@agentutility/mcp-matchpoint 0.1.0 → 0.1.3
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- package/README.md +8 -8
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- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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| `address-parse` | (0.005 USDC/call) Parses a freeform US street address into components: number, street, unit, city, state, and zip. Deterministic, instant, and best-effort — no geocoding or external lookups. Use it as an address parser, address splitter, or USPS field extraction step. |
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| `match-key-address` | (0.005 USDC/call) Generates a match key for postal addresses with USPS-style standardization so equivalent addresses collide. Expands street types (St to Street), directionals (N to North), and unit designators (Apt/Ste/# to unit), then builds a stable key so '123 Main St Apt 4' and '123 Main Street #4' collide. Deterministic and instant — no geocoding or external lookups. Use it for postal address dedup and address record linkage. |
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| `match-key-company` | (0.005 USDC/call) Generates a deterministic similarity key for company names so different spellings of the same business collide. Strips legal suffixes (Inc, LLC, Corp, Ltd, GmbH), punctuation, and abbreviations, then phonetic-encodes tokens so 'IBM Corp' and 'I.B.M. Corporation, Inc.' produce the same key. Deterministic and instant — no external lookups. Use it for business-name dedup, entity resolution, fuzzy company matching, and record linkage when deduping CRM/lead lists or joining company records across sources. |
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| `match-key-email` | (0.005 USDC/call) Normalizes email addresses into a match key so aliases of the same inbox collide. Collapses Gmail dots and '+tag' subaddressing and lowercases the domain so 'John.Doe+promo@Gmail.com' and 'johndoe@gmail.com' share a key; also reports basic syntax validity and the domain. Deterministic and instant — no SMTP or MX lookups. Use it for email dedup, email normalization, or contact record linkage. |
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| `match-key-name` | (0.005 USDC/call) Generates a match key for person names so variants of the same person collide. Canonicalizes nicknames (Bob to Robert), folds accents, drops titles/suffixes (Mr, Jr, PhD), and is order-insensitive so 'Smith, Robert' and 'Bob Smith' share a key; returns first/last too. Deterministic and instant — no external lookups. Use it for contact dedup, people record linkage, or fuzzy name matching. |
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| `match-key-phone` | (0.005 USDC/call) Normalizes phone numbers into a canonical E.164 match key so formatting variants like '(415) 555-0100' and '+1 415-555-0100' collide. Strips formatting to digits and returns E.164, country code, and validity. Deterministic and instant — no carrier lookups. Use it for phone dedup, phone normalization, contact record linkage, or as an E.164 formatter. |
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| `match-score` | (0.003 USDC/call) Scores how similar two values are on a 0-100 scale for fuzzy matching and dedup confidence. Compares two values of a given type (company, name, address, email, phone, or text), blending match-key equality, Jaro-Winkler, and token overlap, and reports whether they share a match key. The companion to the match-key endpoints: bucket by key, then rank candidates by score. Deterministic and instant — no external lookups. Use it as a fuzzy match score, string similarity, or record-pair scoring API. |
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## How it works
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**Version:** 0.1.
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**Version:** 0.1.3 · **License:** MIT
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package/dist/tools.generated.js
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/** Auto-generated by scripts/generate-mcp-clusters.mjs. Do not edit by hand. */
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export const CLUSTER_SLUG = "matchpoint";
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"description": "(0.005 USDC/call) Parses a freeform US street address into components: number, street, unit, city, state, and zip. Deterministic, instant, and best-effort — no geocoding or external lookups. Use it as an address parser, address splitter, or USPS field extraction step.",
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"description": "(0.005 USDC/call) Generates a match key for postal addresses with USPS-style standardization so equivalent addresses collide. Expands street types (St to Street), directionals (N to North), and unit designators (Apt/Ste/# to unit), then builds a stable key so '123 Main St Apt 4' and '123 Main Street #4' collide. Deterministic and instant — no geocoding or external lookups. Use it for postal address dedup and address record linkage.",
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package/package.json
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