Query the official Facepunch Garry's Mod Wiki and indexed API reference by keyword or conceptual topic across functions, hooks, libraries, panels, and enums. Read-only operation with zero side effects, no authentication required, and cached offline-first execution with live documentation fallback; does NOT modify the workspace. Requires a query string. Optionally filter by category ('functions', 'hooks', 'libraries', 'panels', 'enums', 'all', default 'all'), realm ('server', 'client', 'shared', 'menu', 'all', default 'all'), and max_results (1 to 20, default 5). Use this tool for broad discovery, conceptual exploration, or finding candidate APIs when the exact symbol name is unknown. Do NOT use if you already know the exact function or hook identifier (use get_gmod_symbol instead for complete signatures, argument specifications, caveats, and official examples). Do NOT use for third-party libraries, community forum solutions, or undocumented engine quirks (use web_search_glua instead). Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, and data containing query, category, realm, total_matches, and an array of matching results (title, canonical wiki_url, realm, summary, signature, category).

Retrieve authoritative, complete API documentation for a specific, known Garry's Mod symbol (function, hook, library method, panel, or class) from the Facepunch Wiki index. Read-only lookup operation with zero side effects, no authentication required, and instant indexed retrieval; does NOT modify the workspace. If the symbol is not found in the index, returns status 'failed' with data null and provides actionable search alternatives in nextActions. Requires an exact, case-sensitive or standard symbol identifier (e.g. 'net.Receive', 'surface.DrawPoly', 'GM:PlayerInitialSpawn', 'Entity:TakeDamage'). Set include_examples to false (defaults to true) to exclude code examples and reduce token consumption. Use this tool when you know the exact symbol name and require complete parameter specifications, return types, engine caveats, realm affinity, or code examples. Do NOT use for keyword or topic searches (use search_gmod_wiki instead). Do NOT use for third-party addon code or community forum workarounds (use web_search_glua instead). Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, and data containing symbol, realm, description, arguments array (name, type, optional, default, description), returns array, examples array, notes, warnings, and canonical wiki_url.

Search external Garry's Mod developer communities, GitHub repositories, Facepunch archives, Reddit, and Steam Community forums for community-developed solutions, workarounds, and undocumented engine behaviors. Read-only external web search with open-world egress; requires no credentials and produces zero local file mutations or state modifications. Requires a query string. Optionally filter target domains with domain_filter ('github', 'facepunch', 'reddit', 'steam', 'all', default 'all') and limit results with max_results (1 to 10, default 5). Use this tool for troubleshooting obscure runtime bugs, researching community conventions, finding GitHub code implementations, or resolving undocumented engine quirks where official documentation is silent. Do NOT use for official Garry's Mod API reference, hook signatures, or standard library documentation (use get_gmod_symbol for exact lookups or search_gmod_wiki for topic searches). Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, and data containing query and results array (title, destination url, snippet, source platform).

Perform deep static analysis and AST validation on Garry's Mod Lua (GLua) source code to detect syntax errors, realm boundary violations (server/client/menu mismatches), global namespace pollution, and missing AddCSLuaFile calls. Purely read-only static analysis requiring zero credentials or network access. Does NOT execute code and does NOT modify files on disk; when fix_formatting is true, the formatted code is returned strictly inside the result envelope without overwriting the source file. Provide either file_path (workspace-relative or absolute) or code_content (raw Lua snippet); when both are supplied, file_path takes precedence. If target_realm is 'auto', automatically detects the execution realm from file path prefixes (sv_, cl_, sh_) or defaults to 'shared'. Use this tool before committing code or running tests to ensure syntax and realm hygiene. Do NOT use for runtime performance profiling (use analyze_performance instead to detect GC allocations in render hooks), network vulnerability scanning (use audit_net_security instead), or functional test execution (use run_glua_test instead). Returns a GModToolResult envelope containing status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, data with valid (boolean), error_count, warning_count, realm_detected, diagnostics list (line, column, severity, rule code, message, suggestion), and optional formatted_code.

Perform static AST security auditing across an addon's network messaging architecture (Garry's Mod net library) to identify exploitable receivers, SQL injection vectors, and missing network string registrations. Purely static AST analysis requiring no authentication, no network transmission, and zero file modifications. Scans code without executing it. Specify addon_dir (root directory of the addon; defaults to workspace root if omitted). Optionally provide file_paths array to restrict scanning to specific Lua files within that addon. Use this tool before releasing or deploying multiplayer Garry's Mod addons to detect unauthenticated net.Receive handlers (missing ply:IsAdmin or permission checks), client-authoritative SQL queries, and unregistered net strings that crash network channels. Do NOT use for general syntax validation (use lint_glua instead) or rendering performance profiling (use analyze_performance instead). Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, and data containing addon_dir, messages_found, registered_strings, network_graph (transmitters and receivers), and categorized vulnerabilities array (severity, type, message_name, file, line, description, recommended_fix, vulnerable_code).

