
- define messages to be sent, adding sessionId if present
- remove setRequestHandler call for SetLevelRequestSchema
- replace server.notification calls that sent "notifications/message" objects with calls to server.sendLoggingMessage, passing just the parameters and sessionId.
* In package.json & package-lock.json
- bump TS SDK version to 1.17.5
* In sse.ts, pass transport.sessionId to startNotificationIntervals call
* In stdio.ts
- destructure startNotificationIntervals from createServer call
- implement custom logging request handler and server.sendLoggingMessage implementation, as a
workaround for the fact that the SDK's automatic log level handling currently only tracks requested log level by session id. This will be fixed in a followup PR for the SDK
- call the startNotificationIntervals function after connecting the transport to the server
* In streamableHttp.ts
- destructure startNotificationIntervals from createServer call
- call startNotificationIntervals passing the transport.sessionId after connecting the transport to the server
This Snowflake MCP server provides tooling for Snowflake Cortex AI features, bringing these capabilities to the MCP ecosystem. When connected to an MCP Client (e.g. Claude for Desktop, fast-agent, Agentic Orchestration Framework), users can leverage these Cortex AI features.
Fixes issue #474 - documentation mismatch where temperature was documented as (number) but TypeScript SDK only accepts string arguments via z.record(z.string())
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