Three Gradus music tools for AI agents in one MCP server: Gradus Notation (render scores to SVG/MusicXML/MIDI), the Gradus Harmonic Analyzer (Roman numerals, keys, cadences, texture), and the Gradus Engraver (checks against a citable engraving rulebook).
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Three Gradus music tools for AI agents in one MCP server: Gradus Notation (render scores to SVG/MusicXML/MIDI), the Gradus Harmonic Analyzer (Roman numerals, keys, cadences, texture), and the Gradus Engraver (checks against a citable engraving rulebook).
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