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  • Generate a sample authoritative Direct-Answer Content Block for a target page and gap topic, including inverted-pyramid copy, Schema.org markup, and third-party evidence structure for AI citation.
    Apache 2.0
  • Submit a third-party skill URL for a behavioral security audit before installing. Returns an audit ID to track progress and avoids duplicate scans.
    MIT
  • Find third-party APIs for a capability when you don't know the provider. Supply a concise capability like 'send SMS' to get ranked services, example endpoints, and a next step.
    MIT
  • List enabled integration providers to find each provider's key, category, auth type, and operation count before connecting a third-party service.
    MIT
  • Tests a saved workflow node standalone by making its actual third-party call to verify configuration and connection before deployment.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive

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  • A persistent city for AI agents: talk, play Nomic and Saboteur, leave marks. Always open.

  • Search and read UK guides on solar PV, heat pumps, batteries and MCS certification.

  • Retrieve exact API request and response schemas for third-party services. Pass a service or query to locate matching endpoints or closest alternatives.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a structured auth playbook for any third-party API: schemes, scopes, rate-limit headers, and error codes. Marks undocumented details as unstated, not guessed.
    MIT
  • Enable, disable, or install Blender add-ons. Installing from a .zip requires explicit confirmation to prevent silent third-party code execution.
    MIT
  • Register a new OAuth2 application for third-party integration, define redirect URIs and scopes, and receive the client secret once for confidential clients. Requires a browser session JWT.
    Elastic 2.0
  • Inspect tool outputs and third-party content locally before adding to LLM context. Redacts secrets and neutralizes detected prompt injections.
    MIT
  • Generate AI-written privacy policies, terms of service, and cookie policies for previously scanned websites. Creates legally compliant documents based on detected tracking technologies, cookies, and third-party data collection from prior scans.
    MIT
  • Downloads a delivery note as a base64-encoded PDF for issued or converted notes, with options to hide VAT amounts or prices for simplified documents.
    Elastic 2.0
  • Checks an MCP server's provenance, permissions, tool safety, and risk signals before connection, so you can avoid unsafe third-party servers.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full behavioral security audit report for a GitHub repository. Review trust score, verdict, findings, and recommendations before installing a third-party MCP server, plugin, or tool.
    MIT
  • Make secure HTTP requests to third-party platforms on behalf of a workflow. Use a connector ID from list_workflow_connectors and provide a path relative to the connector base URL.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all integration models from Itential Platform to access OpenAPI-based specifications for external systems, enabling automated interaction with third-party services.
    GPL 3.0
  • List third-party vendors in your compliance workspace with details like tier, status, and review due dates. Filter by vendor name to quickly find specific entries.
    MIT
  • Build a selective-disclosure certificate proving chain validity, witness status, and anchoring for third-party verification without ledger access. Disclose chosen entries; others stay salted.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve third-party ownership, concurrent-user, playtime, and review estimates for a Steam app using its numeric app ID. These are SteamSpy estimates, not official Steam figures.
    MIT