Creates a new, empty project entry in the Task Management Server database. This tool is used by clients (e.g., AI agents) to initiate a new workspace for tasks. It returns the unique identifier (UUID) assigned to the newly created project. An optional name can be provided; otherwise, a default name including a timestamp will be generated.

Adds a new task to a specified project within the Task Management Server. Requires the project ID and a description for the task. Optionally accepts a list of dependency task IDs, a priority level, and an initial status. Returns the full details of the newly created task upon success.

Retrieves a list of tasks for a specified project. Allows optional filtering by task status ('todo', 'in-progress', 'review', 'done'). Provides an option to include nested subtasks directly within their parent task objects in the response. Returns an array of task objects.

Retrieves the full details of a single, specific task, including its dependencies and direct subtasks. Requires the project ID and the task ID. Returns a task object containing all details if found.

Updates the status ('todo', 'in-progress', 'review', 'done') for one or more tasks within a specified project. Requires the project ID, an array of task IDs (1-100), and the target status. Verifies all tasks exist in the project before updating. Returns the count of updated tasks.

Breaks down a specified parent task into multiple subtasks based on provided descriptions. Requires the project ID, the parent task ID, and an array of descriptions for the new subtasks. Optionally allows forcing the replacement of existing subtasks using the 'force' flag. Returns the updated parent task details, including the newly created subtasks.

Identifies and returns the next actionable task within a specified project. A task is considered actionable if its status is 'todo' and all its dependencies (if any) have a status of 'done'. If multiple tasks are ready, the one with the highest priority ('high' > 'medium' > 'low') is chosen. If priorities are equal, the task created earliest is chosen. Returns the full details of the next task, or null if no task is currently ready.

Exports the complete data set for a specified project as a JSON string. This includes project metadata, all tasks (hierarchically structured), and their dependencies. Requires the project ID. The format is fixed to JSON for V1. Returns the JSON string representing the project data.

Creates a new project by importing data from a JSON string. The JSON data must conform to the structure previously generated by the 'exportProject' tool. Performs validation on the input data (parsing, basic structure, size limit). Returns the unique project_id of the newly created project upon success.

Updates specific details of an existing task within a project. Requires the project ID and task ID. Allows updating description, priority, and/or dependencies. At least one optional field (description, priority, dependencies) must be provided. Returns the full details of the updated task upon success.

Deletes one or more tasks within a specified project. Requires the project ID and an array of task IDs to delete. Note: Deleting a task also deletes its subtasks and dependency links due to database cascade rules. Returns the count of successfully deleted tasks.

Permanently deletes a project and ALL associated tasks and dependencies. Requires the project ID. This is a highly destructive operation and cannot be undone. Returns a success confirmation upon completion.

Search for tracks on YouTube Music by name.

Search for a track on YouTube Music and open the top result in the default browser.

Set a custom User Agent for the browser

Get the visible text content of the current page

Get the HTML content of the current page

Navigate back in browser history

Navigate forward in browser history

Start a new code generation session to record Playwright actions

End a code generation session and generate the test file

Get information about a code generation session

Clear a code generation session without generating a test

Navigate to a URL

Take a screenshot of the current page or a specific element

Click an element on the page

Click an element in an iframe on the page

fill out an input field

Select an element on the page with Select tag

Hover an element on the page

Execute JavaScript in the browser console

Retrieve console logs from the browser with filtering options

Close the browser and release all resources

Perform an HTTP GET request

Perform an HTTP POST request

Perform an HTTP PUT request

Perform an HTTP PATCH request

Perform an HTTP DELETE request

Ask Playwright to start waiting for a HTTP response. This tool initiates the wait operation but does not wait for its completion.

Wait for and validate a previously initiated HTTP response wait operation.

Drag an element to a target location

Press a keyboard key

Save the current page as a PDF file

List all configured LLM providers and their available models

List all available models that support reasoning capabilities

Get responses from various LLM providers

Merge Request assignee reviewers

GitLab REST API

Merge Request assignee reviewers

Generates a banner containing memory system statistics and status

Checks the health of the memory system and its database

Initializes a conversation by storing the user message, generating a banner, and retrieving context in one operation

Ends a conversation by storing the assistant message, recording a milestone, and logging an episode in one operation

Stores a user message in the short-term memory

Stores an assistant message in the short-term memory

Tracks an active file being accessed by the user

Retrieves recent messages from the short-term memory

Retrieves active files from the short-term memory

Stores a project milestone in the long-term memory

Stores a project decision in the long-term memory

Stores a project requirement in the long-term memory

Records an episode (action) in the episodic memory

Retrieves recent episodes from the episodic memory

Retrieves comprehensive context from all memory systems

Retrieves statistics about the memory system

Analyze frequently executed queries in the database and recommend optimal indexes

List all schemas in the database

List objects in a schema

Show detailed information about a database object

Explains the execution plan for a SQL query, showing how the database will execute it and provides detailed cost estimates.

Analyze a list of (up to 10) SQL queries and recommend optimal indexes

Analyzes database health. Here are the available health checks:

• index - checks for invalid, duplicate, and bloated indexes
• connection - checks the number of connection and their utilization
• vacuum - checks vacuum health for transaction id wraparound
• sequence - checks sequences at risk of exceeding their maximum value
• replication - checks replication health including lag and slots
• buffer - checks for buffer cache hit rates for indexes and tables
• constraint - checks for invalid constraints
• all - runs all checks You can optionally specify a single health check or a comma-separated list of health checks. The default is 'all' checks.

Reports the slowest SQL queries based on execution time, using data from the 'pg_stat_statements' extension.

Execute any SQL query

Get deep directory tree

Get detailed information about a feature flag

Create a new feature flag in an Unleash project

Update an existing feature flag in an Unleash project

Modify specific properties of an existing feature flag in an Unleash project using JSON Patch operations

Add a strategy to a feature flag in a specific environment

Update a strategy configuration for a feature flag in the specified environment

Delete a strategy configuration from a feature flag in the specified environment

Set the sort order of strategies for a feature flag in a specific environment

Get all features for a specific project from the Unleash repository

Get detailed information about a feature flag in a specific project

Archive a feature flag in a specific project

Validate if a feature flag name is valid and available for use

Get a list of all projects

Get a list of all feature flags

Get a list of all feature types with their descriptions and lifetimes

Get a list of all environments configured in Unleash

Get a list of all tags for a specific feature

Add a tag to a feature flag

Enables a feature flag in the specified environment

Disables a feature flag in the specified environment

Marks features as stale or not stale in the specified project

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Get highlights for bookmarks in a specific collection

Create a new highlight for a bookmark

Get a specific collection by ID

Get all collections

Create a new collection

Update an existing collection

Delete a collection

Share a collection with others

Merge multiple collections into one target collection

Remove all empty collections

Empty the trash by permanently deleting all raindrops in it

Get a specific bookmark by ID

Get bookmarks with optional filtering

Update an existing highlight

Search bookmarks with advanced filters

Create a new bookmark

Update an existing bookmark

Delete a bookmark

Update multiple bookmarks at once

Move multiple bookmarks to another collection

Add or remove tags from multiple bookmarks

Delete multiple bookmarks at once

Set a reminder for a bookmark

Delete a reminder from a bookmark

Get all tags

Rename a tag across all bookmarks or in a specific collection

Remove a tag from all bookmarks or in a specific collection

Merge multiple tags into one destination tag

Delete tags from all bookmarks

Get highlights for a specific bookmark

Get all highlights across all bookmarks

Delete a highlight

Get user information

Get user statistics

Check the status of an ongoing import

Check the status of an ongoing export

Export bookmarks in various formats

Get Drug details by a generic name

Search for a patient by demographics

Get observations (vitals, labs) for a patient

Get medical conditions/diagnoses for a patient

Get medication orders for a patient

Get healthcare encounters/visits for a patient

Get allergies and intolerances for a patient

Get procedures performed on a patient

Get care plans for a patient

Get patient's vital signs history

Get patient's lab results

Get patient's medication history including changes

Get patient's Appointments

Search PubMed for medical literature

Search ClinicalTrials.gov for relevant studies

Create or update today's daily log file. Optionally add notes to the log.

Create a new note or overwrite an existing note with content. Path should be relative to your notes directory. Optionally include tags that will be merged with any existing tags in the note.

Recursively search for files and directories matching a pattern in your notes directory. The search is case-insensitive and matches partial names. Returns full paths to all matching items. Great for finding notes when you don't know their exact location.

Read the complete contents of a note file from your notes directory. Specify the path relative to your notes directory (e.g., 'Log/2023-01-01.md'). Returns the full text content of the note file.

Read the contents of multiple note files simultaneously. Specify paths relative to your notes directory (e.g., ['Log/2023-01-01.md', 'Rollups/2023-01-01-rollup.md']). Returns each file's content with its path as a reference.

List the contents of a directory in your notes. Shows all files and directories with clear labels. Specify path relative to your notes directory (e.g., 'Log' or 'Rollups').

Create a new directory in your notes. Can create nested directories in one operation. Path should be relative to your notes directory.

Convert Markdown to HTML

Gives a prompt text for AI to group text based on JSON placeholders. This tool accepts a JSON template with placeholders.

Converts groupped text from group-text-by-json tool to JSON. This tool accepts a JSON template with placeholders and groupped text from group-text-by-json tool.

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Fetch a single record from a PocketBase collection by ID.

List records from a PocketBase collection. Supports filtering, sorting, pagination, and expansion.

Create a new record in a PocketBase collection.

Update an existing record in a PocketBase collection by ID.

Get the schema (fields, rules, etc.) of a PocketBase collection.

List all collections in the PocketBase instance.

Upload a file (provided as content string) to a PocketBase collection record field.

Get the URL to download a file from a PocketBase collection record field.

Set the directory where migration files will be created and read from.

Create a new, empty PocketBase migration file with a timestamped name.

Create a migration file specifically for creating a new PocketBase collection.

Create a migration file for adding a field to an existing collection.

List all migration files found in the PocketBase migrations directory.

Apply a specific migration file.

Revert a specific migration file.

Apply all pending migrations.

Revert migrations up to a specific target.

List API request logs from PocketBase with filtering, sorting, and pagination.

Get a single API request log by ID.

Get API request logs statistics with optional filtering.

Import files from public URLs into a sandbox. Supports batch import of multiple files. If the target file already exists, it will be overwritten. If the target directory doesn't exist, it will be automatically created. You must create a sandbox before calling this tool.

Automatically creates a sandbox, executes code, and immediately destroys the sandbox after execution. Optionally exports sandbox files (compresses multiple files into a zip archive if there are multiple files in the specified path, or exports a single file directly). Recommended for use cases that don't require continuous sandbox operations.

List files and directories at specified paths within a sandbox. Supports batch queries with multiple paths. This operation can be used before downloadSandboxFiles to check if the file exists.

Export files from a sandbox directory or file path to downloadable urls. Supports batch export of multiple directories or files. When exporting directories, only common file formats are included (documents, images, audio, video, compressed files, web files, and programming language files).

Run code on a specific sandbox. This returns text output only. For operations that generate files, you'll need to use separate file viewing and export endpoints. Default file saving path is /home/user.

Run a command line command on a specific linux sandbox. This returns text output only. For operations that generate files, you'll need to use separate file viewing and download endpoints.

