@coo-quack/calc-mcp 1.6.0 → 1.6.2

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- # Examples
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- Ask in natural language — the AI picks the right tool automatically. Here are real examples you can try:
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- ## Math & Numbers
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- ### Calculations
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- ```
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- What's 10 + 34 × 341 ÷ 23?
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- → 514.087 (math)
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- Calculate sqrt(144) + 2^8
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- → 268 (math)
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- What's the sum of [10, 20, 30, 40, 50]?
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- → 150 (math)
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- ```
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- ### Statistics
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- ```
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- Calculate mean and stddev of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
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- → { mean: 3, median: 3, stddev: 1.414, min: 1, max: 5 } (math)
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- What's the median of [100, 50, 200, 75, 150]?
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- → 100 (math)
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- ```
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- ### Base Conversion
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- ```
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- Convert 255 to binary
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- → 11111111 (base)
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- Convert FF from hex to decimal
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- → 255 (base)
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- Convert 12 from decimal to base 5
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- → 22 (base)
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- ```
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- ### Card Validation
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- ```
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- Is 4539578763621486 a valid card number?
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- → true (luhn)
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- Generate check digit for 453957876362148
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- → 6 (luhn)
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- ```
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- ## Text & Encoding
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- ### Counting
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- ```
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- How many characters in "Hello, World! 🌍"?
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- → 15 chars, 18 bytes (count)
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- Count words in "The quick brown fox jumps"
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- → 5 words (count)
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- How many lines in this text? (multiline input)
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- → 10 lines (count)
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- ```
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- ### Base64
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- ```
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- Base64 encode "Hello World"
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- → SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ= (base64)
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- Base64 decode "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9"
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- → {"alg":"HS256"} (base64)
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- ```
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- ### URL Encoding
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- ```
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- URL-encode "hello world"
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- → hello%20world (encode)
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- URL-decode "hello%20world"
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- → "hello world" (encode)
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- HTML-encode "<script>alert('XSS')</script>"
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- → &lt;script&gt;alert(&#39;XSS&#39;)&lt;/script&gt; (encode)
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- HTML-decode "&lt;script&gt;"
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- → <script> (encode)
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- ```
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- ### Hashing
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- ```
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- SHA-256 hash of "password123"
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- → ef92b778bafe771e89b862eebf... (hash)
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- MD5 of "hello world"
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- → 5eb63bbbe01eeed093cb22bb8f5acdc3 (hash)
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- CRC32 checksum of "test"
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- → d87f7e0c (hash)
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- ```
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- ## Date & Time
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- ### Current Time
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- ```
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- What time is it in New York?
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- → 2026-02-10T19:00:00-05:00 (datetime)
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- What time is it in Tokyo?
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- → 2026-02-11T09:00:00+09:00 (datetime)
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- What's the current UNIX timestamp?
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- → 1707638400 (datetime)
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- ```
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- ### Date Arithmetic
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- ```
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- What's 100 days after 2026-02-11?
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- → 2026-05-22 (date)
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- What's 30 days before 2026-03-01?
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- → 2026-01-30 (date)
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- Add 6 months to 2026-01-15
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- → 2026-07-15 (date)
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- ```
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- ### Date Differences
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- ```
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- How many days between 2026-01-01 and 2026-12-31?
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- → 364 days (date)
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- Difference in months between 2025-01-01 and 2026-01-01
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- → 12 months (date)
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- ```
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- ### Weekdays
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- ```
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- What day of the week is 2026-02-11?
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- → Wednesday (水曜日) (date)
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- ```
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- ### Cron Expressions
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- ```
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- When does "30 9 * * 1-5" run?
