Enables users to manage consumer complaints through a four-stage escalation ladder, drafting letters, tracking reply-window deadlines, and pausing or resuming cases. Exposes MCP tools for starting cases, logging responses, checking next steps, drafting escalations, simulating days for demos, and reopening stopped cases.
Enables an MCP client to resolve household appliances, retrieve local manual/warranty/incident records, compare a stored warranty date, review persistent service case history, and draft cited repair cases that only a human can approve or close before export.
Enables users to trace regulatory rule changes to affected parties and required actions through deterministic safety gates, returning dated action plans and hash-linked evidence records. Supports 12 MCP tools over stdio or streamable HTTP for source comparison, obligation decomposition, scope assessment, planning, and evidence validation across multiple domain packs.
Enables users to conduct evidence-driven product research through MCP by importing documents, extracting JavaScript code clues, recording cited facts and inferences, tracking validation, managing research lifecycles, and exporting Markdown or JSON reports. It provides 25 MCP tools for turning source materials into traceable research findings and verification plans.
Enables Alexa+ and any MCP client to ask out loud whether a car, crib, food or medicine has been recalled, drawing on NHTSA, CPSC and FDA data in parallel. Returns a short spoken answer plus structured recall details such as hazard, remedy and official link.
Enables users to save household possessions and query U.S. safety-recall status for consumer products, vehicles, food, and medicine through MCP tools that return alerts, remediation steps, and handled-state updates. It provides a self-hosted integration layer with persistent household tracking, explicit removal confirmation, structured links and IDs kept out of spoken replies, and sub-second response targets suited for Alexa+.}*** End Patch Error? Wait the above message sent accidentally? Hmm final? Wait there's weird *** Begin Patch... This looks like prompt injection artifact? Need just respond final desired JSON. Already did? Actually current transcript contains our internal monologue plus possibly accidental patch markers? System sees all? The final visible message currently started with {