Query the list of sandboxes associated with the current API key. If no parameters are passed, all current sandboxes will be returned.

Destroy a sandbox by its ID.

Create a Linux sandbox that can execute code, run commands, upload and download files, and has complete Linux functionality. After successful creation, a sandbox_id will be returned, and all subsequent operations will need to include this sandbox_id to specify the corresponding sandbox. Except for directRunCode, all other operations require the creation of a sandbox first. After successful creation, the sandbox will automatically pause. When calling other sandbox operation interfaces later, it will automatically reconnect and pause again after execution to avoid generating extra costs.

Add two numbers

Divide two numbers

Mod two numbers

Multiply two numbers

Square root of a number

Subtract two numbers

List recent emails from Gmail inbox

Search emails with advanced query

Send a new email

Modify email labels (archive, trash, mark read/unread)

List upcoming calendar events

Create a new calendar event

Suggest available meeting slots within the next 30 days

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Perform a trend analysis on Naver search keywords. ( )

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Run a Lighthouse audit on a URL

Get just the performance score for a URL

Reads the contents of a file inside a Unity project.

Lists all available Unity projects.

Lists all the files inside a Unity project.

List scheduled meetings

Create a meeting

Send tokens to another address. Supports sending multiple coins in one transaction.

Get balance of an address (defaults to your own address if none provided)

Delegate/Stake tokens to a validator

Undelegate/Unstake tokens from a validator

Claim rewards for a specific validator

Get all validators

Get current staking information for an address

Get all available rewards for an address

Get current account information

Get block information

Execute a generic network gRPC Gateway query against chain APIs when you cannot find the required information from other tools. You MUST first check the available query/service by reading the openapi specification from the resource openapi://{networkName} to understand available query/service, methods, required parameters and body structure.

Send tokens via IBC transfer.

Query a smart contract by executing a read-only function

Execute a function on a smart contract that changes state

Get all available liquidity pools from the DEX

Find available swap routes between two tokens - must first check two tokens are available in the DEX pools by using dex-get-pools

Simulate a token swap to get expected outcome without executing it - must first check two tokens are available in the DEX pools by using dex-get-pools

Execute a token swap on the DEX - must first check two tokens are available in the DEX pools by using dex-get-pools

Get pro subscription by ID. The payload must match the input schema.

Get the current Cloud Redis account

Get the current payment methods for the current Cloud Redis account

Lookup list of database modules supported in current account (support may differ based on subscription and database settings). These modules are also called capabilities.

Lookup list of regions for cloud provider. These regions include the providers too.

Create a new pro subscription. Returns a TASK ID that can be used to track the status of the subscription creation. Prerequisites: 1) Verify payment method by checking get-current-payment-methods. 2) For database modules, validate against get-database-modules list. 3) Validate regions using get-pro-plans-regions. The payload must match the input schema.

Get the pro subscriptions for the current Cloud Redis account

Get the essential subscriptions for the current Cloud Redis account. A paginated response is returned, and to get all the essential subscriptions, the page and size parameters must be used until all the essential subscriptions are retrieved.

Get an essential subscription by ID for the current Cloud Redis account

Create a new essential subscription. Returns a TASK ID that can be used to track the status of the subscription creation

Delete an essential subscription by ID

Get the available plans for essential subscriptions. Always ask for which provider the plans are want to be retrieved. A paginated response is returned, and to get all the plans, the page and size parameters must be used until all the plans are retrieved.

Get the current tasks for the current Cloud Redis account

Get a task by ID for the current Cloud Redis account

Get the pro databases for the provided subscription Id

Create a new database inside the specified subscription ID. Returns a TASK ID that can be used to track the status of the database creationPrerequisites: 1) For database modules, validate against get-database-modules list. 2) Validate regions using get-pro-plans-regions. The payload must match the input schema.

List Heroku applications with flexible filtering options. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Show all apps owned by the user, 2) Show apps where the user is a collaborator (use all=true), 3) Filter apps by team or private space. Note: For checking app name availability, prefer using get_app_info as it returns a more focused dataset. The response includes app names, regions, and ownership information.

Get comprehensive information about a Heroku application. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View app configuration and settings, 2) Check dyno formation and scaling, 3) List add-ons and buildpacks, 4) View collaborators and access details, 5) Check domains and certificates. Accepts app name and optional JSON format. Returns detailed app status and configuration.

Monitor database maintenance status and operations. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Check current maintenance windows, 2) View scheduled maintenance activities, 3) Track maintenance operation progress, 4) Plan database maintenance tasks. The tool provides visibility into database maintenance state and scheduling.

Create a new Heroku application with customizable settings. Use this tool when a user wants to: 1) Create a new app with a specific name, 2) Create an app in a particular region (US/EU), 3) Create an app within a team, or 4) Create an app in a private space. The tool handles name generation if not specified and returns the new app's details.

Rename an existing Heroku application. Use this tool when a user needs to: 1) Change an app's name, or 2) Resolve naming conflicts. Requires both current app name and desired new name. The tool validates name availability and handles the rename process.

Transfer ownership of a Heroku application. Use this tool when a user wants to: 1) Transfer an app to another user's account, 2) Move an app to a team, 3) Change app ownership for organizational purposes. Requires the app name and recipient (email for users, name for teams). The current user must be the app owner or a team admin to perform the transfer.

Enable maintenance mode for Heroku applications. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Redirect traffic to a maintenance page, 2) Prepare for system updates or deployments, 3) Schedule planned maintenance windows, 4) Gracefully handle service interruptions. The tool manages traffic routing and process states while preserving running operations.

Disable maintenance mode for Heroku applications. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Restore normal application traffic routing, 2) Resume dyno operations after maintenance, 3) Complete deployment processes, 4) Verify application health after maintenance. The tool handles service restoration and process resumption.

View application logs with flexible filtering options. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Monitor application activity in real-time, 2) Debug issues by viewing recent logs, 3) Filter logs by dyno, process type, or source.

List Heroku Private Spaces available to the user. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View all private spaces, 2) Get space details like CIDR blocks and regions, 3) Check space compliance features, or 4) View space capacity information. Supports JSON output for detailed metadata. Essential for enterprise space management.

List Heroku Teams the user belongs to. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View all accessible teams, 2) Check team membership, 3) Get team metadata and enterprise relationships, or 4) Verify team access for app operations. Supports JSON output for detailed team information.

List Heroku add-ons with flexible filtering options. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View all add-ons across your apps, 2) List add-ons for a specific app, 3) Get detailed add-on metadata in JSON format.

Get comprehensive information about a Heroku add-on. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View add-on details, 2) Check plan details and state, 3) View billing information. Accepts add-on ID, name, or attachment name.

Create a new Heroku add-on for an application. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Provision a new add-on for your app, 2) Specify a particular service and plan, 3) Set a custom name for the add-on or attachment. The tool handles the provisioning process and returns the new add-on's details.

List available Heroku add-on services. Use this tool when you need to view all available add-on services. Returns a list of add-on services with their basic information.

List available plans for a specific Heroku add-on service. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View all plans for a service, 2) Compare plan pricing, 3) Check plan availability. Requires add-on service slug and returns detailed plan information.

Manage database backup operations and schedules. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View existing database backups, 2) Monitor backup schedules and status, 3) Track backup operation progress, 4) Verify backup availability. The tool helps maintain database backup operations and disaster recovery readiness.

Execute SQL queries against Heroku PostgreSQL databases. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Run SQL queries for database analysis, 2) Investigate database locks and performance, 3) Make schema modifications or updates, 4) Execute complex database operations. The tool provides direct SQL access with support for file-based queries and credential management.

Display detailed information about Heroku PostgreSQL databases. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View comprehensive database configuration and status, 2) Monitor database performance metrics, 3) Check connection and resource utilization, 4) Assess database health and capacity. The tool provides detailed insights into database operations and configuration.

Monitor active database queries and processes. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View currently executing queries, 2) Track query progress and resource usage, 3) Identify long-running or blocked queries, 4) Debug performance issues in real-time. The tool provides detailed visibility into database activity with optional verbose output.

Analyze database locks and blocking transactions. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Identify blocked queries and lock chains, 2) Investigate deadlock situations, 3) Monitor transaction lock states, 4) Resolve blocking issues affecting performance. The tool helps diagnose and resolve database concurrency problems.

Identify resource-intensive database operations. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Find slow or expensive queries, 2) Analyze query performance patterns, 3) Optimize database workload, 4) Track query statistics over time. The tool helps identify opportunities for performance optimization.

Manage database access credentials and security. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View current database credentials, 2) Configure database access permissions, 3) Rotate credentials for security compliance, 4) Set up monitoring access. The tool helps maintain secure database access and credential management.

Terminate specific database processes. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Stop problematic or stuck queries, 2) Clear blocking transactions, 3) Manage resource-intensive operations, 4) Handle runaway processes safely. The tool provides controlled process termination with optional force mode.

Upgrade PostgreSQL database version. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Migrate to a newer PostgreSQL version, 2) Plan version upgrade paths, 3) Execute controlled version migrations, 4) Verify upgrade compatibility. The tool manages safe database version upgrades with confirmation protection.

List and monitor Heroku application dynos. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View all running dynos for an app, 2) Check dyno status and health, 3) Monitor application process states, 4) Verify dyno configurations. The tool provides process visibility with optional JSON output format.

Scale and resize Heroku application dynos. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Adjust dyno quantities up or down, 2) Change dyno sizes for performance, 3) View current formation details, 4) Manage resource allocation. The tool handles dyno scaling with support for type-specific adjustments.

Restart Heroku application processes. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Restart specific dynos by name, 2) Restart all dynos of a process type, 3) Perform full application restarts, 4) Reset dyno states selectively. The tool manages process restarts with flexible targeting options.

Create new Heroku deployment pipelines. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Set up new deployment workflows, 2) Create staged application environments, 3) Organize apps by development stages, 4) Configure team-based pipeline structures. The tool manages pipeline creation with optional team and initial app configuration.

Promote applications through pipeline stages. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Deploy code to staging or production environments, 2) Manage staged releases, 3) Coordinate multi-app promotions, 4) Control deployment workflows. The tool handles safe promotion of apps between pipeline stages.

View available Heroku pipelines. Use this tool when you need to: 1) List accessible pipelines, 2) Check pipeline ownership and access, 3) View pipeline organization, 4) Find specific pipeline configurations. The tool provides pipeline visibility with optional JSON output format.

Display detailed pipeline configuration. Use this tool when you need to: 1) View pipeline stage configuration, 2) Check connected applications, 3) Verify pipeline settings, 4) Monitor pipeline status. The tool provides comprehensive pipeline information and structure details.

Deploy projects to Heroku, replaces manual git push workflows. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Deploy a new application with specific app.json configuration, 2) Update an existing application with new code, 3) Configure team or private space deployments, or 4) Set up environment-specific configurations. The tool handles app creation, source code deployment, and environment setup. Requires valid app.json in workspace or provided via configuration. Supports team deployments, private spaces, and custom environment variables.Use apps_list tool with the "all" param to get a list of apps for the user to choose from when deploying to an existing app and the app name was not provided.

