MCP server for Curb Cut: workplace accommodation options, published cost evidence, and request drafts. It looks up and it drafts; it never sends anything on anyone's behalf.
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curbcut_find_optionsGiven what a person says is HARD at work, in their own words, return workplaceGiven what a person says is HARD at work, in their own words, return workplace
No input schema was published for this tool.
curbcut_cost_briefPublished evidence on what workplace accommodations actually cost employers,Published evidence on what workplace accommodations actually cost employers,
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curbcut_draft_requestDraft an accommodation request in the person's own words, describing what wouldDraft an accommodation request in the person's own words, describing what would
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curbcut_reach_humanHand this person to a real human being, on the channel they are already using.Hand this person to a real human being, on the channel they are already using.
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curbcut_nominateNominate a workplace that should have Curb Cut. A person will reach outNominate a workplace that should have Curb Cut. A person will reach out
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5 of 5 tools published a description.
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MCP server for Curb Cut: workplace accommodation options, published cost evidence, and request drafts. It looks up and it drafts; it never sends anything on anyone's behalf.
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