Enables GitHub-shaped tool calls to list issues, retrieve pull requests, and summarize them, while refusing merge-via-apply operations and remaining a local proof rather than making production changes.
Enables users to inspect databases through read-only tools that explain queries, sample rows, and list indexes, while refusing apply or delete operations.
Exposes a single HTTP endpoint that aggregates tool definitions from GitHub, Kubernetes, and database namespaces, letting clients list available tools and invoke them by name. It provides health-check, tool-discovery, and tool-call routes for local, read-only experimentation without calling hosted models or applying production changes.