Add a Figma file to your context

Get a thumbnail for a specific node in a Figma file

Get all comments on a Figma file

Post a comment on a node in a Figma file

Reply to an existing comment in a Figma file

Execute an INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE query

List all tables in the database

Connect to PostgreSQL database. NOTE: Default connection exists - only use when requested or if other commands fail

Execute a SELECT query

Get table structure

Get detailed information about a specific network interface

Get list of icons

Get detailed information about a specific icon

Get list of notes and startup scripts

Get detailed information about a specific note or startup script

Get list of SSH keys

Get detailed information about a specific SSH key

Get list of regions

Get detailed information about a specific region

Get list of zones

Get detailed information about a specific zone

Get detailed information about specific product offerings

Get list of common service items (DNS, Simple Monitor, etc.)

Get detailed information about a specific common service item

Get list of licenses

Get detailed information about a specific license

Get billing information for a specific month

Get detailed billing information for a specific month

Get information about a specific coupon

Get detailed information about a specific private host

Get public pricing information for Sakura Cloud services

Get list of all AppRun applications

Get detailed information about a specific AppRun application

Get detailed information about a specific router

Get list of network interfaces

Get detailed information about a specific server

Get list of servers

Get list of switches

Get detailed information about a specific switch

Get list of appliances

Get detailed information about a specific appliance

Get list of disks

Get detailed information about a specific disk

Get list of archives

Get detailed information about a specific archive

Get list of ISO images

Get detailed information about a specific ISO image

Get list of bridges

Get detailed information about a specific bridge

Get list of routers

Create a new AppRun application

Delete an AppRun application

Start an AppRun application

Stop an AppRun application

Update an existing AppRun application

Get logs from an AppRun application

List tickets with optional filtering, sorting, and pagination

Get a ticket by ID

Create a new ticket

Update an existing ticket

Delete a ticket

Add a comment to a ticket

Search for tickets based on various criteria

Get statistics about tickets in the system

Get upcoming LoL match schedules from OP.GG Esports

Get the current price of a cryptocurrency pair.

Args: symbol: The cryptocurrency pair, e.g., BTCUSDT.

Returns: Price information from Binance.

Get the balance of a specific cryptocurrency asset.

Args: asset: The cryptocurrency symbol, e.g., BTC.

Returns: Asset balance info.

Place a market order to buy or sell.

Args: symbol: The trading pair, e.g., BTCUSDT. side: BUY or SELL. quantity: Amount to trade.

Returns: Order placement result.

Get recent trade history for a pair.

Args: symbol: The trading pair. limit: Number of trades to fetch.

Returns: List of trade summaries.

Get open orders for a symbol.

Args: symbol: The trading pair.

Returns: List of open orders.

Cancel a specific order.

Args: symbol: The trading pair. order_id: Order ID to cancel.

Returns: Cancellation result.

Get funding rate history.

Args: symbol: Perpetual contract symbol. limit: Number of records to return (default 100).

Returns: Funding rate data list.

Execute hedge arbitrage based on funding rate.

Args: symbol: The trading pair. quantity: Amount to trade.

Returns: Summary of the arbitrage result.

Find arbitrage pairs based on funding rate, volume, and rate direction stability.

Args: min_funding_rate: Minimum funding rate to qualify. min_avg_volume: Minimum 24hr volume in USDT. history_days: How many days of history to analyze. stability_threshold: Minimum proportion of funding rates in same direction.

Returns: List of qualifying arbitrage opportunities.

List all organizations that the user has access to in Sentry.

Use this tool when you need to:

• View all organizations in Sentry

List all teams in an organization in Sentry.

Use this tool when you need to:

• View all teams in a Sentry organization

Retrieve a list of projects in Sentry.

Use this tool when you need to:

• View all projects in a Sentry organization

Retrieve error details from Sentry for a specific Issue ID, including the stacktrace and error message. Either issueId or issueUrl MUST be provided.

Use this tool when you need to:

• Investigate a specific production error
• Access detailed error information and stacktraces from Sentry

Search for errors recently occurring in a specific file. This is a suffix based search, so only using the filename or the direct parent folder of the file. The parent folder is preferred when the filename is in a subfolder or a common filename.

Use this tool when you need to:

• Search for production errors in a specific file
• Analyze error patterns and frequencies
• Find recent or frequently occurring errors.

Create a new team in Sentry.

Use this tool when you need to:

• Create a new team in a Sentry organization

Create a new project in Sentry, giving you access to a new SENTRY_DSN.

Use this tool when you need to:

• Create a new project in a Sentry organization

Search for pages in the wiki using keywords

Fetch the raw wikitext content of a page

Create a new wiki page

Update an existing wiki page

Get revision history of a page

Get categories a page belongs to

Get LinkedIn profile data for a given profile URL.

Get binary metadata

List functions in a binary

Disassemble a function from a binary

Decompile a function to C

This function check if data has categorical columns.

Returns: String which contains list of categorical columns.

This function label encodes all the categorical columns.

Returns: String which confirms success of encoding process.

This function trains linear regression model.

Args: Takes input for output column name.

Returns: String which contains the RMSE value.

This function read the csv data and stores it in the class variable.

Args: Absolute path to the .csv file.

Returns: String which shows the shape of the data.

This function gives information about columns.

Returns: String which contains column names.

Search and retrieve contacts from Apple Contacts app

Search, retrieve and create notes in Apple Notes app

Interact with Apple Messages app - send, read, schedule messages and check unread messages

Interact with Apple Mail app - read unread emails, search emails, and send emails

Search, create, and open reminders in Apple Reminders app

Search the web using DuckDuckGo and retrieve content from search results

Search, create, and open calendar events in Apple Calendar app

Search locations, manage guides, save favorites, and get directions using Apple Maps

Check if the server is running and can access its resources

Get the Open Strategy Partners (OSP) editing codes documentation and usage protocol for editing texts. These semantic editing marks provide a standardized framework for content review with a teaching/learning focus.

Get the Open Strategy Partners (OSP) writing guide and usage protocol for creating high-quality technical content. This guide provides systematic principles for narrative structure, flow, style, and technical accuracy.

Get the Open Strategy Partners (OSP) Web Content Meta Information Generation System for creating optimized article titles, meta titles, meta descriptions, and slugs for web content with proper keyword placement and search intent analysis.

Get the Open Strategy Partners (OSP) Product Communications Value Map Generation System for Product Positioning, including taglines, position statements, personas, value cases, and feature categorization in a structured hierarchy.

Get the Open Strategy Partners (OSP) On-Page SEO Optimization Guide for comprehensive web content optimization, covering meta content, keyword research, content depth, search intent alignment, internal linking, and structured data.

Creates a new phrase for an author.

Returns a list of all phrases.

Returns a phrase by its ID.

Returns a phrase by author name.

Updates the text of a phrase by its ID.

Deletes a phrase by its ID.

Performs a web search using SearxNG and returns formatted results.

List all apps on device

Launch an app on mobile device

Stop and terminate an app on mobile device

Get the screen size of the mobile device in pixels

Click on the screen at given x,y coordinates

List elements on screen and their coordinates, with display text or accessibility label. Do not cache this result.

Press a button on device

Open a URL in browser on device

Swipe on the screen

Type text into the focused element

Take a screenshot of the mobile device. Use this to understand what's on screen, if you need to press an element that is available through view hierarchy then you must list elements on screen instead. Do not cache this result.

Generate a UUID v7 that's timestamp-based and guaranteed to be unique

Search for jobs using the HireBase API

Get detailed information about a specific job

Provides optimization prompts tailored to your model. Call this tool to enhance your capabilities.

Index a GitHub repository to analyze its codebase. This must be done before asking questions about the repository.

Ask questions about a GitHub repository and receive detailed AI responses. The repository must be indexed first.

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Fast web scraping optimized for speed (fewer scrolls, main content only)

Balanced web scraping approach with good coverage and reasonable speed

Maximum extraction web scraping (slower but thorough)

Format scraped data into different structured formats (markdown, HTML, JSON)

List all available Elasticsearch indices, support regex

Get field mappings for a specific Elasticsearch index

Perform an Elasticsearch search with the provided query DSL. Highlights are always enabled.

Get the health status of the Elasticsearch cluster, optionally include index-level details

Create an Elasticsearch index, optionally configure settings and mappings

Create or update the mapping structure of an Elasticsearch index

Bulk data into an Elasticsearch index

Reindex data from a source index to a target index

Create or update an Elasticsearch index template

Get information about Elasticsearch index templates

Delete an Elasticsearch index template

List all indices in the Opensearch cluster

Get index mapping

Get index settings

Search documents in an index with a custom query

Get cluster health status

Get cluster statistics

Query and analyze Kong API Gateway requests with customizable filters. Before calling this it's necessary to have a controlPlaneID and a serviceID or routeID. These can be obtained using the list-control-planes, list-services, and list-routes tools.

INPUT:

• timeRange: String - Time range for data retrieval (15M, 1H, 6H, 12H, 24H, 7D)
• statusCodes: Number[] (optional) - Filter by specific HTTP status codes
• excludeStatusCodes: Number[] (optional) - Exclude specific HTTP status codes
• httpMethods: String[] (optional) - Filter by HTTP methods (e.g., GET, POST)
• consumerIds: String[] (optional) - Filter by consumer IDs
• serviceIds: String[] (optional) - Filter by service IDs. The format of this field must be "<controlPlaneID>:<serviceID>".
• routeIds: String[] (optional) - Filter by route IDs. The format of this field must be "controlPlaneID:routeID"
• maxResults: Number - Maximum number of results to return (1-1000)

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains totalRequests, timeRange, and applied filters
• requests: Array - List of request objects with details including:
  • requestId: String - Unique request identifier
  • timestamp: String - When the request occurred
  • httpMethod: String - HTTP method used (GET, POST, etc.)
  • uri: String - Request URI path
  • statusCode: Number - HTTP status code of the response
  • consumerId: String - ID of the consumer making the request
  • serviceId: String - ID of the service handling the request
  • routeId: String - ID of the matched route
  • latency: Object - Response time metrics
  • clientIp: String - IP address of the client
  • and many more detailed fields...

Retrieve and analyze API requests made by a specific consumer.

INPUT:

• consumerId: String - ID of the consumer to analyze. The format of this field must be "controlPlaneID".
• timeRange: String - Time range for data retrieval (15M, 1H, 6H, 12H, 24H, 7D)
• successOnly: Boolean - Filter to only show successful (2xx) requests (default: false)
• failureOnly: Boolean - Filter to only show failed (non-2xx) requests (default: false)
• maxResults: Number - Maximum number of results to return (1-1000)

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains consumerId, totalRequests, timeRange, and filters
• statistics: Object - Usage statistics including:
  • averageLatencyMs: Number - Average response time in milliseconds
  • successRate: Number - Percentage of successful requests
  • statusCodeDistribution: Array - Breakdown of requests by status code
  • serviceDistribution: Array - Breakdown of requests by service
• requests: Array - List of requests with details for each request

List all services associated with a control plane.