Profile Garry's Mod Lua code via static AST inspection to detect runtime performance traps, Zero-GC violations, and LuaJIT garbage collector bottlenecks. Purely analytical static inspection; does NOT execute code, does NOT evaluate scripts in a VM, and does NOT modify files on disk. Operates under zero-side-effect guarantees. Provide either file_path (workspace path) or code_content (raw snippet); when both are supplied, file_path takes precedence. Automatically inspects high-frequency rendering and simulation hooks (HUDPaint, RenderScreenspaceEffects, Think, Move). Use this tool to prevent client FPS stutter and server tickrate drops by flagging table allocations (Color(), Vector(), Angle()), unlocalized global lookups, and dynamic font creation inside per-frame hooks. Do NOT use for syntax or realm correctness checks (use lint_glua instead), network message exploit detection (use audit_net_security instead), or functional assertion testing (use run_glua_test instead). Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, and data containing performance_score (0-100), issues array (hook_name, line, severity, category, description, recommended_code), and allocation metrics (allocations_in_hot_path, global_calls_in_hot_path, dynamic_draw_calls).

Generate production-grade, realm-separated Garry's Mod boilerplate code for 10 standard component architectures: SWEP (weapons), SENT (scripted entities), nextbot (NextBot AI with pathfinding coroutines), custom_tool (toolgun STOOLs with CPanel), vgui_panel (Derma UI), hud (Zero-GC HUDPaint overlays), gamemode (GM framework), effect (dynamic particle render effects), darkrp_module (DarkRP jobs, shipments, categories), and addon_skeleton (standard directory layout with addon.json). Dual operational mode: when output_dir is omitted (default), operates as a zero-side-effect preview returning a virtual code_manifest without touching the disk; when output_dir is provided, writes files directly to disk relative to workspace, creating directories and overwriting existing files at target paths. Implements idiomatic realm separation (e.g. server init.lua, client cl_init.lua with AddCSLuaFile headers, shared.lua). Requires component_type (enum: 'swep', 'sent', 'nextbot', 'custom_tool', 'vgui_panel', 'hud', 'gamemode', 'effect', 'darkrp_module', 'addon_skeleton') and alphanumeric identifier name (e.g. 'weapon_plasma_rifle', 'nb_stalker', 'tool_remover'). Optional output_dir designates target folder on disk. Optional options object configures category, base class, author, printable_name, and vgui_type ('frame', 'button', 'scroll', 'custom'). Use this tool when bootstrapping new Garry's Mod addons, weapons, entities, AI nextbots, STOOLs, or UI panels with idiomatic architecture and prediction support. Do NOT use for editing existing code or linting (use lint_glua). After scaffolding, use package_and_validate to verify Steam Workshop packaging compliance. Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, and data containing component_type, files_created array (path, purpose), and code_manifest mapping relative file paths to generated Lua source code strings.

Execute headless Garry's Mod unit tests and assertions using the embedded Source Engine mock runtime (Python/Lua test harness) without requiring the Garry's Mod game client. Sandboxed headless subprocess execution with a default 5000ms timeout (configurable via timeout_ms up to 30000ms). Safe and non-destructive; does NOT modify source files on disk. Surfaces assertion failures and runtime exceptions with exact line numbers and stack traces. Provide either test_file_path (workspace path to a test script) or code_to_test (inline GLua test string with assertions); when both are provided, test_file_path takes precedence. Configure mock_realm ('client', 'server', 'shared', default 'shared') to set SERVER and CLIENT boolean constants and simulate realm-specific global libraries. Use this tool to execute automated test suites, verify mathematical computations, test hook callbacks, and validate net message serialization logic. Do NOT use for static analysis without execution (use lint_glua instead) or Zero-GC allocation profiling (use analyze_performance instead). Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' when all assertions pass, 'failed' on assertion or execution error), summary, and data containing passed (boolean), tests_run count, failures count, errors array (test_name, error_message, stack_trace), output_log (raw stdout/stderr), and execution_time_ms.

Verify a Garry's Mod addon directory against official Steam Workshop and GMA packaging rules (addon.json validation, file extension whitelist, path casing), with optional .gma archive compilation. Read-only validation by default; does NOT mutate files. If build_gma is true AND validation passes with zero illegal files, compiles a .gma binary package using the external gmad executable (requires GMAD_PATH environment variable) to output_gma_path (defaults to '/out.gma'). addon_dir specifies the root directory of the addon (defaults to workspace root). Set build_gma to true (default false) to trigger .gma compilation. Optional output_gma_path sets the target .gma binary path. Use this tool as the final verification gate before uploading addons to the Steam Workshop or deploying to a dedicated server. Checks addon.json structure, flags non-whitelisted files (e.g. .psd, .git, .exe), and warns on uppercase characters that cause 404s on Linux servers. Use scaffold_gmod_component to bootstrap addon structures, and lint_glua/audit_net_security to audit code quality prior to packaging. Returns a GModToolResult envelope with status ('success' or 'failed'), summary, and data containing valid (boolean), addon_json_valid (boolean), total_files, total_size_bytes, illegal_files array (path, rejection reason), warnings array (casing and metadata warnings), and optional gma_path.