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- → Mon–Fri at 9:30 (cron_parse)
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- Parse "0 0 1 * *"
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- → Monthly on the 1st at midnight (cron_parse)
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- Next 5 runs of "*/15 * * * *"
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- → Every 15 minutes: 10:00, 10:15, 10:30... (cron_parse)
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- ```
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- ## Generation
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- ### UUIDs
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- ```
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- Generate a UUID v4
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- → 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000 (random)
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- Generate a UUID v7 (time-ordered)
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- → 019c4b54-aad2-7e52-8a3b-... (random)
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- Generate a ULID
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- → 01HN8B6ZK9PQRSTVWXY0123456 (random)
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- ```
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- ### Passwords
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- ```
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- Generate a 20-character password
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- Generate a readable password (no ambiguous chars)
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- Generate a 16-char password with only letters and numbers
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- Generate a password without symbols
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- ### Random Numbers
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- ```
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- Random number between 1 and 100
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- Random number between 1 and 6 (dice roll)
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- → 4 (random)
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- ```
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- ### Shuffle
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- ```
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- Shuffle ["Alice", "Bob", "Charlie"]
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- → ["Charlie", "Alice", "Bob"] (random)
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- Randomize order: ["A", "B", "C", "D", "E"]
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- → ["D", "A", "E", "B", "C"] (random)
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- ```
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- ## Conversion
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- ### Length
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- ```
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- 100 miles in kilometers?
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- → 160.93 km (convert)
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- 5 feet in meters?
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- → 1.524 m (convert)
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- ```
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- ### Temperature
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- ```
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- 72°F in Celsius?
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- → 22.22°C (convert)
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- 100°C in Fahrenheit?
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- → 212°F (convert)
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- 300 Kelvin in Celsius?
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- → 26.85°C (convert)
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- ```
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- ### Weight
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- ```
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- 10 pounds in kilograms?
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- → 4.536 kg (convert)
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- 500 grams in ounces?
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- → 17.637 oz (convert)
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- ```
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- ### Area (including Japanese units)
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- ```
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- 10 tsubo in square meters?
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- → 33.06 m² (convert)
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- 100 m² in tatami?
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- → 60.5 tatami (convert)
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- 1 acre in square meters?
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- → 4046.86 m² (convert)
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- ```
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- ### Data
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- ```
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- 5 GB in megabytes?
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- → 5120 MB (convert)
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- 1000 kilobytes in bits?
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- → 8192000 bits (convert)
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- ```
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- ### Time
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- ```
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- 3600 seconds in hours?
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- 2 weeks in days?
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- 1000000 milliseconds in minutes?
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- ```
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- ## Analysis & Parsing
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- ### Regular Expressions
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- ```
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- Extract numbers from "abc123def456"
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- Does "hello@example.com" match an email pattern?
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- → true (regex)
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- Replace all spaces with dashes in "hello world"
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- → "hello-world" (regex)
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- ```
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- ### Text Diff
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- ```
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- Edit distance: "kitten" → "sitting"
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- → 3 (diff)
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- Line diff between two code snippets
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- → - old line
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- → + new line
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- → unchanged line
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- (diff)
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- ```
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- ### IP Addresses
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- ```
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- IP range of 192.168.1.0/24?
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- → 192.168.1.1 – .254 (254 hosts) (ip)
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- Is 192.168.1.50 in 192.168.1.0/24?
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- → true (ip)
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- Parse IPv6 address 2001:db8::1
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- → { version: 6, address: "2001:0db8:0000:..." } (ip)
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- ```
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- ### Colors
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- ```
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- Convert #FF5733 to RGB
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- → rgb(255, 87, 51) (color)
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- Convert rgb(100, 200, 50) to HSL
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- → hsl(100, 60%, 49%) (color)
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- Convert hsl(120, 100%, 50%) to HEX
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- → #00FF00 (color)
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- ```
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- ### Semver
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- ```
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- Does 1.5.3 satisfy ^1.0.0?
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- → true (semver)
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- Compare 2.0.0 and 1.9.9
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- → 2.0.0 is greater (semver)
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- Is "1.2.3-beta.1" a valid semver?
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- ```
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- ## Decode & Parse
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- ### JSON Validation
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- ```
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- Is '{"name":"test"}' valid JSON?
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- Validate CSV with 3 columns
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- Is this valid XML? (XML input)
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- ### JWT Decoding
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- ```
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- Decode this JWT: eyJhbGci...