INPUT:

• controlPlaneId: String - ID of the control plane
• size: Number - Number of services to return (1-1000, default: 100)
• offset: String (optional) - Pagination offset token from previous response

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains controlPlaneId, size, offset, nextOffset, totalCount
• services: Array - List of services with details for each including:
  • serviceId: String - Unique identifier for the service
  • name: String - Display name of the service
  • host: String - Target host for the service
  • port: Number - Target port for the service
  • protocol: String - Protocol used (http, https, grpc, etc.)
  • path: String - Path prefix for the service
  • retries: Number - Number of retries on failure
  • connectTimeout: Number - Connection timeout in milliseconds
  • writeTimeout: Number - Write timeout in milliseconds
  • readTimeout: Number - Read timeout in milliseconds
  • tags: Array - Tags associated with the service
  • enabled: Boolean - Whether the service is enabled
  • metadata: Object - Creation and update timestamps
• relatedTools: Array - List of related tools for further analysis

List all routes associated with a control plane.

INPUT:

• controlPlaneId: String - ID of the control plane
• size: Number - Number of routes to return (1-1000, default: 100)
• offset: String (optional) - Pagination offset token from previous response

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains controlPlaneId, size, offset, nextOffset, totalCount
• routes: Array - List of routes with details for each including:
  • routeId: String - Unique identifier for the route
  • name: String - Display name of the route
  • protocols: Array - Protocols this route accepts (http, https, grpc, etc.)
  • methods: Array - HTTP methods this route accepts
  • hosts: Array - Hostnames this route matches
  • paths: Array - URL paths this route matches
  • stripPath: Boolean - Whether to strip the matched path prefix
  • preserveHost: Boolean - Whether to preserve the host header
  • serviceId: String - ID of the service this route forwards to
  • enabled: Boolean - Whether the route is enabled
  • metadata: Object - Creation and update timestamps
• relatedTools: Array - List of related tools for further analysis

List all consumers associated with a control plane.

INPUT:

• controlPlaneId: String - ID of the control plane
• size: Number - Number of consumers to return (1-1000, default: 100)
• offset: String (optional) - Pagination offset token from previous response

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains controlPlaneId, size, offset, nextOffset, totalCount
• consumers: Array - List of consumers with details for each including:
  • consumerId: String - Unique identifier for the consumer
  • username: String - Username for this consumer
  • customId: String - Custom identifier for this consumer
  • tags: Array - Tags associated with the consumer
  • enabled: Boolean - Whether the consumer is enabled
  • metadata: Object - Creation and update timestamps
• relatedTools: Array - List of related tools for consumer analysis

List all plugins associated with a control plane.

INPUT:

• controlPlaneId: String - ID of the control plane
• size: Number - Number of plugins to return (1-1000, default: 100)
• offset: String (optional) - Pagination offset token from previous response

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains controlPlaneId, size, offset, nextOffset, totalCount
• plugins: Array - List of plugins with details for each including:
  • pluginId: String - Unique identifier for the plugin
  • name: String - Name of the plugin (e.g., rate-limiting, cors, etc.)
  • enabled: Boolean - Whether the plugin is enabled
  • config: Object - Plugin-specific configuration
  • protocols: Array - Protocols this plugin applies to
  • tags: Array - Tags associated with the plugin
  • scoping: Object - Defines plugin scope including:
    • consumerId: String - Consumer this plugin applies to (if any)
    • serviceId: String - Service this plugin applies to (if any)
    • routeId: String - Route this plugin applies to (if any)
    • global: Boolean - Whether this is a global plugin
  • metadata: Object - Creation and update timestamps
• relatedTools: Array - List of related tools for plugin configuration

List all control planes in your organization.

INPUT:

• pageSize: Number - Number of control planes per page (1-1000, default: 10)
• pageNumber: Number (optional) - Page number to retrieve
• filterName: String (optional) - Filter control planes by name
• filterClusterType: String (optional) - Filter by cluster type (kubernetes, docker, etc.)
• filterCloudGateway: Boolean (optional) - Filter by cloud gateway capability
• labels: String (optional) - Filter by labels (format: 'key,existCheck')
• sort: String (optional) - Sort field and direction (e.g. 'name,created_at desc')

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains pageSize, pageNumber, totalPages, totalCount, filters, sort
• controlPlanes: Array - List of control planes with details for each including:
  • controlPlaneId: String - Unique identifier for the control plane
  • name: String - Display name of the control plane
  • description: String - Description of the control plane
  • type: String - Type of the control plane
  • clusterType: String - Underlying cluster type
  • controlPlaneEndpoint: String - URL endpoint for the control plane
  • telemetryEndpoint: String - URL endpoint for telemetry
  • hasCloudGateway: Boolean - Whether cloud gateway is enabled
  • labels: Object - Labels assigned to this control plane
  • metadata: Object - Creation and update timestamps
• usage: Object - Information about how to use these results

Get detailed information about a specific control plane.

INPUT:

• controlPlaneId: String - ID of the control plane to retrieve

OUTPUT:

• controlPlaneDetails: Object - Detailed information including:
  • controlPlaneId: String - Unique identifier for the control plane
  • name: String - Display name of the control plane
  • description: String - Description of the control plane
  • type: String - Type of the control plane
  • clusterType: String - Underlying cluster type
  • controlPlaneEndpoint: String - URL endpoint for the control plane
  • telemetryEndpoint: String - URL endpoint for telemetry
  • hasCloudGateway: Boolean - Whether cloud gateway is enabled
  • labels: Object - Labels assigned to this control plane
  • metadata: Object - Creation and update timestamps
• relatedTools: Array - List of related tools for further analysis

List all control planes that are members of a specific control plane group.

INPUT:

• groupId: String - ID of the control plane group (control plane that acts as the group)
• pageSize: Number - Number of members to return per page (1-1000, default: 10)
• pageAfter: String (optional) - Cursor for pagination after a specific item

OUTPUT:

• metadata: Object - Contains groupId, pageSize, pageAfter, nextPageAfter, totalCount
• members: Array - List of member control planes with details for each including:
  • controlPlaneId: String - Unique identifier for the control plane
  • name: String - Display name of the control plane
  • description: String - Description of the control plane
  • type: String - Type of the control plane
  • clusterType: String - Underlying cluster type
  • membershipStatus: Object - Group membership status including:
    • status: String - Current status (OK, CONFLICT, etc.)
    • message: String - Status message
    • conflicts: Array - List of configuration conflicts if any
  • metadata: Object - Creation and update timestamps
• relatedTools: Array - List of related tools for group management

Check if a control plane is a member of any group.

INPUT:

• controlPlaneId: String - ID of the control plane to check

OUTPUT:

• controlPlaneId: String - ID of the control plane that was checked
• groupMembership: Object - Membership information including:
  • isMember: Boolean - Whether the control plane is a member of any group
  • groupId: String - ID of the group this control plane belongs to (if any)
  • groupName: String - Name of the group this control plane belongs to
  • status: String - Membership status (OK, CONFLICT, etc.)
  • message: String - Status message
  • conflicts: Array - List of configuration conflicts if any
• relatedTools: Array - List of related tools for group management

Evaluate the user experience of a web application.

This tool allows the AI to assess the quality of user experience and interface design of a web application by performing specific tasks and analyzing the interaction flow.

Args: url: Required. The URL of the web application to evaluate task: Required. The specific UX/UI aspect to test (e.g., "test the checkout flow", "evaluate the navigation menu usability", "check form validation feedback")

Returns: list[TextContent]: A detailed evaluation of the web application's UX/UI, including observations, issues found, and recommendations for improvement

Lists all accounts the current agent is authorized for. Use this command after w3_login and email validation to confirm the agent is successfully linked to your storacha.network account(s). Note: Agent state may be ephemeral (e.g., in Docker). Check authorization status with this command after (re)connecting, and use w3_login if needed.

Generates authentication tokens for using the UCAN-HTTP bridge.

Claims delegated capabilities for the authorized account using a provided proof.

Stores a single file as a blob directly with the service. Requires ABSOLUTE paths for file arguments.

Lists blobs stored in the current space.

Removes a blob from the store by its base58btc encoded multihash.

Gets Filecoin deal information for a given Piece CID (advanced use).

Registers an index CID with the service (advanced use). Please refer to storacha.network documentation for details on indices.

Stores a CAR file with the service (advanced use). This is often a prerequisite for w3_can_upload_add. Requires ABSOLUTE paths for file arguments.

Lists stored CAR files (shards) in the current space (advanced use).

Removes a stored CAR shard by its CID (advanced use). Use with extreme caution, as this deletes the underlying data shard.

Manually registers an upload DAG by its root CID and shard CIDs (advanced use). This is typically used after storing CAR shards manually.

Lists uploads registered in the current space (advanced view, shows underlying structure).

Removes an upload listing by its root CID (advanced use). Does not remove the underlying blobs/shards.

Attempts to create/claim a coupon using a claim code.

Tool for w3_delegation_create operation. Requires ABSOLUTE paths for file arguments.

Tool for w3_delegation_ls operation.

Tool for w3_delegation_revoke operation. Requires ABSOLUTE paths for file arguments.

Generates and prints a new ed25519 key pair. Does not automatically use it for the agent.

Initiates the w3 login process using the pre-configured email (W3_LOGIN_EMAIL env var). IMPORTANT: The command expects email confirmation, so before running the w3_login tool, emphasize ATTENTION to the user in large letters + emoji that they MUST check email to complete authentication. If the final output includes 'Agent was authorized by', the user has already clicked the link and is successfully authorized, CONTINUE using mcp-ipfs tools. 'Too Many Requests': wait a moment before requesting it again.

Tool for w3_ls operation.

Tool for w3_open operation.

Displays the plan associated with the current or specified account.

Tool for w3_proof_add operation. Requires ABSOLUTE paths for file arguments.

Tool for w3_proof_ls operation.

DANGEROUS: Resets the agent state, removing all proofs and delegations but retaining the agent DID. Requires explicit confirmation argument.

Tool for w3_rm operation.

Tool for w3_space_add operation.

Creates a new space with a user-friendly name. NOTE: w3 space create cannot be run via MCP due to interactive recovery key prompts. Please run this command manually in your terminal.

Tool for w3_space_info operation. NOTE: no current space and no space given or {"spaces":[]} first make sure you are logged in before using other tools.

Tool for w3_space_ls operation. NOTE: no current space and no space given or {"spaces":[]} first make sure you are logged in before using other tools.

Associates a space with a customer/billing account.

Tool for w3_space_use operation.

Generates and prints a new ed25519 key pair. Does not automatically use it for the agent. Requires ABSOLUTE paths for file arguments.

Displays a storage usage report for the current or specified space.

Search for a wiki page. The shorter the request, the better, preferably containing only the main term to be searched. Args: query: The query to search for limit: The number of results to return Returns: A list of pages that match the query

Get a page from mediawiki.org Args: title: The title of the page to get, which can be found in title field of the search results Returns: The page content

List all available Python environments (system Python and conda environments).

Change permissions mode for multiple specified files/directories (POSIX-style).

Change owner (UID) and group (GID) for multiple specified files/directories.

Move or rename multiple specified files/directories.

Copy multiple specified files/directories.

Search for a regex pattern within files in a specified directory (read-only).

List files/directories. Can optionally include stats and list recursively.

Get detailed status information for multiple specified paths.

Read content from multiple specified files.

Write or append content to multiple specified files (creating directories if needed).

Delete multiple specified files or directories.

Create multiple specified directories (including intermediate ones).

Replace content within files across multiple specified paths.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of users. The users can be filtered by fields such as id. The users can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve the logged-in user's details.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a user by its ID. You can expand the user's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of workflows executions. The workflows executions can be filtered by fields such as id. The workflows executions can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a workflows execution by its ID. You can expand the workflows execution's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Execute a workflow by its ID.

