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1. derivePromptHandlerWithDescription :: Name -> Name -> [(String, String)] -> Q Exp

   mcp-server	MCP.Server.Derive

   Derive prompt handlers from a data type with custom descriptions Usage: $(derivePromptHandlerWithDescription ''MyPrompt 'handlePrompt [(Constructor, Description)])

2. deriveResourceHandler :: Name -> Name -> Q Exp

   mcp-server	MCP.Server.Derive

   Derive resource handlers from a data type Usage: $(deriveResourceHandler ''MyResource 'handleResource)

3. deriveResourceHandlerWithDescription :: Name -> Name -> [(String, String)] -> Q Exp

   mcp-server	MCP.Server.Derive

   Derive resource handlers from a data type with custom descriptions Usage: $(deriveResourceHandlerWithDescription ''MyResource 'handleResource [(Constructor, Description)])

4. deriveToolHandler :: Name -> Name -> Q Exp

   mcp-server	MCP.Server.Derive

   Derive tool handlers from a data type Usage: $(deriveToolHandler ''MyTool 'handleTool)

5. deriveToolHandlerWithDescription :: Name -> Name -> [(String, String)] -> Q Exp

   mcp-server	MCP.Server.Derive

   Derive tool handlers from a data type with custom descriptions Usage: $(deriveToolHandlerWithDescription ''MyTool 'handleTool [(Constructor, Description)])

6. deriveApp :: DeriveApp f m event qu mu su => f m event qu mu su -> App event m

   morpheus-graphql-server	Data.Morpheus.Server

   No documentation available.

7. deriver :: NarInfo fp txt hash -> Maybe txt

   nix-narinfo	Nix.NarInfo

   Relative store path (to nix store root) of the deriver. NOTE: nix-store -q --deriver

8. deriveReceiverKey :: Curve -> Integer -> Point -> Integer

   oblivious-transfer	OT

   Receiver's key derivation from his private key and sender's public key In parallel for all OT messages

9. deriveSenderKeys :: Curve -> Integer -> Integer -> Point -> Point -> [Integer]

   oblivious-transfer	OT

   Sender's key derivation from his private key and receiver's response In parallel for all OT messages

10. derivedParam :: forall r a (l :: [Type]) . (Eq r, Show a) => (a -> r) -> String -> [a] -> Params l -> Params (r ': l)

    paramtree	ParamTree

    A derived parameter set. Useful when the input expected by your function can't be conveniently rendered as a string label. For example:

    derivedParam (enumFromTo 0) "My Parameter" [1,2,5]
    

    The above passed enumFromTo 0 1, enumFromTo 0 2, etc. to your function, while labelling them as "1 My Parameter" and "2 My Parameter" respectively.

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