Enables starting and monitoring shared multiplayer sessions for agentic coding terminals, allowing agents to host wrapped commands and retrieve session status via WebSocket.
Exposes five tools that let an assistant list and inspect schema-mutation benchmark tasks, grade submitted JSON tool calls against canonical answers, run the benchmark against a chosen model, and read dataset provenance. It enables measuring whether a model follows the current tool schema or falls back on a memorized one.
Enables agents to share live terminal sessions, manage viewers and join requests, and stop active shares, with consent handled through tool-approval prompts.
Enables MCP clients to list and inspect benchmark tasks, score submitted answers, run evaluations through OpenRouter, and retrieve provenance data for exploit-resistance testing.