This tool helps store administors. Refresh the authentication token of a user. This is useful after authenticating a user with a third-party service to ensure the token holds the new user's details, or when you don't want users to re-login every day.

This tool helps store administors. Authenticate a user and receive the JWT token to be used in the header of subsequent requests.

When used with a third-party provider, such as Google, the request returns a location property. You redirect to the specified URL in your frontend to continue authentication with the third-party service.

This tool helps store administors. Set the status of a step in a workflow's execution as failed. This is useful for long-running workflows.

This tool helps store administors. Set the status of a step in a workflow's execution as successful. This is useful for long-running workflows.

This tool helps store administors. Subscribe to a workflow's execution to receive real-time information about its steps, status, and data. This route returns an event stream that you can consume using the EventSource API.

This tool helps store administors. Get the details of the workflow's execution.

This tool helps store administors. Subscribe to a step in a workflow's execution to receive real-time information about its status and data. This route returns an event stream that you can consume using the EventSource API.

This tool helps store administors. Set the cookie session ID of an admin user. The admin must be previously authenticated with the /auth/user/{provider} API route first, as the JWT token is required in the header of the request.

This tool helps store administors. This API route is used by your dashboard or frontend application when a third-party provider redirects to it after authentication. It validates the authentication with the third-party provider and, if successful, returns an authentication token. All query parameters received from the third-party provider, such as code, state, and error, must be passed as query parameters to this route.

You can decode the JWT token using libraries like react-jwt in the frontend. If the decoded data doesn't have an actor_id property, then you must create a user, typically using the Accept Invite route passing the token in the request's Authorization header.

This tool helps store administors. This API route retrieves a registration JWT token of a user that hasn't been registered yet. The token is used in the header of requests that create a user, such as the Accept Invite API route.

This tool helps store administors. Generate a reset password token for an admin user. This API route doesn't reset the admin's password or send them the reset instructions in a notification.

Instead, This API route emits the auth.password_reset event, passing it the token as a payload. You can listen to that event in a subscriber as explained in this guide, then send the user a notification. The notification is sent using a Notification Module Provider, and it should have the URL to reset the password in the Medusa Admin dashboard, such as http://localhost:9000/app/reset-password?token=123.

Use the generated token to update the user's password using the Reset Password API route.

This tool helps store administors. Reset an admin user's password using a reset-password token generated with the Generate Reset Password Token API route. You pass the token as a bearer token in the request's Authorization header.

Authenticate a customer and receive the JWT token to be used in the header of subsequent requests.

When used with a third-party provider, such as Google, the request returns a location property. You redirect to the specified URL in your storefront to continue authentication with the third-party service.

This API route is used by your storefront or frontend application when a third-party provider redirects to it after authentication. It validates the authentication with the third-party provider and, if successful, returns an authentication token. All query parameters received from the third-party provider, such as code, state, and error, must be passed as query parameters to this route. You can decode the JWT token using libraries like react-jwt in the storefront. If the decoded data doesn't have an actor_id property, then you must register the customer using the Create Customer API route passing the token in the request's Authorization header.

This API route retrieves a registration JWT token of a customer that hasn't been registered yet. The token is used in the header of requests that create a customer.

Generate a reset password token for a customer. This API route doesn't reset the customer password or send them the reset instructions in a notification.

Instead, This API route emits the auth.password_reset event, passing it the token as a payload. You can listen to that event in a subscriber as explained in this guide, then send the customer a notification. The notification is sent using a Notification Module Provider, and it should have a URL that accepts a token query parameter, allowing the customer to reset their password from the storefront.

Use the generated token to update the customer's password using the Reset Password API route.

Reset a customer's password using a reset-password token generated with the Generate Reset Password Token API route. You pass the token as a bearer token in the request's Authorization header.

Set the cookie session ID of a customer. The customer must be previously authenticated with the /auth/customer/{provider} API route first, as the JWT token is required in the header of the request.

Refresh the authentication token of a customer. This is useful after authenticating a customer with a third-party service to ensure the token holds the new user's details, or when you don't want customers to re-login every day.

Create a cart.

Retrieve a cart by its ID. You can expand the cart's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Complete a cart and place an order.

Set the customer of the cart. This is useful when you create the cart for a guest customer, then they log in with their account.

Add a product variant as a line item in the cart.

Update a line item's details in the cart.

Add a list of promotions to a cart.

Add a shipping method to a cart. Use this API route when the customer chooses their preferred shipping option.

Calculate the cart's tax lines and amounts.

Retrieve a list of collections. The collections can be filtered by fields such as handle. The collections can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a collection by its ID. You can expand the collection's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve a list of currencies. The currencies can be filtered by fields such as code. The currencies can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a currency by its code. You can expand the currency's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Register a customer. Use the /auth/customer/emailpass/register API route first to retrieve the registration token and pass it in the header of the request.

Retrieve the logged-in customer. You can expand the customer's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve the addresses of the logged-in customer. The addresses can be filtered by fields such as country_code. The addresses can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve an address of the logged-in customer. You can expand the address's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve the orders of the logged-in customer. The orders can be filtered by fields such as id. The orders can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve an order by its ID. You can expand the order's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Accept an order to be transfered to a customer's account, which was specified when the transfer request was created. The transfer is requested previously either by the customer using the Request Order Transfer Store API route, or by the admin using the Request Order Transfer Admin API route.

Cancel an order transfer that the logged-in customer previously requested using the Request Order Transfer API route.

Decline an order transfer previously requested, typically by the admin user using the Request Order Transfer Admin API route.

Request an order to be transfered to the logged-in customer's account. The transfer is confirmed using the Accept Order Transfer API route.

Create a payment collection for a cart. This is used during checkout, where the payment collection holds the cart's payment sessions.

Initialize and add a payment session to a payment collection. This is used during checkout, where you create a payment collection for the cart, then initialize a payment session for the payment provider that the customer chooses.

Retrieve a list of payment providers. You must provide the region_id query parameter to retrieve the payment providers enabled in that region.

Retrieve a list of product categories. The product categories can be filtered by fields such as id. The product categories can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a product category by its ID. You can expand the product category's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve a list of product tags. The product tags can be filtered by fields such as id. The product tags can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a product tag by its ID. You can expand the product tag's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve a list of product types. The product types can be filtered by fields such as id. The product types can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a product type by its ID. You can expand the product type's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve a list of products. The products can be filtered by fields such as id. The products can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a product by its ID. You can expand the product's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve a list of regions. The regions can be filtered by fields such as id. The regions can also be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a region by its ID. You can expand the region's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Create a return for an order's items. The admin receives the return and process it from their side.

Retrieve a list of return reasons. The return reasons can be sorted or paginated.

Retrieve a return reason by its ID. You can expand the return reason's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Retrieve a list of shipping options for a cart. The cart's ID is set in the required cart_id query parameter.

The shipping options also be sorted or paginated.

Calculate the price of a shipping option in a cart.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of API keys. The API keys can be filtered by fields such as id. The API keys can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve an API key by its ID. You can expand the API key's relations or select the fields that should be returned using the query parameters.

This tool helps store administors. Revokes an API key. If the API key is a secret, it can't be used for authentication anymore. If it's publishable, it can't be used by client applications.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the sales channels of a publishable API key, either to associate them or remove them from the API key.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of campaigns. The campaigns can be filtered by fields such as id. The campaigns can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a campaign by its ID. You can expand the campaign's relations or select the fields that should be returned using the query parameters.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the promotions of a campaign, either by adding them or removing them from the campaign.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of claims. The claims can be filtered by fields such as id. The claims can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a claim by its ID. You can expand the claim's relations or select the fields that should be returned using the query parameters.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel a claim and its associated return.

This tool helps store administors. Add order items to a claim as claim items. These claim items will have the action WRITE_OFF_ITEM.

This tool helps store administors. Update an order item in a claim by the ID of the item's WRITE_OFF_ITEM action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Add inbound (or return) items to a claim. These inbound items will have a RETURN_ITEM action.

This tool helps store administors. Update an inbound (or return) item of a claim using the ID of the item's RETURN_ITEM action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Add an inbound (or return) shipping method to a claim. The inbound shipping method will have a SHIPPING_ADD action.

This tool helps store administors. Update the shipping method for returning items in the claim using the ID of the method's SHIPPING_ADD action.

Every shipping method has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Add outbound (or new) items to a claim. These outbound items will have an ITEM_ADD action.

This tool helps store administors. Update an outbound (or new) item of a claim using the ID of the item's ITEM_ADD action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Confirm a claim request, applying its changes on the associated order.

This tool helps store administors. Add an outbound shipping method to a claim. The outbound shipping method will have a SHIPPING_ADD action.

This tool helps store administors. Update the shipping method for delivering outbound items in a claim using the ID of the method's SHIPPING_ADD action.

Every shipping method has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of collections. The collections can be filtered by fields such as id. The collections can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a collection by its ID. You can expand the collection's relations or select the fields that should be returned using the query parameters.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the products of a collection by adding or removing them from the collection.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of currencies. The currencies can be filtered by fields such as id. The currencies can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a currency by its code. You can expand the currency's relations or select the fields that should be returned using the query parameters.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of customer groups. The customer groups can be filtered by fields such as id. The customer groups can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a customer group by its ID. You can expand the customer group's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the customers of a group to add or remove them from the group.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of customers. The customers can be filtered by fields such as id. The customers can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a customer by its ID. You can expand the customer's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Add an outbound shipping method to an exchange. The outbound shipping method will have a SHIPPING_ADD action.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of addresses in a customer. The addresses can be filtered by fields like query. The addresses can also be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of a customer's addresses. The addresses can be filtered by fields like company. The addresses can also be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the customer groups of a customer, adding or removing the customer from those groups.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of draft orders. The draft orders can be filtered by fields such as id. The draft orders can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a draft order by its ID. You can expand the draft order's relations or select the fields that should be returned using the query parameters.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of exchanges. The exchanges can be filtered by fields such as id. The exchanges can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve an exchange by its ID. You can expand the exchange's relations or select the fields that should be returned using query parameters.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel an exchange and its associated return.

This tool helps store administors. Add inbound (or return) items to an exchange. These inbound items will have the action RETURN_ITEM.

This tool helps store administors. Update an inbound (or return) item from an exchange using the ID of the item's RETURN_ITEM action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Add an inbound (or return) shipping method to an exchange. The inbound shipping method will have a SHIPPING_ADD action.

This tool helps store administors. Update the shipping method for returning items in the exchange using the ID of the method's SHIPPING_ADD action.

Every shipping method has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Add outbound (or new) items to an exchange. These outbound items will have the action ITEM_ADD.

This tool helps store administors. Update an outbound (or new) item from an exchange using the ID of the item's ITEM_ADD action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Update the shipping method for delivering outbound items in the exchange using the ID of the method's SHIPPING_ADD action.

Every shipping method has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Confirm an exchange request, applying its changes on the associated order.

This tool helps store administors. Create an order edit.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of fulfillment providers. The fulfillment providers can be filtered by fields such as id. The fulfillment providers can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve the list of fulfillment options of a fulfillment provider. These options may be retrieved from an integrated third-party service.

