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Scores proposed tool calls with a decision model before execution, returning allow, ask, or block decisions with safety, production, and prompt-injection probabilities so agents can gate risky actions and fail closed on scorer errors.

Enables agents to add project notes as sources, list them, and ask questions that come back as text with [n] markers plus numbered quotes from the source. Backends are pluggable (local BM25 by default, Gemini File Search, or notebooklm-py) behind a risk gate that filters secrets and personal data before any call leaves the machine.

Enables turning an address or lat/lng into a transparent solar proposal by geocoding it, pulling Google Solar API building insights (panel layouts, roof segments, imagery quality), and pricing a few system sizes with your tariff, install cost, incentives, savings, payback, NPV and a verdict. Every input is labelled with its source, Google's own financial analyses are shown side by side, and no prices are invented.

An MCP server that gates agent pull request merges by scoring each diff's blast radius with ripwire, letting changes at or under a threshold through automatically. Changes over the threshold are blocked until a human reviews the exact diff and signs a single-use, expiring approval with a local CLI.

Lets an agent register a site and a weather rule (e.g., gusts under 30 km/h and no precipitation for 3 h within 48 h) and returns immediately, so a background worker can watch the forecast on a budgeted cadence and POST a signed, verifiable webhook that resumes a durable workflow when the window appears or the deadline passes.

This MCP server enables agents and CLI users to search places, geocode and reverse-geocode addresses, autocomplete queries, and compute routes through Google Places API (New), Geocoding API v4, and the Routes API, with field-mask defaults, tier limits, session caching, and an upstream call budget.

Enables prospecting lists of addresses, points or a bounding box through the Google Solar API's detected-arrays insight, reporting for each building whether rooftop PV is already detected, how old the capture imagery is, and how strong the roof's solar potential is. It ranks the remaining buildings into a reviewable prospect list while tracking call budget and list-price cost.

An MCP proxy that sits in front of bank tool servers, letting AI agents make read-only calls like balances and transactions while blocking payments, writes, renamed tools and argument smuggling. Each denial produces an Ed25519-signed receipt that can be verified offline.

Enables rooftop solar installers to turn a CSV of tomorrow's booked jobs into a ranked crew schedule in Markdown and JSON, joining per-address geocoding, roof pitch/azimuth from the Google Solar API, hourly forecast checks against crew-safety thresholds, and estimated plane-of-array irradiance. Each job is returned as KEEP, MOVE (with a new same-day start) or SLIP, together with the specific rule that decided it.

An MCP proxy that sits in front of a UCP commerce MCP server, forwarding shopping tools like catalog search, carts and checkout creation while gating complete_checkout. It enforces per-currency spend caps, rolling windows and merchant allowlists, requiring a signed single-use human approval above a threshold and blocking real-looking payment credentials in test mode.

Turns Google Solar API roof data for a single building into an installer-ready geometry packet with per-segment pitch, azimuth, area, sunshine and derived usable area, steepness, complexity and shading, plus JSON, Markdown and an SVG sketch. Optionally adds pre-GA roof geometry data with facet polygons and obstacles.

Enables agents to fetch Google Pollen API forecasts and turn them into daily briefs with custom alert thresholds per pollen type or plant, returning compact JSON and Markdown.

Enables users to express agent tool-call access rules in plain English or Spanish, which are converted into Cedar policies that are only enforced after passing a multi-stage proof. Each proposed tool call is then gated with ALLOW or DENY plus the ids of the policies that decided it.

Turns a site (address or lat/lng), a work window and a threshold profile into per-hour GO / MARGINAL / NO-GO decisions for field-ops, event and construction planning, pulling hourly and daily forecasts from the Google Weather API or the keyless US National Weather Service grid. Each hour is reported with the exact rule and value that tripped, alongside geocoding, outlook, current-conditions and profile-listing tools.