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  • Analyze package manager manifest files to detect supply-chain risks, version pinning issues, typosquatting indicators, and dependency hygiene problems.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current evaluation session status, including evaluation count, detected frameworks, verdict history per file, and stability indicators, to understand what has been reviewed.
    MIT
  • Preview which providers will be dispatched for a given expert and configuration, without making any provider calls. Use this to assemble a panel and then issue parallel requests for visible per-provider progress.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve a list of all judges on the Agent Tribunal panel, including their areas of expertise and evaluation criteria.
    MIT
  • Submit code for streaming evaluation that returns per-judge results progressively with running aggregate scores, providing early feedback as each of 45 judges completes.
    MIT
  • Analyze only modified lines in a code diff by running all 45 judges on the full file and filtering findings to the specified line changes. Supports PR reviews and incremental analysis.
    MIT
  • Record feedback on findings as true positive, false positive, or won't fix to calibrate confidence scores and reduce noise from inaccurate rules.
    MIT
  • Execute the benchmark suite to generate a dashboard with breakdowns by judge, category, and difficulty. Identify weak spots and evaluate system quality using precision, recall, F1, and false positive rates.
    MIT
  • Re-evaluate source code by incorporating developer context, disputed findings, and accepted rule IDs to adjust evaluation results with confidence filtering.
    MIT
  • Run policy-aware code evaluation with domain-specific severity profiles, evidence calibration, and confidence scoring to ensure compliance with vertical requirements.
    MIT