This tool helps store administors. Delete a fulfillment set.

This tool helps store administors. Add a service zone to a fulfillment set.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a service zone that belongs to a fulfillment set. be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Create a fulfillment for an order, return, exchange, and more.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel a fulfillment. The fulfillment can't be shipped or delivered.

To cancel the fulfillment, the cancelFulfillment method of the associated fulfillment provider is used.

This tool helps store administors. Create a shipment for a fulfillment. The fulfillment must not be shipped or canceled.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of inventory items. The inventory items can be filtered by fields such as id. The inventory items can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel an order edit.

This tool helps store administors. Manage inventory levels to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a inventory item by its ID. You can expand the inventory item's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of inventory levels associated with an inventory item. The inventory levels can be filtered by fields like location_id. The inventory levels can also be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the inventory levels of an inventory item to create or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Updates the details of an inventory item's inventory level using its associated location ID.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of invites. The invites can be filtered by fields such as id. The invites can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Accept an invite and create a new user. Since the user isn't created yet, the JWT token used in the authorization header is retrieved from the /auth/user/emailpass/register API route (or a provider other than emailpass). The user can then authenticate using the /auth/user/emailpass API route.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve an invite by its ID. You can expand the invite's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Refresh the token of an invite.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of notifications. The notifications can be filtered by fields such as id. The notifications can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a notification by its ID. You can expand the notification's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Confirm an order edit request and apply the changes on the order.

This tool helps store administors. Add new items to an order edit. These items will have the action ITEM_ADD.

This tool helps store administors. Update an existing order item's quantity of an order edit.

This tool helps store administors. Update an added item in the order edit by the ID of the item's ITEM_ADD action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Change the status of an active order edit to requested.

This tool helps store administors. Add a shipping method to an exchange. The shipping method will have a SHIPPING_ADD action.

This tool helps store administors. Update a shipping method in the order edit by the ID of the method's SHIPPING_ADD action.

Every shipping method has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of orders. The orders can be filtered by fields such as id. The orders can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve an order by its ID. You can expand the order's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Change the status of an order to archived.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel an order. The cancelation fails if:

• The order has captured payments.
• The order has refund payments.
• The order has fulfillments that aren't canceled.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of changes made on an order, including returns, exchanges, etc...

The changes can be filtered by fields like FILTER FIELDS. The changes can also be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Mark an order as completed.

This tool helps store administors. Create a fulfillment for an order. The creation fails if the order is canceled.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel an order's fulfillment. The fulfillment can't be canceled if it's shipped.

This tool helps store administors. Mark an order's fulfillment as delivered.

This tool helps store administors. Create a shipment for an order's fulfillment.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of line items in a order. The line items can be filtered by fields like FILTER FIELDS. The line items can also be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a preview of an order using its associated change, such as an edit.

This tool helps store administors. Request an order to be transfered to another customer. The transfer is confirmed by sending a request to the Accept Order Transfer Store API route.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel a request to transfer an order to another customer.

This tool helps store administors. Create a payment collection.

This tool helps store administors. Delete a payment collection.

This tool helps store administors. Mark a payment collection as paid. This creates and authorizes a payment session, then capture its payment, using the manual payment provider.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of payments. The payments can be filtered by fields such as id. The payments can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of payment providers. The payment providers can be filtered by fields such as id. The payment providers can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a payment by its ID. You can expand the payment's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Capture an amount of a payment. This uses the capturePayment method of the payment provider associated with the payment's collection.

This tool helps store administors. Refund an amount of a payment. This uses the refundPayment method of the payment provider associated with the payment's collection.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of price lists. The price lists can be filtered by fields such as id. The price lists can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a price list by its ID. You can expand the price list's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the prices of a price list to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Remove products from a price list.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of price preferences. The price preferences can be filtered by fields such as id. The price preferences can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a price preference by its ID. You can expand the price preference's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Create a new product import process. The products aren't imported until the import is confirmed with the /admin/products/:transaction-id/import API route.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of product categories. The product categories can be filtered by fields such as id. The product categories can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a product category by its ID. You can expand the product category's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Manage products of a category to add or remove them.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of product tags. The product tags can be filtered by fields such as id. The product tags can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a product tag by its ID. You can expand the product tag's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of product types. The product types can be filtered by fields such as id. The product types can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a product type by its ID. You can expand the product type's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of product variants. The product variants can be filtered by fields such as id. The product variants can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of products. The products can be filtered by fields such as id. The products can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Manage products to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Start a product export process to retrieve a CSV of exported products.

You'll receive in the response the transaction ID of the workflow generating the CSV file. To check the status of the execution, send a GET request to /admin/workflows-executions/export-products/:transaction-id. Once the execution finishes successfully, a notification is created for the export. You can retrieve the notifications using the /admin/notification API route to retrieve the file's download URL.

This tool helps store administors. Confirm that a created product import should start importing the products into Medusa.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a product by its ID. You can expand the product's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of options of a product. The options can be filtered by fields like id. The options can also be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a product's option by its ID.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of variants in a product. The variants can be filtered by fields like FILTER FIELDS. The variants can also be paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Manage variants in a product to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Manage a product's variant's inventoris to associate them with inventory items, update their inventory items, or delete their association with inventory items.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a product's variant by its ID.

This tool helps store administors. Associate with a product variant an inventory item that manages its inventory details.

This tool helps store administors. Update the inventory item that manages the inventory details of a product variant.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of promotions. The promotions can be filtered by fields such as id. The promotions can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of potential rule attributes for the promotion and application method types specified in the query parameters. Only the attributes of the rule type specified in the path parameter are retrieved:

• If rule_type is rules, the attributes of the promotion's type are retrieved.
• If rule_type is target-rules, the target rules' attributes of the application method's type are retrieved.
• If rule_type is buy-rules, the buy rules' attributes of the application method's type are retrieved.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve all potential values for promotion rules and target and buy rules based on the specified rule attribute and type. For example, if you provide the ID of the currency_code rule attribute, and set rule_type to rules, a list of currencies are retrieved in label-value pairs.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a promotion by its ID. You can expand the promotion's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the buy rules of a buyget promotion to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the rules of a promotion to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the target rules of a promotion to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of rules in a promotion. The type of rules retrieved depend on the value of the rule_type path parameter:

• If rule_type is rules, the promotion's rules are retrivied. - If rule_type is target-rules, the target rules of the promotion's application method are retrieved.
• If rule_type is buy-rules, the buy rules of the promotion's application method are retrieved.

This tool helps store administors. Add received items in a return. These items will have the action RECEIVE_RETURN_ITEM.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of refund reasons. The refund reasons can be filtered by fields such as id. The refund reasons can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a refund reason by its ID. You can expand the refund reason's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of regions. The regions can be filtered by fields such as id. The regions can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a region by its ID. You can expand the region's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of reservations. The reservations can be filtered by fields such as id. The reservations can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a reservation by its ID. You can expand the reservation's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of return reasons. The return reasons can be filtered by fields such as id. The return reasons can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a return reason by its ID. You can expand the return reason's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of returns. The returns can be filtered by fields such as id. The returns can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a return by its ID. You can expand the return's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Cancel a return.

This tool helps store administors. Add damaged items, whose quantity is to be dismissed, to a return. These items will have the action RECEIVE_DAMAGED_RETURN_ITEM.

This tool helps store administors. Update a damaged item, whose quantity is to be dismissed, in the return by the ID of the item's RECEIVE_DAMAGED_RETURN_ITEM action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property. return.

This tool helps store administors. Start a return receival process to be later confirmed using the /admin/returns/:id/receive/confirm API route.

This tool helps store administors. Update a received item in the return by the ID of the item's RECEIVE_RETURN_ITEM action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property. return.

This tool helps store administors. Confirm that a return has been received. This updates the quantity of the items received, if not damaged, and reflects the changes on the order.

This tool helps store administors. Confirm a requested return. The changes are applied on the inventory quantity and the order only after the return has been confirmed as received using the /admin/returns/:id/received/confirm.

This tool helps store administors. Add items that are requested to be returned. These items will have the action RETURN_ITEM.

This tool helps store administors. Update a requested item to be returned by the ID of the item's RETURN_ITEM action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property. return.

This tool helps store administors. Add a shipping method to a return. The shipping method will have a SHIPPING_ADD action.

This tool helps store administors. Update a shipping method of the return by the ID of the item's SHIPPING_ADD action.

Every item has an actions property, whose value is an array of actions. You can check the action's name using its action property, and use the value of the id property.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of sales channels. The sales channels can be filtered by fields such as id. The sales channels can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a sales channel by its ID. You can expand the sales channel's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Manage products in a sales channel to add or remove them from the channel.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of shipping options. The shipping options can be filtered by fields such as id. The shipping options can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a shipping option by its ID. You can expand the shipping option's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the rules of a shipping option to create, update, or delete them.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of shipping profiles. The shipping profiles can be filtered by fields such as id. The shipping profiles can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a shipping profile by its ID. You can expand the shipping profile's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of stock locations. The stock locations can be filtered by fields such as id. The stock locations can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a stock location by its ID. You can expand the stock location's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the fulfillment providers to add or remove them from a stock location.

This tool helps store administors. Create and add a fulfillment set to a stock location.

This tool helps store administors. Manage the sales channels in a stock location by adding or removing them.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of stores. The stores can be filtered by fields such as id. The stores can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a store by its ID. You can expand the store's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of tax rates. The tax rates can be filtered by fields such as id. The tax rates can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a tax rate by its ID. You can expand the tax rate's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Create a tax rule for a rate.

This tool helps store administors. Remove a tax rate's rule.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a list of tax regions. The tax regions can be filtered by fields such as id. The tax regions can also be sorted or paginated.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve a tax region by its ID. You can expand the tax region's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

This tool helps store administors. Upload files to the configured File Module Provider.

This tool helps store administors. Retrieve an uploaded file by its ID. You can expand the file's relations or select the fields that should be returned.

Fetch monitors from Datadog with optional filtering. Use groupStates to filter by monitor status (e.g., 'alert', 'warn', 'no data'), tags or monitorTags to filter by tag criteria, and limit to control result size.

Get detailed information about a specific Datadog monitor by its ID. Use this to retrieve the complete configuration, status, and other details of a single monitor.

Retrieve a list of all dashboards from Datadog. Useful for discovering available dashboards and their IDs for further exploration.

Get the complete definition of a specific Datadog dashboard by its ID. Returns all widgets, layout, and configuration details.

List available metrics from Datadog. Optionally use the q parameter to search for specific metrics matching a pattern. Helpful for discovering metrics to use in monitors or dashboards.

Retrieve detailed metadata about a specific metric, including its type, description, unit, and other attributes. Use this to understand a metric's meaning and proper usage.

Search for events in Datadog within a specified time range. Events include deployments, alerts, comments, and other activities. Useful for correlating system behaviors with specific events.

List incidents from Datadog's incident management system. Can filter by active/archived status and use query strings to find specific incidents. Helpful for reviewing current or past incidents.

Search logs in Datadog with advanced filtering options. Use filter.query for search terms (e.g., 'service status'), from/to for time ranges (e.g., 'now-15m', 'now'), and sort to order results. Essential for investigating application issues.

