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  • Search for places of interest within a specified radius of a geographic location. Filter by type and get results like restaurants, shops, and attractions.
    MIT
  • Find specific types of places like gas stations, restaurants, or charging stations near a location. Use when you need a particular category of POI.
    MIT
  • Record the outcome for a performance finding, marking it as resolved, dismissed, or open. Include a note explaining the solution or rationale for future readers.
    MIT
  • Search Swiggy restaurants delivering to a latitude/longitude, then filter by keyword or browse a curated collection to compare delivery options.
    MIT
  • Locate Papa John's restaurants in six international markets: Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal, Spain. Search by coordinates or store ID for addresses, hours, and delivery details.
    MIT
  • Fetch a single Chipotle restaurant by numeric restaurant number. Returns basic location data; for hours or capabilities, use /chipotle/restaurants with a tight radius around it.
    MIT

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  • Get remediation advice for a single finding as GitHub-flavored markdown. When AI Assist is enabled and within budget this is a suggestion written for this exact finding; otherwise it falls back to the static guidance-library text and says…
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  • Find Sonic Drive-In restaurants near a latitude/longitude within a set radius, sorted nearest first with addresses, hours, amenities, and delivery links.
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  • Search for real-world places like restaurants, attractions, and hotels near a trip's destination to find candidate options for itinerary planning.
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  • Queue a remediation proposal for a security finding that requires human approval before applying. Returns a proposal ID and approval URL.
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  • Find Burger King restaurants near any latitude/longitude. Returns addresses, hours, amenities, and optional live open/closed status or delivery-zone matches.
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  • Check Grubhub ordering availability for up to 20 restaurants at once, returning open status, delivery and pickup options, fees, and next order time relative to a diner location.
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  • Search Zomato restaurants by city and optional keyword, with sorting, Pure Veg filtering, and cursor pagination for city-wide delivery listings.
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  • Search restaurants delivering to a latitude/longitude in a foodpanda market and filter by cuisine id to find nearby delivery options, ratings, fees, and minimum orders.
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  • Retrieve comprehensive details for a security finding using its ID, including impact, fix guidance, code context, and references.
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  • Find Arby's restaurants near a coordinate, returning nearest stores with address, phone, hours, amenities, and pickup/delivery flags. Use each store's ID to price menu items.
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  • Find Jimmy John's restaurants near a latitude and longitude, sorted by distance within a radius, returning restaurant_id for menu lookup.
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  • Search OpenTable restaurants by cuisine, name, or neighborhood near coordinates, with live availability for a selected date, time, and party size.
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  • Decode DATEV EXTF finding codes to understand why an import was rejected and receive concrete instructions for resolving each validation error.
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  • Search audit findings by title, severity, or status to check for duplicates before creating a new finding or to locate a specific finding for update or evidence attachment.
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