Chaining MCP Tools: Search Read Analyze Write in TypeScript

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NeuroLink enables chaining MCP tools in TypeScript to run multi-step AI workflows like search, read, analyze, and write.
Example code shows adding external MCP servers for GitHub and a code analyzer, then running a chained workflow that creates a GitHub issue with findings.
NeuroLink includes a ToolRouter for capability-based routing, a ToolCache for LRU caching, and HITL support to require human approval for sensitive actions.
A documentation sync example demonstrates connecting GitHub and Notion MCP servers to keep API docs synchronized.