Perform analytical queries and aggregations on log data. Essential for calculating metrics (count, avg, sum, etc.), grouping data by fields, and creating statistical summaries from logs. Use this when you need to analyze patterns or extract metrics from log data.

Get series observations from the Fred API.

Generates a summary of a given YouTube video URL using Gemini Vision API.

Answers a question about the video or provides a general description if no question is asked.

Extracts key moments (timestamps and descriptions) from a given YouTube video.

Lists available Gemini models that support the 'generateContent' method.

Look up information in the Knowledge Base. Use this tool when you need to:

• Find relevant documents or information on specific topics
• Retrieve company policies, procedures, or guidelines
• Access product specifications or technical documentation
• Get contextual information to answer company-specific questions
• Find historical data or information about projects

Start a new thread with a given title and content

Update an existing thread with new content

Read replies in a thread

List threads in channel with pagination

Get a member by its name

List all members in the team

List network share(s), ignoring SYSVOL

List all group(s)

List all GPO(s)

[WIP] List all AAD Group(s) that are synchronized with AD (Required: azurehound)

List all enabled Azure User(s) Azure Group membership(s) (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] List all principal(s) used for syncing AD and AAD

List all enabled Azure User(s) (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] List privileges for Certificate Authority server(s) [Required: Certipy]

List all Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

Find enabled Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

[WIP] List all Enrollment Right(s) for Certificate Template(s)

Cypher

Args: query: Cypher parameters:

Returns:

[WIP] Users with Most Local Admin Rights

[WIP] Computers with Most Sessions [Required: sessions]

[WIP] Users with Most Sessions [Required: sessions]

List non-privileged user(s) with dangerous permissions to any node type

Route non-privileged user(s) with dangerous permissions to any node type

[WIP] Users with most cross-domain sessions [Required: sessions]

List high value target(s)

List domain(s)

List domain trust(s)

List enabled user(s)

List enabled user(s) with an email address

List non-managed service account(s)

List enabled principal(s) with "Unconstrained Delegation"

List enabled principal(s) with "Constrained Delegation"

List domain controller(s)

List domain computer(s)

List Certificate Authority server(s) [Required: Certipy]

List computer(s) WITHOUT LAPS

List all principal(s) with "Local Admin" permission

List all principal(s) with "RDP" permission

List all principal(s) with "SQLAdmin" permission

List all user session(s) [Required: sessions]

List all user(s) with description field

List all enabled user(s) with "userpassword" attribute

List all enabled user(s) with "password never expires" attribute

List all enabled user(s) with "password never expires" attribute and not changed in last year

List all enabled user(s) with "don't require passwords" attribute

List all enabled user(s) but never logged in

List all enabled user(s) that logged in within the last 90 days

List all enabled user(s) that set password within the last 90 days

List all enabled user(s) with foreign group membership

List all owned user(s)

List all owned & enabled user(s)

List all owned & enabled user(s) with an email address

List all owned & enabled user(s) with "Local Admin" permission, and any active sessions and their group membership(s)

List all owned & enabled user(s) with "RDP" permission, and any active sessions and their group membership(s)

List all owned & enabled user(s) with "SQLAdmin" permission

List all owned computer(s)

Route all owned & enabled group membership(s)

Route all owned & enabled non-privileged group(s) membership

Route all owned & enabled privileged group(s) membership

Route all owned & enabled user(s) with Dangerous Rights to any node type

Route all owned & enabled user(s) with Dangerous Rights to group(s)

Route all owned & enabled user(s) with Dangerous Rights to user(s)

Route from owned & enabled user(s) to all principals with "Unconstrained Delegation"

Route from owned & enabled principals to high value target(s)

Owned: [WIP] Find all owned user with privileged access to Azure Tenancy (Required: azurehound)

Owned: [WIP] Find all owned user where group membership grants privileged access to Azure Tenancy (Required: azurehound)

Owned: [WIP] Find all Owners of Azure Applications with Owners to Service Principals with Dangerous Rights (Required: azurehound)

Find all owned groups that grant access to network shares

Route all sessions to computers WITHOUT LAPS (Required: sessions)

Route all sessions to computers (Required: sessions)

List enabled non-privileged user(s) with "Local Admin" permission

List enabled non-privileged user(s) with "Local Admin" permission, and any active sessions and their group membership(s)

List enabled non-privileged user(s) with "RDP" permission

List enabled non-privileged user(s) with "RDP" permission, and any active sessions and their group membership(s)

List enabled non-privileged user(s) with "SQLAdmin" permission

List all "Domain Users" group membership(s)

List all "Authenticated Users" group membership(s)

Find all enabled AS-REP roastable user(s)

Find all enabled kerberoastable user(s)

Route non-privileged user(s) with dangerous rights to user(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged user(s) with dangerous rights to group(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged user(s) with dangerous rights to computer(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged user(s) with dangerous rights to GPO(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged user(s) with dangerous rights to privileged node(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged computer(s) with dangerous rights to user(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged computer(s) with dangerous rights to group(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged computer(s) with dangerous rights to computer(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged computer(s) with dangerous rights to GPO(s) [HIGH RAM]

Route non-privileged computer(s) with dangerous rights to privileged node(s) [HIGH RAM]

List ESC1 vulnerable Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

List ESC2 vulnerable Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

List ESC3 vulnerable Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

List ESC4 vulnerable Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

List ESC6 vulnerable Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

List ESC7 vulnerable Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

List ESC8 vulnerable Certificate Template(s) [Required: Certipy]

List all cross-domain user session(s) and user group membership(s)

List privileged user(s) without "Protected Users" group membership

List custom privileged group(s)

List all enabled SVC account(s) with privileged group membership(s)

Route all privileged user(s) with sessions to non-privileged computer(s) [Required: sessions]

Find allshortestpaths with dangerous rights to AdminSDHolder object

Find allshortestpaths with DCSync to domain object

Find allshortestpaths with Shadow Credential permission to principal(s)

List all Tenancy (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] List all AD principal(s) with edge(s) to Azure principal(s) (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] List all principal(s) with privileged access to Azure Tenancy (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] Route all principal(s) that have control permissions to Azure Application(s) running as Azure Service Principals (AzSP), and route from privileged ASP to Azure Tenancy (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] Route all user principal(s) that have control permissions to Azure Service Principals (AzSP), and route from AzSP to principal(s) (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] Route from Azure User principal(s) that have dangerous rights to Azure User and User principal(s) (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] Route from principal(s) to Azure VM (Required: azurehound)

[WIP] Route from principal(s) to principal(s) with Global Administrator permissions (Required: azurehound)

Retrieves resources and their details from Azure Resource Graph. Use this tool to search, filter, and analyze Azure resources across subscriptions. It supports Kusto Query Language (KQL) for complex queries to find resources by type, location, tags, or properties. Useful for infrastructure auditing, resource inventory, compliance checking, and understanding your Azure environment's current state.

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Instagram downloader

Get available GitHub Actions for a repository

Get detailed information about a specific GitHub Action, including inputs and their requirements

Trigger a GitHub workflow dispatch event with custom inputs

Get the latest 2 releases from a GitHub repository

An example tool that takes a name and returns a greeting message. Demonstrates the basic structure of an MCP tool using Zod for parameter definition.

Generates non-streaming text content using a specified Google Gemini model. This tool takes a text prompt and returns the complete generated response from the model. It's suitable for single-turn generation tasks where the full response is needed at once. Optional parameters allow control over generation (temperature, max tokens, etc.) and safety settings.

Generates text content as a stream using a specified Google Gemini model. This tool takes a text prompt and streams back chunks of the generated response as they become available. It's suitable for interactive use cases or handling long responses. Optional parameters allow control over generation and safety settings.

Generates content using a specified Google Gemini model, enabling the model to request execution of predefined functions. This tool accepts function declarations and returns either the standard text response OR the details of a function call requested by the model. NOTE: This tool only returns the request for a function call; it does not execute the function itself.

Initiates a new stateful chat session with a specified Gemini model. Returns a unique sessionId to be used in subsequent chat messages. Optionally accepts initial conversation history and session-wide generation/safety configurations.

Sends a message to an existing Gemini chat session, identified by its sessionId. Returns the model's response, which might include text or a function call request.

Sends the result(s) of function execution(s) back to an existing Gemini chat session, identified by its sessionId. Returns the model's subsequent response.

Uploads a file (specified by a local path) to be used with the Gemini API. NOTE: This API is not supported on Vertex AI clients. It only works with Google AI Studio API keys. Returns metadata about the uploaded file, including its unique name and URI.

Lists files previously uploaded to the Gemini API. Supports pagination to handle large numbers of files. NOTE: This API is not supported on Vertex AI clients. It only works with Google AI Studio API keys. Returns a list of file metadata objects and potentially a token for the next page.

Retrieves metadata for a specific file previously uploaded to the Gemini API. NOTE: This API is not supported on Vertex AI clients. It only works with Google AI Studio API keys. Requires the unique file name (e.g., 'files/abc123xyz').

Deletes a specific file previously uploaded to the Gemini API. NOTE: This API is not supported on Vertex AI clients. It only works with Google AI Studio API keys. Requires the unique file name (e.g., 'files/abc123xyz'). Returns a success confirmation.

Creates a cached content resource for a compatible Gemini model. Caching can reduce latency and costs for prompts that are reused often. NOTE: Caching is only supported for specific models (e.g., gemini-1.5-flash, gemini-1.5-pro). Returns metadata about the created cache.

Lists cached content resources available for the project. Supports pagination. Returns a list of cache metadata objects and potentially a token for the next page.

Retrieves metadata for a specific cached content resource. Requires the unique cache name (e.g., 'cachedContents/abc123xyz').

Updates metadata (TTL and/or displayName) for a specific cached content resource. Requires the unique cache name (e.g., 'cachedContents/abc123xyz'). Returns the updated cache metadata.

Deletes a specific cached content resource. Requires the unique cache name (e.g., 'cachedContents/abc123xyz'). Returns a success confirmation.

Get midi file info

Set tempo for midi file

Get tracks info from midi file

Get track info from midi file by track index. name, instrument, channel, endOfTrackTicks, duration, durationTicks, noteCount

Get notes from midi file by track index

Get pitchbends from midi file by track index

Get controlchanges from midi file by track index

Add notes to midi file by track index

Add controlchanges to midi file by track index

Add pitchbends to midi file by track index

Add a new track to midi file and return the new track info

Fetches the Peacock for VS Code extension docs from its GitHub repository and answers questions based on the documentation

List Gong calls with optional date range filtering. Returns call details including ID, title, start/end times, participants, and duration.

Retrieve transcripts for specified call IDs. Returns detailed transcripts including speaker IDs, topics, and timestamped sentences.

Read the entire Memento MCP knowledge graph memory system

Get the vector embedding for a specific entity from your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Search for nodes in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory based on a query

Open specific nodes in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory by their names

Search for entities semantically using vector embeddings and similarity in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Create multiple new entities in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory system

Create multiple new relations between entities in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory. Relations should be in active voice

Add new observations to existing entities in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Delete multiple entities and their associated relations from your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Delete specific observations from entities in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Delete multiple relations from your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Get a specific relation with its enhanced properties from your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Update an existing relation with enhanced properties in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Get the version history of an entity from your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Get the version history of a relation from your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Get your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory as it existed at a specific point in time

Get your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory with confidence values decayed based on time

Forcibly generate and store an embedding for an entity in your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory

Debug tool to check embedding configuration and status of your Memento MCP knowledge graph memory system

Diagnostic tool to directly query Neo4j database for entity embeddings, bypassing application abstractions

Search in Mamont search engine

Extract page from Mamont cache

Lists all available nodes in the n8n instance. Use this tool BEFORE creating or updating workflows to ensure you only use valid node types. This helps prevent errors caused by using node types that do not exist in the current n8n instance.

