One call to protect a Python project end-to-end AND verify it still works: scans risks, picks a framework-aware preset, obfuscates, then byte-compiles + import-smoke-tests the output in isolated subprocesses and returns verified:true/false. Writes a private de-obfuscation mapping alongside (not inside) the output. Use this when the user wants to 'protect/obfuscate before shipping' and expects a green check, not just a transform.

Scan a Python project for patterns that may break obfuscation (eval/exec, dynamic attribute access, framework reflection, unsafe model loading). Returns severity counts, detected frameworks (FastAPI/Django/Flask/Pydantic/Click/SQLAlchemy/ML), and a suggested preset.

Generate a pyobfus.yaml for a Python project. Auto-detects frameworks and applies the matching preset. By default returns the YAML text without writing to disk; set write=true to persist.

Reverse obfuscated identifiers in a stack trace using a pyobfus mapping.json. Accepts the trace as plain text and the path to a mapping file produced by --save-mapping.

List every pyobfus preset available, grouped by tier (community / framework-aware / Pro).

Describe what a named preset changes: exclude names count, exclude patterns, preserve_param_names, docstring handling. For Pro presets, returns full pro_unlock metadata (trial command, checkout URL, price, money-back guarantee).

Analyze a Python project and recommend pyobfus tier (community vs Pro) with reasons. Combines a preflight scan with a sensitive-string-literal heuristic. Returns free_action and pro_action with concrete next-step commands.

Return structured guidance for starting the 5-day pyobfus Pro trial. Does NOT invoke the side effect — the user runs pyobfus-trial start in their shell. Detects whether a trial is already active and surfaces the appropriate next step plus post-trial purchase URL.