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- header: { alg: "HS256", typ: "JWT" },
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- payload: { sub: "1234567890", name: "John Doe" }
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- }
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- ```
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- ### URL Parsing
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- ```
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- Parse https://example.com/search?q=hello&lang=en
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- host: "example.com",
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- pathname: "/search",
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- searchParams: { q: "hello", lang: "en" }
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- ### Unicode Info
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- ```
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- Unicode info for "€"
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- ---
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- ## Tips for Natural Language Queries
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- The AI automatically selects the right tool based on your question. For best results:
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- 1. **Be specific** — "Convert 100°F to Celsius" is better than "temperature conversion"
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- 2. **Include units** — "5 miles in km" is clearer than "5 miles"
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- 3. **Use examples** — "Extract numbers from 'abc123'" shows what you want
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- 4. **Ask naturally** — The AI understands conversational queries
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- Try asking in your own words — the AI will figure it out! 🚀
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- ---
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- layout: home
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- hero:
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- name: Calc MCP
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- text: 21 tools for things AI is bad at
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- tagline: Deterministic math, cryptographic randomness, accurate date arithmetic, encoding, hashing, and more
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- actions:
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- - theme: brand
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- text: Get Started
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- link: /install
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- text: View Tools
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- link: /tools
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- - theme: alt
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- text: GitHub
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- link: https://github.com/coo-quack/calc-mcp
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- features:
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- - icon: 🧮
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- title: Precise Math
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- details: No more hallucinated calculations. Evaluate complex expressions with mathjs, compute statistics, all deterministic.
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- - icon: 🎲
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- title: True Randomness
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- details: Cryptographically secure UUIDs, ULIDs, passwords, and shuffling. No fake random numbers from AI.
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- - icon: 📅
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- title: Accurate Dates
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- details: Timezone conversion, date arithmetic, cron parsing. No more guessing what day it is 100 days from now.
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- - icon: 🔐
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- title: Hashing & Encoding
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- details: SHA-256, Base64, URL encoding, JWT decoding. Real cryptographic operations, not hallucinated hashes.
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- title: Conversions
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- details: 8 categories, 72 units. Length, weight, temperature, area, volume, speed, data, time. Including Japanese units (tsubo, tatami).
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- title: Parsing & Validation
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- details: IP addresses, URLs, JSON, semver, Luhn checksums. Deterministic validation and parsing.
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- ## Why Calc MCP?
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- LLMs are incredible at natural language understanding, but terrible at things that require **precision**.
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- | AI alone | With calc-mcp |
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- | "10 + 34 × 341 ÷ 23 = 507.8" ❌ | `514.087` ✅ (math) |
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- | "Here's a UUID: 550e8400-..." 🤷 fake | Cryptographically random UUID v4/v7 ✅ (random) |
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- | "100 days from now is..." 🤔 guess | `2026-05-22` ✅ (date) |
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- | "SHA-256 of password123 is..." 💀 hallucinated | `ef92b778bafe...` ✅ (hash) |
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- Calc MCP gives your AI assistant the tools to **delegate** these tasks to deterministic, tested code.
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- ## Quick Start
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- ```bash
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- # Claude Code
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- claude mcp add -s user calc-mcp -- npx -y @coo-quack/calc-mcp
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- ```
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- Works with **Claude Desktop**, **VS Code Copilot**, **Cursor**, **Windsurf** — see [installation guides](/install).
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- ## Usage
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- Just ask in natural language. The AI picks the right tool automatically:
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- ```
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- You: What's 10 + 34 × 341 ÷ 23?
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- AI: [uses math tool] → 514.087
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- You: Generate a UUID v7
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- AI: [uses random tool] → 019c4b54-aad2-7e52-8a3b-...
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- ## All 21 Tools
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- | **Math** | math, count, convert, base |
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- | **Random** | random (UUID, ULID, password, number, shuffle) |
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- | **Dates** | datetime, date, cron_parse |
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- | **Text** | base64, encode, hash, regex, diff, char_info |
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- | **Parsing** | ip, color, jwt_decode, url_parse |
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- [View all tools →](/tools)
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- ## Features
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- - ✅ **21 MCP tools** covering calculations, randomness, dates, encoding, parsing
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- - ✅ **Tested** — 194 tests, 280 assertions, 92%+ coverage
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- - ✅ **Fast** — Pure JavaScript/TypeScript, no heavy dependencies
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- - ✅ **Cross-platform** — Works with Claude Desktop, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf
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- - ✅ **MIT Licensed** — Free to use, modify, distribute
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- # Installation
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- Calc MCP works with any MCP-compatible client. Below are setup guides for popular AI assistants.
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- ## Claude Code
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- The fastest way to add Calc MCP to Claude Code:
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- ```json
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- ## Direct Usage
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- ### Version info
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- ## Next Steps
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- - [View all tools →](/tools)
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- - [See examples →](/examples)
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- - [Read the changelog →](/changelog)