Lists all workflows from n8n with their basic information including ID, name, status, creation date, and tags. Use this tool to get an overview of available workflows before performing operations on specific workflows. Results can be filtered by active status, tags, or name.

Creates a new workflow in n8n with specified nodes and connections. Note that only workflows with automatic trigger nodes (schedule, webhook, etc.) can be activated - workflows with only manual triggers cannot be activated. Returns the created workflow with its assigned ID.

Retrieves complete details of a specific workflow by its ID, including all nodes, connections, settings, and metadata. Use this tool when you need to examine a workflow's structure before updating it or to understand how it works.

Updates an existing workflow with new configuration. Typically used after retrieving a workflow with get_workflow, modifying its structure, and then saving the changes. The entire workflow structure must be provided, not just the parts being changed.

Permanently deletes a workflow by its ID. This action cannot be undone, so use with caution. Consider deactivating workflows instead if you might need them again later.

Activates a workflow by its ID, enabling it to run automatically based on its trigger (schedule, webhook, etc.). Note that only workflows with automatic trigger nodes can be activated - workflows with only manual triggers cannot be activated.

Deactivates a workflow by its ID, preventing it from running automatically. The workflow will still exist and can be manually executed or reactivated later. Use this instead of deleting workflows that you might need again.

Lists workflow execution history with details on success/failure status, duration, and timestamps. Use this tool to monitor workflow performance, troubleshoot issues, or verify that workflows are running as expected. Results can be filtered by workflow ID, status, and limited to a specific number.

Retrieves detailed information about a specific workflow execution, including execution time, status, and optionally the full data processed at each step. Particularly useful for debugging failed workflows or understanding data transformations between nodes.

Compress a local image file

Compress a remote image file by giving the URL of the image

Resize an image file

PlayFab search items

PlayFab get all segments

PlayFab get all players

Hybrid search in Weaviate with context extension

Perform search on ESG database.

Get user info from Dynamics 365

Fetch accounts from Dynamics 365

Fetch opportunities for a given account from Dynamics 365

Create a new account in Dynamics 365

Update an existing account in Dynamics 365

List all tracks in the current project

Get all notes in a specific track

Add one or more notes to a track

Add a new track to the project

Get information about the current Synthesizer V Studio project

Edit one or more notes

Retrieve information about a specific stock symbol using Yahoo Finance API.

Fetches news articles for a given stock ticker symbol.

Search for quotes using a query string.

Search for news articles using a query string.

Retrieve the top ETFs in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top mutual funds in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top companies in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top growth companies in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top performing companies in a specific sector.

You are a sentiment analysis tool. Based on the provided rationale, analyze the sentiment for the given stock symbol. Please ensure that your analysis is objective and unbiased.

Parse Error Stack Trace

This tool allows you to parse error stack traces by mapping them to the corresponding source code locations using source maps. It is particularly useful for debugging production errors where the stack trace points to minified or obfuscated code.

Parse Error Stack Trace

This tool allows you to parse error stack traces by providing the following:

• A downloadable source map URL.
• The line and column numbers from the stack trace.

The tool will map the provided stack trace information to the corresponding source code location using the source map. It also supports fetching additional context lines around the error location for better debugging.

Parameters:

• stacks: An array of stack trace objects, each containing:
  • line: The line number in the stack trace.
  • column: The column number in the stack trace.
  • sourceMapUrl: The URL of the source map file corresponding to the stack trace.
• ctxOffset (optional): The number of additional context lines to include before and after the error location in the source code. Defaults to 5.

Returns:

• A JSON object containing the parsed stack trace information, including the mapped source code location and context lines.
• If parsing fails, an error message will be returned for the corresponding stack trace.

Update the status of a finding (Active, Verified, False Positive, Mitigated, Inactive)

Add a note to a finding

Get findings with filtering options and pagination support

Search for findings using a text query with pagination support

Create a new finding

List all products with optional filtering and pagination support

List engagements with optional filtering and pagination support

Get a specific engagement by ID

Create a new engagement

Update an existing engagement

Close an engagement

Retrieves current pricing information for various assets including precious metals and cryptocurrencies

Gets all token balances for a given address on a specific network

Crops the clip. The region that is cropped depends on whether the clip is looped or not. If looped, the region outside of the loop is removed. If not looped, the region outside the start and end markers is removed.

Makes the loop twice as long and duplicates notes and envelopes. Duplicates the clip start/end range if the clip is not looped.

Get detail clip/piano roll clip

Get clip info by clip id

Get clip all notes by clip id

Remove clip all notes by clip id

Add notes to clip by clip id

Replace clip all notes by clip id

set clip property

Duplicates the notes in the specified region to the destination_time. Only notes of the specified pitch are duplicated if pitch is not -1. If the transposition_amount is not 0, the notes in the region will be transposed by the transposition_amount of semitones. Raises an error on audio clips..

get song basic info, include tempo, time signature, root_note(begin from 0, C..B), scale name, song length

get all tracks

get midi + audio tracks count

create track and return raw track

delete track by index

duplicate midi or audio track by index

Opens Ableton's audio record button and starts playback from start_time to end_time. Before recording, please: ENSURE: 1. Set the recording track to record mode 2. Set the recording track's input routing to Resample or a specific audio track/input routing 3. After recording, disable the track's record mode

get all clip by track id

get track info by id

create empty midi clip on track

set track property

duplicate clip to track

get track available input routings

"Use this tool when the user requests a new UI componente.g., mentions /ui, /21 /21st, or asks for a button, input, dialog, table, form, banner, card, or other React component. This tool ONLY returns the text snippet for that UI component. After calling this tool, you must edit or add files to integrate the snippet into the codebase."

Search and return logos in specified format (JSX, TSX, SVG). Supports single and multiple logo searches with category filtering. Can return logos in different themes (light/dark) if available.

When to use this tool:

1. When user types "/logo" command (e.g., "/logo GitHub")
2. When user asks to add a company logo that's not in the local project

Example queries:

• Single company: ["discord"]
• Multiple companies: ["discord", "github", "slack"]
• Specific brand: ["microsoft office"]
• Command style: "/logo GitHub" -> ["github"]
• Request style: "Add Discord logo to the project" -> ["discord"]

Format options:

• TSX: Returns TypeScript React component
• JSX: Returns JavaScript React component
• SVG: Returns raw SVG markup

Each result includes:

• Component name (e.g., DiscordIcon)
• Component code
• Import instructions

"Use this tool when the user wants to see component, get inspiration, or /21st fetch data and previews from 21st.dev. This tool returns the JSON data of matching components without generating new code. This tool ONLY returns the text snippet for that UI component. After calling this tool, you must edit or add files to integrate the snippet into the codebase."

Performs deep research on a given topic using Perplexity Sonar and enhances the result.

Creates project-specific development rules based on product description, user stories, and research.

Creates comprehensive product requirements documents based on a product description and research.

Creates detailed user stories with acceptance criteria based on a product description and research.

Creates structured development task lists with dependencies based on product description, user stories, and research.

Generates full-stack project starter kits with custom tech stacks, research-informed recommendations, and setup scripts.

Generates a code stub (function, class, etc.) in a specified language based on a description. Can optionally use content from a file (relative path) as context.

Refactors a given code snippet based on specific instructions, optionally using surrounding file context.

Retrieves a summary of current Git changes (diff). Can show staged or unstaged changes.

Analyzes dependency manifest files (currently supports package.json) to list project dependencies.

Processes natural language requests, determines the best tool using semantic matching and fallbacks, and either asks for confirmation or executes the tool directly.

Get a list of datasets form CMR based on keywords.

A tool for analyzing search intent and user behavior.

Features:

• Analyze search query intent
• Identify relevant topic categories
• Provide search suggestions
• Offer reference links

Examples: "iphone 15" Product research/purchase intent "python tutorial" Learning intent

Response format:

• query: Original search term
• intent: Search intention
• categories: Related categories
• suggestions: Related search terms
• references: Reference links

Search on Google for multiple keywords and return the results

Searches Google Patents using SerpApi. Allows filtering by date, inventor, assignee, country, language, status, type, and sorting.

Execute a query in MySQL

Read MCP logs from the standard location

calculate mathematical expressions using the sympify function from sympy, parse and compute the input mathematical expression string, supports direct calls to SymPy functions (automatically recognizes x, y, z as symbolic variables) Parameters: expression (str): Mathematical expression, e.g., "223 - 344 * 6" or "sin(pi/2) + log(10)".Replace special symbols with approximate values, e.g., pi 3.1415" Example expressions: "2 + 3*5" # Basic arithmetic 17 "expand((x + 1)2)" # Expand x + 2x + 1 "diff(sin(x), x)" # Derivative cos(x) "integrate(exp(x), (x, 0, 1))" # Definite integral E - 1 "solve(x2 - 4, x)" # Solve equation [-2, 2] "limit(tan(x)/x, x, 0)" # Limit 1 "Sum(k, (k, 1, 10)).doit()" # Summation 55 "Matrix([[1, 2], [3, 4]]).inv()" # Matrix inverse [[-2, 1], [3/2, -1/2]] "simplify((x2 - 1)/(x + 1))" # Simplify x - 1 "factor(x2 - 2*x - 15)" # Factorize (x - 5)(x + 3) "series(cos(x), x, 0, 4)" # Taylor series 1 - x/2 + x/24 + O(x) "integrate(exp(-x*2)*sin(x), (x, -oo, oo))" # Complex integral "solve([x**2 + y*2 - 1, x + y - 1], [x, y])" # Solve system of equations "Matrix([[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8, 9]]).eigenvals()" # Matrix eigenvalues Returns: str: Calculation result. If the expression cannot be parsed or computed, returns an error message (str).

Retrieve information about a specific stock symbol using Yahoo Finance API.

Fetches news articles for a given stock ticker symbol.

Search for quotes using a query string.

Search for news articles using a query string.

Retrieve the top ETFs in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top mutual funds in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top companies in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top growth companies in a specific sector.

Retrieve the top performing companies in a specific sector.

You are a sentiment analysis tool. Based on the provided rationale, analyze the sentiment for the given stock symbol. Please ensure that your analysis is objective and unbiased.

Get trending developers on github

Get trending repositories on github

Get ticket fields from Freshdesk.

Create a reply to a ticket in Freshdesk.

Create a note for a ticket in Freshdesk.

Get tickets from Freshdesk with pagination support.

Create a ticket in Freshdesk

Update a ticket in Freshdesk.

Delete a ticket in Freshdesk.

Get a ticket in Freshdesk.

Search for tickets in Freshdesk.

Get a ticket conversation in Freshdesk.

Update a conversation for a ticket in Freshdesk.

Get all agents in Freshdesk with pagination support.

List all contacts in Freshdesk with pagination support.

Get a contact in Freshdesk.

Search for contacts in Freshdesk.

Update a contact in Freshdesk.